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Lincoln Riley warns that without a formal salary cap the growing NIL market remains unstable, even as settlements and legislative proposals reshape how college athletes are compensated.
Molly McGrath transitions from ESPN’s college football coverage to NFL sideline reporting and hosting duties, marking a significant career expansion within the network’s expanded NFL coverage.
A $2.3 billion valuation places Ohio State’s football program among the most valuable in the sport, trailing only Texas, while new accountability measures and a $17 million jersey patch agreement signal shifting dynamics.
FIFA plans to raise $4.2 billion by selling a minority stake in a new commercial venture, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from UEFA and opposition from fans in England.
After two seasons, ESPN is pulling the plug on the syndicated version of "Good Morning Football," a move that reflects a broader strategic shift after taking over NFL Network.
After a brief run that struggled to attract viewers, ESPN has ended the syndicated version of Good Morning Football, known as GMFB: Overtime, while the network edition continues.
ESPN will discontinue the syndicated edition of Good Morning Football following its purchase of the NFL Network, aiming to streamline operations and focus on the core broadcast while viewers seek the show through traditional NFL Network platforms.
Fox Sports appoints Connor Onion as its new No. 2 college football voice, pairing him with analyst Robert Griffin III while veteran Jason Benetti moves to NBC.
MLS commissioner Don Garber discusses how the league is leveraging the post‑World Cup momentum, launching a new marketing campaign and preparing for a fall‑to‑spring schedule, while welcoming Lionel Messi back to Inter Miami.
Sports bars nationwide have seen historic demand during the World Cup, with venues reporting massive crowds, soaring revenues, and new patterns of fan engagement.
In a wide‑ranging conversation, Rothenberg compares the upcoming 2026 World Cup to the 1994 edition, explores the prospect of soccer overtaking baseball as the nation’s second‑most popular sport, and offers his view on the role of celebrity owners and the pricing challenges that still need solving.
In a recent interview, MLS commissioner Don Garber said the recent FIFA World Cup proved the United States is a soccer nation, setting the stage for a new era of growth, a fall‑to‑spring schedule, and a planned succession that includes Larry Berg, Paraag Marathe and David Nathanson.
In a recent interview, MLS commissioner Don Garber highlighted how the recent FIFA World Cup demonstrated the United States' growing soccer culture, paving the way for the league's expansion and a forthcoming leadership transition.
ESPN is set to debut a new college football program that brings together analyst Josh Pate, former NFL linebacker Will Compton, and offensive lineman Taylor Lewan. The network promises a blend of sharp analysis and the chemistry that made their podcast 'Bussin’ With The Boys' a fan favorite.
The global tournament has turned local pubs into bustling community hubs, delivering historic financial gains and fostering unprecedented fan interaction across the country.
Jake Paul, a 29‑year‑old boxer with a 12‑2 record, claims NFL teams are interested in signing him, citing league mediocrity and his own athletic superiority. He wants to join the Cleveland Browns, his hometown team, and compares the skepticism he faces to the reactions he received when he started boxing. Despite a recent sixth‑round knockout loss to Anthony Joshua and a double broken jaw, he says he would fight again for the right price.
ESPN’s new Friday afternoon college‑football program, fronted by analyst Josh Pate and Barstool‑derived co‑hosts Will Compton and Taylor Lewan, arrives amid criticism that it mirrors Barstool Sports’ style and follows a wave of on‑air layoffs.
ESPN’s annual cost‑cutting layoffs have claimed the jobs of veteran broadcaster Karl Ravech and NFL analyst Ryan Clark, marking the end of multi‑decade tenures at the sports giant.
Kyle Brandt is set to appear regularly on ESPN's studio shows as the NFL season approaches, marking a strategic expansion of the network's football coverage after its recent takeover of NFL Network.
Kyle Brandt’s move to ESPN brings a familiar face to the network’s morning show, drawing a spectrum of reactions from viewers as the 2026 season approaches.
A new ESPN Friday night college football program will feature the hosts of the Bussin’ With The Boys podcast, blending digital‑first commentary with live campus production.
The network announces a campus‑based Friday night college football program featuring the podcast trio, aiming to deepen its coverage of a sport second only to the NFL in viewership.
The recent World Cup brought unexpected triumphs for Mexican football, with the national side topping its group and delivering a memorable performance against England. That surge of optimism has sparked a broader conversation about the future structure of the domestic league.
Mexican soccer is at a crossroads as Liga MX considers permanent separation from the second tier, while owners like Arturo Lomeli fight to restore promotion and relegation.