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Alabama hasn't been around long, but it's come close to softball's big prize a few times. Wednesday was its breakthrough as the Crimson Tide won the WCWS title over Oklahoma.

UCLA is leading three Pac-12 schools into the final day of the NCAA women's gymnastics championship.

A fourth-quarter rally fell short and the United States lost 76-74 to Lithuania in the quarterfinals of the World University Games on Saturday night in Shenzhen, China.

The World University Games is usually the one international competition, outside of the Olympics, the U.S. expects to win. Elite European players aren't usually in school. And in an Olympic qualifying year, the likelihood that national teams would ...

USA Basketball announced the final 12-member roster that will play in the World University Games this month in China.

USA Basketball announced 14 finalists for the 2011 USA men's World University Games team Sunday after cutting six players.

Southeastern Conference athletes won three of four individual events at the NCAA women's gymnastics championships Sunday.

The NCAA has been throwing the flag at school after school after school lately, but the violations just keep on comin'. What to do? Here's the obvious solution: Give up on amateurism.

Drew Brees, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Jimmie Johnson and Albert Pujols will vie for the Best Male Athlete award at the 2010 ESPYS, which are set for July 14 in Los Angeles.

Drew Brees, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Jimmie Johnson and Albert Pujols will vie for the Best Male Athlete award at the 2010 ESPYS, which are set for July 14 in Los Angeles.

While topping the 2007 season's roller coaster won't be easy, fasten your seat belts and get ready for another wild college football ride.

Bill Curry has coached and played in the SEC, and he understands the passion of its fans, the genius of its coaches and why there's nothing like it.

For an entire generation of players who grew up in the South, playing softball has quickly become a fact of life. But it didn't used to be that way, writes Graham Hays.