Author: Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY

Emmanuel Acho is leaving ESPN for Fox Sports and will co-host “Speak for Yourself” alongside Marcellus Wiley. His debut will be June 22.

Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said he’s “embarrassed as a white person” while addressing the death of George Floyd in an emotional video Saturday.

New Orleans Saints QB Drew Brees publicly apologized for “insensitive” comments he made about NFL players protesting during the national anthem.

U.S. hammer thrower Gwen Berry is demanding an apology, criticizing the USOPC for hypocrisy after it lauded athletes protesting George Floyd’s death.

Mac McClung informed Georgetown of his intention to transfer after pulling his name out of the NBA draft.

The NCAA announced that it will indefinitely extend its deadline for college basketball players to withdraw from the NBA draft and retain eligibility.

Former Green Bay QB Brett Favre said there’s a stark difference between when the Packers drafted Aaron Rodgers in 2005 and Jordan Love this year.

The Mamba Sports Academy is retiring “Mamba” from its name to pay respect to the late Kobe Bryant, who died in a helicopter crash Jan. 26.

Many NBA stars challenged Michael Jordan during his time winning six championships with the Chicago Bulls. Who were his fiercest rivals?