Cowboys' all-pro wide receiver Dez Bryant  is turning over a new leaf. He’s going to focus his prolific talent and strength on beating

At a certain point, we stopped expecting a certain level of quality play in college basketball. And that’s fine if you know what to expect.

After taking in the Butler-Marquette thriller Saturday, the end result felt a little contri

The parity in college basketball was supposed to extend into the tournament and provide competitive matchups in the Midwest. However, based on what’s occurred so far, these highlights

Adrien Broner is a world-class fighter who has the potential to be next great American boxer if he can stay out of his own way.

In the past seven days Broner has been

UConn basketball may not be big or strong enough to beat Brittney Griner's Lady Bears, but they still have the rest of women's college basketball in a headlock. In case you were still sleeping on the Lady Huskies, they used Idaho to shake

Robert Griffin III and Adidas want us to believe that the star Washington Redskins quarterback is "all in for Week 1" after sprain

Michigan had its share of doubters coming into this tournament. The Wolverines squandered an opportunity at a much higher seed when they finished 6-6 in the last 12 games of the season after being ranked No. 1 in late-January. That was around the

Mike D’Antoni is fed up with Lakers inconsistent play and it boiled over after a 103-100 loss to the lowly Washington

Multi-year investigations, secret interviews with professors, teachers and student body members and closely guarded information of specific infractions…

What part of the game is that?

The NCAA’s ethics probe into th

You know about what Florida Gulf Coast did to Georgetown, right? Just checking, because that set the

Former Knicks and Nets guard Ray Williams lost his battle with colon cancer on Friday.  The 58-year-old Williams was a college star with the Minnesota Golden Gophers and the 10^th<

Florida Gulf Coast flipped the entire landscape of the NCAA tournament with its 78-68 win against Georgetown. The score doesn’t really begin to tell the story, unless you consider what second-seeded Georgetown is in this game and the fact t

Normally, when a double-digit seed allows a 4-seed to go on a 20-5 run to erase what was a 20-point deficit in a devastatingly short amount of time, the end result is painful for the underdog.

Not so with La Salle, though.