Brad Crawford

The clay court grand slam is down to eight players on each side with a guaranteed first-time champion on the men's side

Tiafoe's loss marks the first time since 2017 no American man or woman has reached the quarterfinals in Paris

After losing to Moise Kouame in five sets, Vallejo was reprimanded by tournament officials

These teams face arduous multi-game tests this season in hopes of staying in the playoff picture

There's only one way to fool-proof a playoff system if you're an elite Power Four program, he says

Sanders earned a record $17.7 million in NFLPA group licensing income during his rookie season, a staggering total fueled by jersey sales, trading cards and one of football's most loyal fanbases

What are the strengths and weaknesses of the country's top teams? We're taking a deep dive into every post-spring top 25 squad

With no Jannik Sinner or Carlos Alcaraz to contend with at Roland-Garros, someone like Francis Tiafoe could win a major for America for the first time since 2003

The unseeded Argentinian won three straight to take out the overwhelming tournament favorite

The former two-time Super Bowl champion questions the development of the Steelers' third-round pick

While many are calling for the end of conference championship games, the Texas coach would like to see the process expanded

As Rich Rod 2.0 hits Year 2 in Morgantown, the WVU coach reflected on his Michigan failures

The All-SEC Freshman gives Kentucky a big boost heading into a critical season for coach Mark Pope

From impressive streaks to dubious distinctions, keep an eye on these numbers in the fall

Lockdown cornerbacks, big-play wide receivers and two talented quarterbacks could disrupt the CFP race as sophomores