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If Farmers Field is built in Los Angeles, officials hope to attract events such as the Super Bowl and Pro Bowl, as well as things beyond football.

Pat Haden Named USC's New Athletic Director Former Trojans quarterback Pat Haden will replace Mike Garrett as athletic director at USC, beginning August 3. Garrett came under fire recently when USC was put on probation for a series of NCAA infractio...

Jerry Rice tried and failed at golf.

Always thinking big, Jerry Jones can envision swimming trials and the NHL Winter Classic in Cowboys Stadium.

Tuesday Morning Quarterback thoroughly enjoyed watching Brett Favre Monday night, despite not understanding all the hype.

Dr. Richard Rydze was a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers' medical staff for more than two decades. Then, he abruptly left, four months after his name surfaced as a big-time buyer of HGH. Investigative reporter Mike Fish examines the connection.

Around NFL training camps.

January Moments

Skier Jeremy Bloom, who lost his football eligibility at Colorado, plans to pursue an NFL career following the 2006 Winter Olympics.

Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Bunning barely won re-election to the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, edging Democratic challenger Daniel Mongiardo by about 2 percent of the vote in Kentucky.

After being passed over for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame for the 20th straight year, former Dallas Cowboys safety Cliff Harris finally let his frustration show.

Nebraska athletic director Steve Pederson was continuing his interview with former Oakland Raiders coach Bill Callahan on Thursday morning, an assistant said.

It was a wacky, wonderful and bizarre year in sports. Jim Caple chronicles the strange-but-almost true.

ESPN.com has compiled the list of notable deaths from the sports world in 2002.

January 1 College football 1925: In the final ride of the Four Horsemen, unbeaten national champion Notre Dame gallops to a 27-10 victory over Ernie Nevers-led Stanford in the Rose Bowl. Fleet-footed Elmer Layden is the top horseman as he scores th...