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The fifth-year USC coach tells reporters during media day that while there's always pressure to perform, the team is deeper than ever across the roster.

Andrew Friedman repeatedly has said he would like this era to be remembered as "the golden age of Dodger baseball," and nothing says legacy like doing something that never has been done.

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is engaged to pop singer Madison Beer almost a year after they were first spotted together at a video shoot. Beer announced the news Tuesday on Instagram.

A car accident that seriously injured San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan wasn't made public for 11 days, leading to criticism of media outlets.

Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti is hoping Congress or some rule adjustments can fend off the league joining the SEC and breaking away from the NCAA.

A daring black squirrel stole the spotlight at Comerica Park on Monday, darting around the field during the Orioles-Tigers game and briefly overshadowing a 13-run, three-homer showdown.

Dusty Baker is eighth on baseball's all-time managerial wins list with 2,183 as the only Black manager in baseball history with 2,000 victories. Does Cooperstown beckon next year?

LeBron James leaving the Lakers has left some fans worried about the roster, but the addition of Walker Kessler should dispel those concerns.

LA28 and the Rams hand out the first of several Olympic ticket donations giving 1,000 free tickets to 10 local organizations to help children attend the Games.

North Carolina has placed football general manager Michael Lombardi — a longtime confidant of coach Bill Belichick — on paid administrative leave, reportedly because of an HR complaint.

Carlos Beltrán, Jeff Kent y Andruw Jones rindieron homenaje a quienes les ayudaron a llegar al Salón de la Fama del Béisbol durante su ceremonia de incorporación celebrada el domingo.

Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy's 27-year-old son, Elijah Zion Bieniemy, was arrested in Virginia in connection with the shooting of a woman reported to be his mother.

Daniel Adongo, the first Kenyan to play in the NFL, overstayed his visa after his brief career with the Indianapolis Colts. ICE deported him in June.