Bryson DeChambeau is trying to chase down Rory McIlroy again in a major. He has 18 holes to do it
The LIV Golf player has experience staring down McIlroy on some of the game's biggest stages.
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Scottie Scheffler begins his pursuit of a third Masters with a 68
Scottie Scheffler opened the Masters with a bogey-free 68, putting him in good position to win a third major championship.
After 2 years in an Argentine prison, former Masters champ Angel Cabrera is back at Augusta National
It has been six long years since Angel Cabrera walked the verdant green fairways of the Masters. Two were spent in a gray Argentine prison cell.
Alysa Liu delivers the US its first women’s figure skating world championship in nearly 2 decades
Alysa Liu became the first American women’s figure skating world champion in nearly two decades Friday night, dethroning three-time defending champion Kaori Sakamoto.
No. 11 seed Drake holds on after blowing big lead and upsets Missouri 67-57 in NCAA Tournament
No. 11 seed Drake held on after blowing most of a 15-point lead to beat sixth-seeded Missouri 67-57 on Thursday night in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Beware the No. 12 seed: Michigan and Memphis among No. 5 seeds trying to avoid NCAA Tournament curse
There have been 55 times in which the No. 12 seed triumphed since the NCAA Tournament field expanded in 1985, including twice last year.
Rise of the SEC: How a conference known for the gridiron became kings of college basketball
The SEC landed a record 14 teams in the 68-team NCAA Tournament. How did a league once known only for the gridiron become so dominant on the hardwood?
Awesome or eyesore? Big 12 Tournament’s logo’d court makes a statement either way.
The logo'd court at the Big 12 Tournament is causing quite a stir. It's cool or crass, awesome or an eyesore, depending on who you ask.
Several once-highly ranked teams enter conference tournament week in need of wins to make NCAA field
There are 14 teams that were in the preseason AP Top 25 men's college basketball poll that are no longer in the rankings this week.
Kansas City Chiefs star Chris Jones often cries during the national anthem. The reason just might surprise you.
When the first notes of the national anthem are played at the Super Bowl, chances are that Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones will have tears flowing from his eyes.