Joe Burrow is a cover star. The Cincinnati Bengals quarterback is the latest star to cover Sports Illustrated.

The top executive at Joe Lewis’ investment firm has left after working for the UK billionaire for more than two decades, leaving a younger crop of leaders atop the currency trader’s global empire.

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Rios, who was named the head football coach at Banquete in May, will now be the assistant athletic director and girls ...

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Four wins this season for the San Diego State football team would be a sign of progress, but what really signifies a ...

Joe Theismann is ready for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the Clemson Tigers to become a yearly fixture from 2026 to 2038.

In this week's sports business cheat sheet, digging into Texas Tech, Ben Shelton and readers' favorite 21st century sports ...

Mark Dantonio and his defensive architect Pat Narduzzi carried on the tradition inherited from Biggie Munn and Duffy ...

Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton enters a new race this summer — as a movie producer chasing the box office crown. He speeds into multiplexes with “F1 the Movie,” the high-octane blockbuster hopeful ...

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Julian Lewis shared plans for a trick play with wide receiver Joseph Williams at a recent practice. Williams could become a favorite target of both Lewis and Kaidon ...