Once a way for children to show off their fandom, the sports card collecting space is going through a mega-boom, Martin Rogers writers.

What does recovery for Tiger Woods look like after a serious car accident? Dr. Matt Provencher offered his analysis and prognosis.

When the Raptors announced the bulk of their coaching staff had been sidelined, fans called for Kyle Lowry to take the reins. Why not?

You can win $1,000 absolutely for free with Super 6 when Anthony Dirrell faces Kyrone Davis on Saturday night. Here's how.

Two of college basketball's powerhouses are coming on strong late, while Ohio State's turmoil hasn't spelled trouble yet.

Predicting how many games MLB teams will win isn't as simple as plugging data into a computer. Sammy P explains it all.

The Wizards have hit their stride in the East. Could they be on their way to a stunning playoff appearance?

If Gonzaga and Baylor aren't the best bets to win the NCAA title, who is? Jason McIntyre shares his five favorites.

Earl Campbell is arguably the greatest Longhorn ever. He might not have gotten there without one judge's courage, RJ Young writes.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are stuck in an unenviable spot with what shapes up to be a difficult season ahead, Martin Rogers writes.

LeBron James has a skill that puts him above anyone to ever play in the NBA, the talent for adaptability, writes Melissa Rohlin.

Clint Bowyer’s money ($10,000 of it!) is on the line in Stage 2 at Homestead on Sunday.

WWE Superstar Cesaro goes 1-on-1 with Ryan Satin to chat about his recent momentum and passionate Talking Smack promo.

The Texans have ruined their relationship with their star QB. Now, they have no choice, Charlotte Wilder writes.

Kyrie Irving believes that the NBA logo should be changed to an image of Kobe Bryant. Is there merit to that argument?

Will Zion Williamson live up to the hype and be a future MVP? The "Undisputed" crew debates the young phenom's trajectory.

FOX Sports announcer Gus Johnson is the winner of a prestigious award for "outstanding contributions" in the media to college sports.

Texas' all-Black Prairie View Interscholastic League produced six Pro Football Hall of Famers and countless NFL stars, RJ Young writes.

Surprise early winners have some wondering whether it will be harder than ever to make the playoffs on points, Bob Pockrass writes.

Looking for teams not named Baylor or Gonzaga that can make a deep run in the tourney? Andy Katz has some dark horses.

The waiting game continues in Dallas as the Cowboys have yet to negotiate a deal with franchise quarterback Dak Prescott.

From relief to concern to hope, there are plenty of emotions surrounding the news of Tiger's car crash, Martin Rogers writes.

Circle the following games on your calendar because these are the can't-miss matchups of the NBA's second half, Melissa Rohlin writes.

Think it's too soon to start making 2021 NFL predictions? Colin Cowherd doesn't think so. We break down his picks.

Ayo Dosunmu and Luka Garza are neck-and-neck for college basketball's National Player of the Year award, Mark Titus writes.

Should the Tampa Bay Buccaneers sign Tom Brady to an extension? Many sports pundits believe it's a no-brainer.

Fresh off a Super Bowl title, Ndamukong Suh stopped by "Club Shay Shay" to set the record straight on his style of play.

Big Ben and the Steelers agree that the QB will return for 2021, but they still need to get his massive contract worked out.

Chuck Ealey, one of the most accomplished and winningest QBs ever, deserves to be in the College Football Hall of Fame, RJ Young writes.

NXT star Karrion Kross tells Ryan Satin he's ready to show fans something they've never seen from him in a violent No-DQ match.

MLB analyst Ben Verlander has been through spring training five times. He explains what really goes on in the clubhouse and on the field.

A late-night statement on Woods' social media offered further details about his injuries and status.

As medical science progresses, we could soon view athletes playing into their mid-40s as the norm. Martin Rogers has the story.

The NBA All-Star reserves have been announced, and there are a few notable omissions from each roster.

Colin Cowherd played another fun game this week called 'Baker Mayfield or the Field.'

The Seattle Seahawks have been quiet about the recent Russell Wilson rumors, but NFL pundits have plenty to say.

Philadelphia-Toronto and Portland-Denver highlight a busy Tuesday in the NBA. Download the FOX Super 6 app, and you could win big!

Bill Belichick still needs a Tom Brady replacement if he's going to guide New England back to contention. Who could it be?

The Celtics are 15-15 on the season after blowing a 24-point lead against the Pelicans. What has gone wrong for Boston?

With Anthony Davis out, can LeBron James keep the defending champs afloat on his own, or do the Lakers need to get him some help?

In our series of Black History Month Stories, RJ Young writes about NFL Hall of Famer Bob Hayes and the legendary coach who saved his career.

With a loaded lineup, the Dodgers aim to win a second consecutive title this season, but will they be able to get it done?

From free agents to unsettled superstars to draft prospects, many QBs are expected to be on the move this offseason, Martin Rogers writes.

Draymond Green is the Warriors' emotional leader, but he admits his recent blowup went too far, Melissa Rohlin explains.

As Carson Wentz reunites with his former offensive coordinator, he'll look to find the spark from his 2017 season. But can he?

Did Michigan's win over Ohio State open the door for a new No. 1 seed? Check out Mike DeCourcy's latest bracket for answers.

After a year in New England, what's next for Cam Newton? For one, the 2015 MVP made it clear he sees himself as a starter.

In our series of Black History Month Stories, RJ Young explains how the Kansas City Chiefs of the late 1960s changed pro football forever.

LeBron James is leading the pack of MVP candidates while Anthony Davis is on the mend. Who's closest to catching the King?

A winless 2020 was hell for Christopher Bell. But his first Cup Series win has all but erased last season, Bob Pockrass writes.

Brooklyn has laid down the gauntlet for the rest of the league. And that's not even the scariest part, Melissa Rohlin writes.

What does The Miz becoming WWE Champion at Elimination Chamber mean for WrestleMania? Ryan Satin breaks it down.

NHL Outdoors at Lake Tahoe features a Sunday matchup between the Bruins and Flyers. Here are the top moments from the day!

Christopher Bell passed Joey Logano late on the Daytona International Speedway road course to earn his first NASCAR Cup win.

Juwan Howard took his Michigan team into Columbus and knocked off rival Ohio State in a college hoops thriller on Sunday.

Colin Cowherd offers his predictions on where a few of the NFL's brightest stars will shine in 2021.

The good times are still rolling in Daytona, with another checkered flag – and a shot at $10,000 – up for grabs this weekend.

Novak Djokovic's dominance at the Aussie Open has him two Grand Slam wins away from catching Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

After becoming the third member of the NBA's 35,000-point club, LBJ has Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's record firmly in his sights.

The Philadelphia Eagles' trade of Carson Wentz seemed to indicate Jalen Hurts will be the starter, but is that the case?

As the calendar approaches March, the Big 12 is challenging the Big Ten for the title of best conference in the country.

Ty Gibbs, the grandson of former WFT coach and JGR owner Joe Gibbs, made a splash Saturday in his Xfinity debut, Bob Pockrass writes.

Gonzaga and Baylor are the only unbeatens left, but Sammy P says the rest of the field holds the real value in the NCAA Tournament futures market.

Dalvin Cook joined Colin Cowherd to discuss how the Vikings plan to contend next season after a disappointing 2020 campaign.

New teammates Chris Paul and Devin Booker are finding a groove, and they have the Phoenix Suns competing in the West.

NHL Outdoors at Lake Tahoe begins with the Golden Knights taking on the Avalanche. Here are the top moments from the game!

Naomi Osaka's star is burning bright, as the 23-year-old moved to 4-0 in Grand Slam finals. Is superstardom inevitable?

Do you buy now on the Nets? Will the Lakers slide? Where does Boston fit in? Jason McIntyre examines the best NBA futures odds.

The "First Things First" crew breaks down the starting QBs who are under the most pressure heading into the 2021 season.

Before the NHL takes the game to the shores of Lake Tahoe, here are the highlights of the Winter Classics, Stadium Series and more.

LeBron is playing like a man on a mission, but that could ultimately hurt the Lakers’ hopes of repeating, Martin Rogers writes.

In his latest projections, Mike DeCourcy has a Big Ten-heavy NCAA field, including top seeds Michigan and Ohio State.

Damian Lillard's fourth-quarter magic has the Trail Blazers streaking. Has he entered the all-time clutch conversation?

After an embarrassing loss to Detroit, the Nets focused on improving their defense. Now they look more dangerous than ever.

Who are the winners and losers in the Carson Wentz trade between Philly and Indy? The "Speak For Yourself" crew dove in.

Brooklyn proved its mettle without KD, while the Lakers' vulnerability without AD was on full display, Melissa Rohlin reports.

Michael McDowell turned his remarkable and unexpected Daytona 500 win into a new sponsorship deal with CarParts.com.

The NFL Draft is stocked with future stars from the front line to the backfield. RJ Young takes a look at the best.

It's easy for Indy fans to get excited about Carson Wentz, but bettors should be careful, Jason McIntyre writes.

Proving people wrong has always been part of the Tom Brady narrative. He sees everything and remembers it all, Martin Rogers writes.

Sami Zayn goes one-on-one with Ryan Satin to chat about Elimination Chamber, his unkempt hair and his recent IC title run.

Dale Earnhardt's death 20 years ago today changed NASCAR forever. Bob Pockrass examines how that tragedy sparked a safety revolution.

Big Ben has a monster salary and an uncertain future. What should the Steelers do with the 38-year-old quarterback?

The top remained steady, but there's movement in the middle of Andy Katz's college basketball tiers for this week.

Steph Curry's unwavering confidence is paying dividends for Golden State in its postseason pursuit, writes Melissa Rohlin.

The Serena Williams-Naomi Osaka semifinal was more than a match. It was a passing of the torch and a celebration of progress, writes Charlotte Wilder.

The Carson Wentz era is over in Philadelphia, after the Eagles dealt their former franchise QB to Indianapolis on Thursday.

Will Indy be able to breathe new life into Carson Wentz's career? Geoff Schwartz examines the issues surrounding the QB.

The Padres were wise to bet on rising superstar Fernando Tatis Jr. for the next 14 years, Ben Verlander writes.

A win in the Daytona 500 was the highlight of Michael McDowell's career. But it didn't change his life, Bob Pockrass writes.

Odell Beckham Jr. rumors are flying left and right. Greg Jennings breaks down the potential best fits for the star wideout.

As the USWNT prepares to kick off the SheBelieves Cup, there's one word best used to describe this group: ruthless.

Giannis Antetokounmpo doesn't see a reason to panic after his team dropped four straight – but others aren't so convinced.

Naomi Osaka once again proved too formidable a foe for Serena Williams in her quest to make history. We break down the match.

Just days after winning NXT's Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic, Dakota Kai chatted with Ryan Satin about her upcoming title shot.

Michigan takes on Ohio State in a Big Ten showdown with a potential No. 1 seed on the line. Mark Titus breaks down the implications.

"The King" acknowledged the might of the Nets' new power trio. But he isn't yet willing to call them the greatest trio ever.

The Bucs have their eyes on another ring. But first, the franchise must figure out how to keep its championship roster together.

2020 was a roller coaster of a year in so many ways, and booking bets behind the counter of a sportsbook was no exception.

Without two of their "Big 3," the Nets rallied for a big win over Phoenix. On Wednesday, pundits praised the "other" guys.