This Is How Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Made His Fortune
To most football fans, he is known as the charismatic owner of the Dallas Cowboys football team. Jerry Jones has owned the franchise since the late '80s.
Read MoreTo most football fans, he is known as the charismatic owner of the Dallas Cowboys football team. Jerry Jones has owned the franchise since the late '80s.
Read MoreAn unlikely office item has become a viral sensation thanks to the Cincinnati Bengals. This is the unusual item the team are bringing to the Super Bowl.
Read MoreThe 1975 Steelers were not only the best team Pittsburgh ever saw. And that brings up a question: What happened to these guys, and where are they now?
Read MoreToday, we're taking a look at athletes who’ve made extreme sacrifices to keep competing.
Read MoreEveryone knows that Ohioans, and more specifically Ohio State sports teams, refer to themselves as "Buckeyes." Here's what a Buckeye actually is.
Read MoreThe great thing about records is that there's always another one to strive for, in nearly any field of achievement, but especially when it comes to sports.
Read MoreThe Olympic opening ceremonies are always a huge event. But why does Greece always enters first in the Olympic Parade of Nations? Let's find out.
Read MoreAs a boxer, Mike Tyson made a tidy fortune hitting other people in the ring. Did that tendency spill over into his marriage to Robin Givens?
Read MoreChoosing a sports team's name takes a lot of thought, but those decisions can get reconsidered. Here's the real reason these sports teams changed their names.
Read MoreThe University of Nebraska's mascot has long been Herbie Husker — a cowboy-hat-wearing farmer with a football under his arm and ear of corn in his pocket.
Read MoreSnoop Dogg and Kobe Bryant were close friends, especially toward the end of Bryant's life. Here's the story behind the rapper and NBA player's friendship.
Read MoreOn February 2, 2022, the Washington Football Team revealed their brand-new team name, bringing to an end decades of controversy surrounding their old moniker.
Read MoreThe makeup of the NFL in the 2022 season and beyond will be very different following the retirement of superstar Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady.
Read MoreDale Earnhardt Sr. went to every race with one purpose in mind: win. Before he died, he won 76 NASCAR Cup races and earned over $42 million in winnings.
Read MoreHow did Russian President Vladmir Putin end up with a Patriots Super Bowl ring? Robert Kraft has a story about that awkward situation.
Read Moren a career that lasted over two decades, Brady remained a dominant force through it all. His longevity and consistency are nearly unrivaled.
Read MoreThe Gatorade shower has become a staple of professional sports, with winning teams dousing their coaches in Gatorade. Here's where the tradition comes from.
Read MoreMarriage has its challenges, no matter the love involved. Marriage in the public eye, between celebrities, can make the relationship very difficult.
Read MoreThe Super Bowl, consistently one of America's most-watched sports events, started out with a very different name in the beginning.
Read MoreSo how exactly do players like David Ortiz manage to get the call that they have been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame?
Read MoreThe usage of "bowl" in the lexicon of football actually has a long and interesting history, one that dates back all the way to the early 20th century
Read MoreTravis Pastrana is among the most decorated and well-known competitors in motorsports, with a resume full of many notable and daring accomplishments.
Read MoreMost people think athletes make mountains of money. That's not true, only some do. While athletes in their prime tend to command more when negotiating their contracts, only a rarefied few get to become and remain billionaires, and it takes a combination of luck and skill.
Read MoreThe 1980s were the height of his run. Louganis was one of the best divers in the world during that period. But his aquatic career started well before that.
Read MoreThere is not a name more synonymous with baseball than Babe Ruth. In 1948, Ruth showed he was as mortal as any other person as he sat at death's door.
Read MoreThere's much more to Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady than meets the eye. Let's take a deeper look at Tom Brady and the details you had no idea about.
Read MoreThese are the worst fans who screwed up sporting events.
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