Author: Jordan Mendoza, USA TODAY

Robin Matthews, who said she’s attended several Indy 500s in her life, walks away with a remarkable, if admittedly somewhat unwanted, story.

Tulane baseball began the season with six straight losses and finished seventh in its conference, but will make the NCAA tournament.

Five championship titles are on the line in Saudi Arabia, and a new World Heavyweight Champion will be crowned.

Central Penn College, where Angel Mercado attended, said he was working on a wooden dugout “when the structure unexpectedly collapsed.”

After Michael Block’s historic performance at the PGA Championship, his home course was inundated with requests for lessons and merch.

Trea Turner’s Phillies tenure has gotten off to a bad start and fans have been letting him know about it. That includes his own mother.

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid isn’t a fan of the NFL’s new kickoff rules, which places the line of scrimmage on a touchback to the 25 yard line.

The University of Cincinnati has fired two baseball staff members as part of an investigation into “potential NCAA infractions” within the team.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office denied Washington’s trademark application for Commanders due to conflicts with other applications.

As the Colorado Buffaloes have a completely revamped roster, Pittsburgh coach Pat Narduzzi disagrees with Deion Sanders philosophy.