Tomlinson will support the organization and expand its community outreach as the franchise continues the transition to Los Angeles.
Georgetown University hired alumnus and NBA Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing as their head coach for their men’s basketball team.
When it comes to the world of sports commentary, few voices, faces or names are more recognizable than that of Stephen A. Smith.
Spectrum SportsNet doted upon their new customers by allowing them to meet Worthy during their cable installation.
Miller coached the young Golden Eagles squad to a 15-13 overall record and an 11-8 CCAA record.
This was the first year Tomlinson was eligible for selection to the Hall
Notes, quotes and things picked up on the run from coast-to-coast and all the stops in between and beyond.
Hampton University track & field great, and Olympic gold medalist, Francena McCorory will be inducted into the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Hall of Fame as part of the 2017 class.
The basketball Hall of Famer and TNT analyst will debut “The Race Card” on the network in 2017.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame announced Thursday it will create a permanent home on its campus for the Black College Football Hall of Fame.
Retired baseball star Ken Griffey Jr., along with former LA Dodger Mike Piazza, will be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in July 2016. So far, Griffey Jr is the only No. 1 draft pick to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, CBS Sports reports. Griffey Jr. played 2671 games during his career, playing for the Seattle Mariners, the Cincinnati Reds and the Chicago White Sox. His career RBI was at 83.5 percent and he made, on average, 28 home runs per season, leading him to 630 home runs overall, according to ESPN. The Mariners announced that
Legendary golf player Charles Sifford was one of seven golfers inducted into the PGA Hall of Fame 2015 class on November 12. Other inductees included Tommy Bolt, Lee Trevino, and Payne Stewart. Charles Sifford Jr. accepted the award for his father, who passed away in last February at the age of 92, according to the New York Times. Sifford’s career broke the color boundaries when he became the first African American golfer to compete in the PGA tour in 1961. The PGA also had a Caucasian-only clause at the time but Sifford persevered through hostility to continue his career in