
Study Finds Emotional Abuse Most Common Form of Harm in College Sports
New research indicates emotional abuse by coaches represents the most frequent type of harm experienced by college athletes.

New research indicates emotional abuse by coaches represents the most frequent type of harm experienced by college athletes.

FIFA encounters broadcasting difficulties for World Cup coverage as Reliance submits $20 million bid for India rights while China deal remains unconfirmed.

A former New York Jets draft pick reportedly asked the AI chatbot ChatGPT for advice after his girlfriend died from blunt force trauma.

Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani and his agent have resolved a legal dispute over a $240 million luxury development project in Hawaii.

Max Dowman scored for Arsenal to become the youngest goal scorer in Premier League history during Saturday's match.
The Los Angeles Rams have been elevated to Super Bowl favorite status following aggressive roster changes in the early offseason period.

Professional sports leagues are adapting broadcast strategies amid changing viewer preferences and streaming growth.

Steve McMichael, who died at 67 after battling ALS, was posthumously diagnosed with stage 3 chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

Italy prepares for World Cup playoff semifinal on Thursday as the team seeks to qualify after missing recent major tournaments.

CBS Sports announced its 2026 college football lineup while NFL Academy in London released its high school schedule for the same year.

NFL organized team activities feature coach Mike Vrabel discussing recent drama, Daniel Jones returning from injury, and speculation about A.J. Brown's future.

LSU has rehired Will Wade as basketball coach, two years after firing him for cause during a major NCAA investigation.

Oklahoma City Thunder sixth man Alex Caruso is generating discussion as a potential Western Conference Finals MVP despite his bench role.

The 2026 NBA Draft attracted 71 early entrants, marking the lowest number of underclassmen declaring since 2003.

New York City restaurants face reduced outdoor dining options as permit numbers fall to 2,100, down from 13,000 during COVID.
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