Los Angeles up for consideration for the 2020 Super Bowl, assuming they have an NFL team.
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Comedian Stephen Colbert slams Wake Forest's football team during a commencement address at the university.
The Knicks fell to the fourth pick in the 2015 NBA Draft and Twitter hilarity ensued.
A Phoenix judge has dropped a solicitation charge against Hall of Famer Warren Sapp.
Mark Davis, owner of the Oakland Raiders, says he has no interest in moving his team to St. Louis.
Duke grad and NBA prospect Jahlil Okafor can hold thirteen tennis balls in one hand.
Jason Witten, the Dallas Cowboys star tight end, claims he and quarterback Tony Romo have four or five years left together.
Denis Coderre, the Mayor of Montreal, is set to meet with MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred later this month.
According to a recent poll, 34 percent of those polled believe that Michael Jordan could beat LeBron James in a game of one-on-one if they played today.
A Venezuelan soccer player was kicked by a fan during a post-game television interview.
Atlanta Hawks' Jeff Teague, an avid shoe collector, want to wear Kanye's new Yeezy boots on court. If nothing else, Teague has some style.
WFAN's Mike Francesa absolutely destroys a Patriots fan who calls in to defend Tom Brady.
Tiger Woods sends a supportive letter to a child who suffered from bullying at school.
Art Briles, who coached Bryce Petty at Baylor, said that Jets fans are "in for a big treat."
Tony Romo and Andrew Luck to join the Manning brothers in DirectTV ads.
Former Patriots' star Aaron Hernandez indicted for witness intimidation after allegedly shooting a witness to a 2012 homicide in Boston.
Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto receives a one-game suspension for bumping a home plate umpire during Wednesday's game.
New Tampa Bay Bucs quarterback Jameis Winston greeted the rookies at the team's practice facility.
Patriots kicker Stephen Gostkowski refused to cooperate with the league's investigation into the "Deflategate" controversy.
Kentucky politician insults his rival by referring to him as the "Christian Laettner of Kentucky politics."