Current Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator and former USC head coach Steve Sarkisian has lost his $30 million lawsuit against his old employer, which he filed in December 2015 after USC fired him for the public problems caused by his alcoholism. While coaching at USC, Sarkisian got drunk and yelled profanities atâŚ
Washington State QB Tyler Hilinskiâs family opened up to Sports Illustratedâs Greg Bishop about their sonâs death by suicide and how theyâve been coping since. Hilinski was found dead of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound in January, and according to an autopsy of Hilinskiâs brain performed by the MayoâŚ
Mike Leach is not mad, but mostly he is not crazy. Heâs your average Fox News viewer, mostly, but also famous and rich and the best-paid public employee in the state of Washington.
Originally published as âThe Long, Slow Fall of a Gridiron Godâ in the December, 1988 issue of GQ, this profile appears here with the authorâs permission.
Mike Leach mightâve officially lost it.
I find myself more impressed than anything by EPA head Scott Pruittâs venality. Sure, the man is corrupt. But heâs corrupt in ways no one had ever even conceived of before! The manâs unflagging creativity in graft is inspiring, in its gross way, and his drive is something to behold. For the rest of us, there simplyâŚ
Jordan McNair, a 19-year-old sophomore offensive lineman for the University of Maryland football team, died Wednesday, two weeks after he was hospitalized following an incident at a team workout on May 29. Terps athletic director Damon Evans announced McNairâs death in a statement released Wednesday evening.
Nine of the 10 Minnesota football players who were temporarily or permanently suspended at the conclusion of a 2016 university sexual assault investigation are suing the school for $5 million apiece.
Temple has yet to start construction on a promised community jobs center, a project that was announced three years ago, but its plans for a controversial on-campus football stadium have only gained steam. This is thanks in part to some grade-A scuzzery courtesy of the Philadelphia Eagles.
A McLennan County grand jury decided on Wednesday not to indict Baylor football players John Arthur and Treâvon Lewis, two redshirt freshmen who were under investigation for possible sexual assault.
Former Michigan State players Donnie Corley, Josh King, and Demetric Vance were sentenced to 36 monthsâ probation Wednesday morning, bringing to a close the first of two sexual misconduct cases being faced by former Spartans.
Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray was considered a fringe first-round baseball prospect a month ago, but few people would have guessed that heâd go to the Oakland Aâs in the top 10 of Mondayâs draft, since Murray is planning to play football for the Sooners in the fall. The Athletics clearly decided that the 20-year-old wasâŚ
Tulane has settled a lawsuit filed by a woman against two football players who she says raped her in 2014, according to the New Orleans Advocate.
After Auburn and the NCAA caught some flak for dropping a roster spot for football walk-on C.J. Harris, head coach Guz Malzahn addressed the matter briefly and claimed Harris did not receive medical clearance.
There are some things in life a person figures out by the time theyâre grown: gravity, death, the calculated depletion of media and America at the hand of venture capitalists. And N.C. Stateâs mediocrity.
Alabama offensive lineman Brandon Kennedy, who graduated in December but still has three years of eligibility remaining, was hoping to go to Auburn or Tennessee as a grad transfer next season. But so far, heâs been blocked by his now-alma mater from transferring to any SEC schools or future Alabama opponents. ThisâŚ
Listen. I get it, really, I doâyour football teamâs strung together a couple 10-win seasons; you won a few bowl games; you even signed your coach to a shiny 10-year deal. Things are looking up, as they say, and you want to strike while the ironâs hot. But when Northwestern, the most uninteresting team with the loudestâŚ
When it was time to change her husband Gregâs diaper, Deb Ploetz followed a routine. First, she would lead him to the bathroom of their rental house in North Little Rock, Arkansas, where they had moved to in February of 2015âin part to be closer to Debâs family, and in part because memory care facilities in Texas andâŚ
A single dirty hit in a college football game three weeks ago has become a such a scandal in Japan that the perpetrator held a nationally televised press conference today to explain himself.
Olive Sagapolu is a senior nose tackle for Wisconsin. Playing that particular position, especially in the Big Ten, means the American Samoa native has to be a hefty ladâaccording to the Badgers, he clocks in at 336 pounds. Now, with that information and the above photo of him enveloping poor Max Bortenschlager inâŚ
