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Master impressionist Frank Caliendo has given sports fans everywhere a fantastic gift this holiday season.

Jordan Todman ran for a spectacular 62-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter, and the Jaguars beat the Tennessee Titans, 21-13, in Jacksonville on Thursday night.

UAB shut down its football program earlier this month. A 5-year-old fan is doing his part to revive it.

Forget LeBron or Anthony Davis -- the biggest stud on the hardwood this week is Ryan Sturdivan,

Drew Brees passed for 375 yards and three touchdowns, and the New Orleans Saints routed the Bears, 31-15, in Chicago on Monday night.

It's the biggest sporting event in America, but that doesn't mean the Super Bowl is going to be played. Explanation, please.

How do you know bowl season is watered down like day-old beer at a frat kegger? When this happens.

Four teams qualified for the postseason in Week 15; just two weeks remain to fill out the rest of the field. Here’s a recap of this week’s action:

Despite losing quarterback Drew Stanton to a knee injury in the second half, the Arizona Cardinals used four Chandler Catanzaro field goals to beat the Rams, 12-6, in St. Louis on Thursday night.

With just three weeks left in the NFL’s 2014 regular season, no playoff spots have been clinched. That should change soon. Here are the storylines we’re following for Week 15.

Florida State, Alabama, Ohio State, Oregon -- one of those teams will take home the hardware from the inaugural College Football Playoff, not to mention the sick ring that comes along with it.

It’s bowl season, which means two things: one, every team that came within a sniff of being .500 will play a postseason game and, two, some of these bowls may not be around next year.