Clemson visited the White House last night and the president inadvertently provided the perfect image for the sham of amateurism.

The rapper joined the LA Kings broadcast booth to do play-by-play during a game vs. the Pittsburgh Penguins and was an absolute delight.

The top four seeds in the NFL playoffs—the Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, Los Angeles Rams, and New Orleans Saints—head into next weekend for a chance to play in the Super Bowl.

Enes Kanter posted a video of himself about to eat seven cheeseburgers. Then his New York Knicks teammates trolled him for missing practice because of an "illness."

Sarah Thomas has a lot of firsts in football, and she's not done yet.

There is going to be an influx of new blood in the All-Star Game this year because some regulars are either hurt, having down years, or both.

Philly is still outscoring opponents when the two are on the floor together, but they've still proved to be an awkward fit.

Fine, it doesn't seem like Pope Francis is going to be on the squad. But you know he's rooting for them—and that's one holy cheerleader.

WFAA sportscaster Dale Hansen sounds off on the lack of diversity in the NFL—on the coaching end. He's not wrong.

The medical cart came over to help U-20 Trindade AC player Bernardo with one injury and ended up giving him another one entirely.

Let Carter try to win a championship with Toronto and finish off his legendary career where it started.

Last night against the Golden State Warriors, Harden punched his way into my memory bank with more force than anyone ever has.