The Super Bowl might bring the promise of glory to one group of lucky fans and humiliating and bitter defeat to another, but for the rest of the universe, it's a chance to enjoy some primo, top-of-the-line adver-tainment.
A report of shots fired on the campus of the University of Oklahoma came in at 11:17 a.m. CST. Police are on the scene; no victims have been reported as of yet.
Police serve and protect...and throw.
Not every Super Bowl legend goes to the Hall of Fame. Some Super Bowl players become school teachers, businessmen or radio hosts after their NFL days have ended. Here are 11 unsung Super Bowl heroes of the past and what they are doing now
The sports world is buzzing about Paul George's 360/windmill dunk he pulled off in the middle of a game. Well, that reminded me of a group called Face Team that specialize in acrobatic dunks.
Described as 'acrobatic sports theater', Face Team is a group from Hungary that specialize in choreographed basketball and trampoline moves that will take your breath away.
Trust me, these guys are extraordinary.
We still have some time before March Madness, but thinking about your bracket now could pay off big time.
We don't know Yoo-hoo in their right mind would drink two-and-a-half gallons of chocolate milk in one shot, especially after watching this poor sap.
President Obama's love of basketball is well-documented, but it's the first lady who's making headlines for her work with the two-time defending NBA champs.
In an interview with the NFL Network's Rich Eisen on Monday's edition of 'NFL Total Access,' NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell hinted that the league may get rid of the extra point:
The extra point is almost automatic. I believe we had five missed extra points this year out of 1,200 some odd (attempts). So it's a very small fraction of the play, and you want to a
Paul George of the Indiana Pacers lit up the crowds the other night when he pulled off a 360-degree windmill slam dunk during a game against the L.A. Clippers.
The Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos each won their respective conference championship games on Sunday to advance to Super Bowl XLVIII in New Jersey on Feb. 2. Here's a recap of Sunday's action:
God doesn’t take Sundays off.
