Author: Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY

A week after the discontinuation of the “Golic and Wingo” morning radio show, longtime host Mike Golic has found another role at ESPN.

Patriot League joins the Ivy League in canceling fall sports. Army and Navy are exempt. The league says it will make a decision on winter sports later.

Kara Lawson, a Boston Celtics assistant and former WNBA All-Star, becomes first Black head coach in the Duke college basketball program’s history.

Charles Barkley said the sports world’s focus on social justice statements is becoming a distracting “circus” that doesn’t produce real change.

Sen. Josh Hawley wrote letter to NBA commissioner Adam Silver calling on league to support police, U.S. military and Hong Kong protesters on jerseys.

Lou Holtz referenced World War II in an interview with Fox News host Laura Ingraham on why he is in favor of college football being played this fall.

Concerns of potential match-fixing on Ukrainian table tennis events prompted New Jersey to suspend betting on the sport.

Former NBA player Stephen Jackson defended DeSean Jackson’s controversial Hitler posts, arguing that the Eagles receiver was “speaking the truth.”

The North American Scrabble Players Association is prepared to vote this week to ban more than 200 offensive words from its lexicon in tournaments.

Cornell football recruit had his offer revoked after he was caught on camera using a racial slur that spread over social media.