How Michael Jordan Helped His College Team Win A National Championship
How did Michael Jordan, as a college freshman, lead the North Carolina Tar Heels to a big win over the Georgetown Hoyas in the 1982 NCAA tournament?
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What Was The Biggest Upset In March Madness History?
Few things send sports fans on a roller coaster ride of emotions quite like an upset during March Madness. So what's the biggest upset in its history?
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When Was March Madness Expanded To 68 Teams?
March Madness began 80 years ago when the Ducks beat the Buckeyes in 1939 and there were only eight teams in the bracket. Very different from today's 68 slots.
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How Tennis Led To An 80's Fashion Trend
Tennis is often associated with preppy style, but did you know it actually birthed the polo shirt movement? Here's how tennis led to an 80's fashion trend.
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The Tragedies And Triumphs Of Scott Hall
Wrestling superstar Scott Hall would wrestle for multiple pro wrestling companies starting in the '80s, and would rise to fame as Razor Ramone in the '90s.
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The Incredible Story Of The World's Best Blind Mountain Biker
Life is full of challenges. Some are more extreme than others. The stories of meeting and overcoming those challenges can be filled with the unexpected.
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The Most Famous Ukrainian Athletes That Have Joined The Fight Against Russia
World-class athletes are often motivated, in part, by patriotism -- representing their nation to the best of their ability. It's being demonstrated in Ukraine.
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What Is Blood Doping?
History tells us that it's nothing new for athletes to use various substances to gain an edge over their competitors. Modern-day techniques are sophisticated.
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The Real Reason So Many WNBA Players Play Overseas
The opportunity for women to play the game of basketball professionally in the United States has only grown since the formation of the WNBA in 1997.
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What We Know About Brittney Griner's Arrest In Russia
Brittney Griner is one of the biggest names in women's basketball, but the seven-time WNBA All-Star is caught in the middle of international controversy.
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Why Mike Tyson Filed For Bankruptcy
Here's why Mike Tyson filed for bankruptcy in 2003, and how he was able to rebound from this setback in the years that followed.
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How A Formula 1 Team Lost A Diamond Worth Over $300,000
The unbelievably high cost of Formula 1 racing is mind-boggling all by itself. Then there's the time someone decided to race with a diamond on his car.
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The Surprising Way Michael Schumacher Made His Formula 1 Debut
No story of a driver hopping in the cockpit as a replacement driver is as unusual as the story of what led to Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher's debut.
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How The Philadelphia Flyers Chased The Soviet Union Off The Ice
Professional athletes tend to be focused and, above all, competitive. That was certainly true when the Philadelphia Flyers faced the Soviet Union on the ice.
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What Andre The Giant's Private Life Was Really Like
As a wrestler, Andre the Giant was truly larger than life. However, his size and legendary status often caused issues in his private life.
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How Strong Was Big Show?
Over the decades, WWE's resident giant Big Show has haunted the squared circle. and become synonymous with unbelievable power. But how strong was Big Show?
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The Dangers Associated With Visiting Mount Washington
Given its size, New Hampshire's Mount Washington isn't usually one of the first to jump to someone's mind when naming the most dangerous mountains.
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The History Of Wisconsin's Bucky Badger Explained
There's something poetic about Big Ten schools. The conference is one of the oldest in Division I and its member schools along with its mascots are iconic.
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Worst Crimes Committed By MLB Players
These MLB players committed some of the worst crimes imaginable. And their futures were so bright, too.
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When Did Marvin Gaye Try Out For A Spot In The NFL?
Here's a closer look at Motown legend Marvin Gaye's attempt to try out for the NFL's Detroit Lions.
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Who Is Russian Figure Skating Coach Eteri Tutberidze?
Becoming an Olympic athlete is exhausting, challenging, difficult -- years upon years of training grafted onto sheer talent. Coaches play their own part.
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The True Story That Inspired Moneyball
When a movie claims to tell a true story, it's a pretty safe bet that the actual history was adjusted here and there. "Moneyball" is no exception.
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Fans Were Confused By Eminem's Appearance At The Super Bowl
During Super Bowl LVI, top musicians took the stage for the halftime show, and fans had a lot to say about Eminem's new look during his performance.
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Dr. Dre Stole The Super Bowl Halftime Show In An Unexpected Way
The halftime performance during Super Bowl LVI was an unmissable event, and Dr. Dre's special performance was an integral part of it.
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What You Didn't Know About Russell Westbrook
Currently in his 13th season playing for the Washington Wizards, Russell Westbrook is one of the top-ranking players in the NBA.
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What Was NFL Coach Marty Schottenheimer's Net Worth When He Died?
One of the winningest coaches in the NFL, Marty Schottenheimer, died at the age of 77 on February 8, after suffering from Alzheimer's.
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The Real Reason Blue Santa Suits Exist
Artists drew St. Nicholas, a bishop, wearing red and white because that's what bishops traditionally wore. Santa Claus illustrations drew from St. Nicholas.
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