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It’s a new, made-for-television golf match featuring some big names, with Steph Curry, Peyton Manning and Phil Mickelson. But all eyes will be on one man: Charles Barkley.

Good luck finding a bigger dumpster-fire team in NFL history than the 1952 Dallas Texans, who lasted less than a year and bankrupted a millionaire — but somehow managed a stunning Thanksgiving upset.

Watching his son Garrett Nussmeier play his senior season at quarterback is nerve-wracking. Next season, Garrett is headed to LSU.

Before the Messi and Ronaldo era of YouTube supercuts, wonder goals shared on Twitter and mesmeric skill was Diego Maradona’s iconic warm-up.

Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald pointed out Wednesday that he’s not frustrated by recording zero sacks and tackles in his past two games, but he is irked by “some blatant holds that we didn’t get the call for.”

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he wants fan favorites such as “Roll Out the Barrel” and beer bottle races back at Lambeau Field, even though the stadium will be without fans.

Eden Hazard scored his first Champions League goal since November 2017 as Real Madrid beat Inter.

Liverpool’s defeat to Atalanta will largely be dismissed as squad rotation but it was also a lesson that off days in the UCL rarely go unpunished.

Fresh off winning his first NBA title with the Los Angeles Lakers, Dwight Howard says he’s “willing to do” whatever the Philadelphia 76ers need or ask of him in order to win another with his new team.

Dallas Cowboys strength and conditioning coordinator Markus Paul, who was rushed to the hospital Tuesday morning after experiencing a medical emergency, has died, the team announced Wednesday. He was 54.