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A unanimous vote by the Hall of Fame Committee unlocks funding for a major expansion that blends interactive storytelling with cutting‑edge broadcast facilities, advancing the Hall’s mission to honor NFL legends and preserve the sport’s history.
NFL team owners have approved funding for the third phase of the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s $102 million Evolve 2030 overhaul, promising a larger footprint, cutting‑edge displays and a dedicated broadcast studio.
The 2026 Texas high school football season kicked off on Aug. 27 with a Texas‑Oklahoma opener and a slate of nationally ranked contests that feature rematches, new coaches and standout players.
The league’s board approved new funding to expand the Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, adding interactive exhibits, a Coach John Madden Broadcast Studio and a community venue that can host up to 1,300 guests.
The league’s governing bodies have cleared $33 million for the third phase of the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s modernization, paving the way for an 8,000‑square‑foot addition that will showcase the sport’s history and its legendary figures
The Astros part ways with GM Dana Brown as owner Jim Crane steps in as interim GM, sparking a front‑office reshuffle amid a tight AL West race.
Owner Jerry Jones yields his private box to FIFA for the World Cup semifinal, sparking a rare moment of humility for the high‑profile sports executive.
Celebrity sightings lit up the World Cup semifinal in Arlington as Spain defeated France 2‑0, with a host of stars from film, music and sport filling the stands.
Spain’s 2-0 win over France in Arlington not only secured a spot in the World Cup final but also underscored Dallas‑Fort Worth’s expanding role in global soccer, with local leaders already eyeing a 2031 Women’s World Cup bid.
France's 2-0 loss to Spain in the Arlington semifinal highlighted both the rise of new stars and the growing commercial power of the United States in world football.
Clara Sandoval reflects on her journey across basketball, football, boxing and MMA, highlighting the unique energy of the PFL and the power of narrative in sports.
The annual festival in Canton draws not only football greats but also a parade of A‑list celebrities, surprise appearances and high‑profile attendees.
James Edgar Lindsey, a former University of Arkansas football star, NFL player, real estate developer and philanthropist, died on July 19 in Fayetteville at the age of 81, leaving a legacy of community service and economic growth.
Jim Lindsey, the Arkansas-born running back who led the Razorbacks to a 1964 national championship and later won an NFL title with the Minnesota Vikings, died at 81. His post‑sport career in real estate and philanthropy, along with a brief political bid, left a lasting imprint on Arkansas.
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The Dallas Cowboys' blend of on‑field triumphs and savvy commercial strategies turned a football franchise into a cultural and financial powerhouse.
Explore how the Dallas Cowboys turned sporting success into a commercial powerhouse, pioneering sponsorships, stadium development, and fan engagement.
Former NFL defensive back Izell Reese has turned his post‑playing career into a catalyst for flag football’s explosive growth, guiding RCX Sports to oversee the NFL FLAG brand and steering a multi‑billion‑dollar push that now reaches millions of young athletes across the United States.
Deion Sanders denied rumors of a move to the Dallas Cowboys, expressed his disinterest in NFL coaching, and discussed his focus on player development, his son's licensing earnings, and playoff expansion.
Major League Baseball’s ownership group has recently floated the idea of instituting a hard salary cap in the next collective bargaining agreement, a move that has set off a firestorm among players, agents and analysts who see it as a thinly veiled attempt to protect owners’ bottom lines rather than preserve competitive balance.
From a semi‑final under a makeshift Dallas Stadium banner to a grass‑filled pitch that will test the Dallas Cowboys’ afternoon schedule, the arena is being reshaped for a month of global spectacle
The final leg of the Arkansas football team’s ‘All In’ roadshow drew a large crowd in Frisco, Texas, where coaches, players and alumni rallied supporters ahead of a landmark stadium naming rights agreement.
AT&T Stadium is being reshaped to meet FIFA's requirements for nine World Cup matches, involving natural grass grown in Colorado, a hidden ventilation and irrigation system, pink lighting, and a $45,000 man‑hour, 15,000‑ton project. Player CeeDee Lamb and owner Jerry Jones support the move, which may become permanent only if a new Collective Bargaining Agreement mandates it.
The Cowboys are set to open the 2026 NFL season on Sunday night against the New York Giants, while front office moves, draft picks and free‑agency maneuvers signal an aggressive push to rebuild a defense that helped them capture a Super Bowl just two years ago.