College football Hall of Famer Steve Spurrier may not have the answer on how the NCAA could pay college athletes, but he knows it needs to happen.
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Only four teams make the College Football Playoff, but is it enough? Former coach Steve Spurrier knows how to fix that problem.
For steroid users trying to get into the Hall of Fame don't expect any love from Ryne Sandberg. If it were up to him, none of them would be in Cooperstown.
Former kickboxing Glory World Welterweight Champion Joseph "Bazooka Joe" Valtellini definitely has the resume to backup the nickname.
11-time Grand Slam champion Rod Laver is putting his money on Novak Djokovic to be at the top of the tennis world for the next few years.
When thinking of the greatest rookie season in NFL history, what name comes to mind? That name should be Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson.
From Jason White to Johnny Manziel these six Heisman-winning quarterbacks could never build on their college success in the NFL.
Hall of Fame wide receiver Jerry Rice is confident that in today's game he would double all his record-setting numbers he put up during his career.
Despite many saying the Arizona Cardinals should start Josh Rosen over Sam Bradford, former Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer thinks otherwise.
Who would you pick as your Super Bowl quarterback, the undefeated, four-time champion Joe Montana or five-time champion Tom Brady?
He may be retired, but Brian Westbrook still rides for the Philadelphia Eagles, giving his former team a good chance at defending their Super Bowl title.
Brian Westbrook doesn't think that Le'Veon Bell's teammates should be speaking publicly about his contract holdout with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
During his Hall of Fame speech, Brian Dawkins felt comfortable talking about his battles with depression while playing in the NFL.
Hall of Fame defensive back Brian Dawkins commends Colin Kaepernick for getting the conversation started on social injustice in the United States.
Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer had a weird way of describing why Zach Smith was fired.
LaVar Ball unsurprisingly is betting on LeBron James and his son Lonzo to bring another championship to Los Angeles.
LaVar Ball took some time to talk with Fansided, where he gave his take on several topics, including how the new NBA draft rules could impact the JBA.