While the BYU-Notre Dame game aired on ABC, Fox rules analyst Mike Pereira had some strong words about the "embarrassing" ...

Less AI and more AA in your search results. Say this for Tony Romo: he never put Jim Nantz in harm’s way. Nantz and new CBS broadcasting partner J.J. Watt were on the call for the Buffalo Bills-Las ...

Less AI and more AA in your search results. At 2-3 coming into Sunday, the New York Jets could be in much worse shape, especially in the wake of a 3-14 season. However, if head coach Aaron Glenn’s ...

Less AI and more AA in your search results. With only a few seconds left in the second quarter of Sunday’s Buffalo Bills-Las Vegas Raiders game, officials took an unusually long time to sort out a ...

Less AI and more AA in your search results. The Texas Longhorns football program is in freefall, and ESPN’s Paul Finebaum is done with head coach Steve Sarkisian. Texas appeared to be back (for real) ...

Gus Johnson got a little ahead of himself during his call of the Ohio State Buckeyes' win over the Indiana Hoosiers on Fox.

Less AI and more AA in your search results. A 24-team College Football Playoff is all but confirmed, and while it’s already attracting critics for all the obvious concerns, there will undoubtedly be ...

Less AI and more AA in your search results. Somewhere, Nicolas Cage is tipping his cap to the levels of meta ESPN achieved this week. On Thursday, ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported the College Football ...

“Sources: The average additional payment that ESPN will pay for the expanded college football playoff is $345 million annually the next five years, which is in addition to the average of $1.3 billion ...

Less AI and more AA in your search results. There were a whole lot of upsets in college football on Saturday. No. 1 Georgia, No. 2 Notre Dame, No. 5 Indiana, No. 6 Alabama, and No. 7 Texas all lost.

Less AI and more AA in your search results. Caitlin Clark might be a walking dollar sign, but the Indiana Fever’s first-round exit from the WNBA postseason isn’t nearly as costly as many make it out ...

Pat McAfee pours cold water on the suggestion that he could replace Troy Aikman in ESPN's "Monday Night Football" booth.