National Sports

College football is back and so too is ESPN's College GameDay, and Nick Saban.

When is a hug too much? Can a hug fall into the "too much" category?

There’s no better way to explain this video than: "only in New Orleans."

Texas athletes shine bright in the 2024 Paris Olympics, including stars like Simone Biles and Brittney Griner aiming for gold.

Yes way back in the mid-80s, the Dallas Cowboys players recorded & released a music video for the world to see.

They are some of the most familiar names and faces in sports, and they get paid the big bucks to talk to you about them.

Now that the games have begun at the Summer Olympics, many in the sports world are raving about the phenomenal athletes, and "Bob The Cap Catcher."

ESPN hosted its annual award show Thursday night and Nick Saban was awarded the Icon Award.

A sports analyst thinks that the owner of the Dallas Cowboys is ready to sell his team, and that investors abroad may be the next owners of "America's Team."

Lea Anne Powell makes Texas history with record-breaking largemouth bass catch at O.H. Ivie Lake.

Football season will kickoff before you know it and here in Texas. High school football is little different. These cities go all out under the Friday night lights.

Luka Doncic tried to set his feet just beyond the 3-point line as the Dallas Mavericks were making a furious comeback attempt.

Jerry West, 3-time Hall of Famer, and the man whose silhouette is considered to be the basis of the NBA logo, died Wednesday morning.

For the first time in nearly 20 years, hot dog-eating champion Joey Chestnut will not be participating in the July 4 contest.

Former LSU baseball coach Paul Mainieri is expected to return to the dugout next season as reports are that he will be named the new head coach at South Carolina.

The NBA has announced that Bill Walton has died.

The future of the Chiefs is uncertain after voters chose not to invest in Arrowhead Stadium. Could this shake up result in a return to Texas for Mahomes?

The Paul Skenes era is ready to begin in Pittsburgh.

The sports world has fallen in love with Keon Coleman, who is from Opelousas, Louisiana.

Discover the history and nostalgia of Texas Stadium, once the beloved home of the Dallas Cowboys.