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Last week, Ted gave you the rundown of which Pac-12 players will be attending media day on July 26. Now the on-stage lineup has been set. We'll be there to bring you each team's summary "On stage..." post like we did last year, as well as "Seen an...

The official start to the countdown to the Pac-12 College Football Season begins for most media folks at media day (for the Pac-12 blog, there is no start or finish line, just one continuous super-marathon of joy). This year Pac-12 media day is Fr...

We've looked at offensive three-headed monsters -- elite combinations of quarterback, running back and receiver -- so now let's look at the defensive version. That would be elite combinations of top tacklers, top sack men and top interceptors, as ...

David Beckham has retained his status as the highest earning soccer star in the world in his final season as a professional footballer, according to the latest Forbes rich list. Beckham, ranked the eighth-highest earner among athletes worldwide, r...

After looking at the big offensive numbers in the Pac-12 -- who's coming back; who might step up -- we move on to defense. Tackling numbers are a little more difficult to measure in terms of value. A player might have a lot of tackles because he p...

When Khairi Fortt departed Penn State and came to Cal before the start of the 2012 season, he knew he was entering two different worlds. One off the field. One on it. Berkeley, Calif., is unlike anywhere else in the country. Pac-12 football is unl...

The recent selections of Will Sutton, Shayne Skov, Anthony Barr and Devon Kennard in our "Most Important Player" series has given rise to a very interesting question posed to me in the mailbag. As always, mailbags come out Friday afternoons, but Jerr...

New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees is bigger than Aaron Rodgers and LeBron James. That's according to a new list of the 10 most influential athletes in America, according to Forbes. Brees, who plays in one of the NFL's smallest markets, came in...

For what it is worth, Tim Tebow is more influential than Derek Jeter, according to a Forbes Magazine Poll. Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps finished second in the survey with 25 percent finding him influential. Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt (23 perce...

Another high-profile publication released a sports popularity poll, and the result is still the same: Tim Tebow tops the list as the most influential athlete in the United States. According to Forbes magazine, Tebow came in at No. 1, followed by s...

Recently released quarterback Tim Tebow is the most influential athlete in sports in 2013, according to a Forbes.com survey, the results of which were posted Monday.

Pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather Jr., the highest-paid athlete in the world last year with earnings of $85 million according to Forbes magazine, is well on his way to the top spot for this year.

David Beckham, ICBC, Angela Merkel, Dustin Moskovitz, Carlos Slim and now Real Madrid. An eclectic mix but names that all share common ground. Madrid were absent from that group until Wednesday, when Forbes Magazine confirmed Los Blancos as the mo...

During a time of transition, new Cal head coach Sonny Dykes is going to be looking for leaders to step up. Linebacker Nick Forbes is one of those guys. Forbes took a few minutes this week to chat with the Pac-12 blog about spring football, Cal's tran...

Manchester United has lost its status as the most valuable soccer brand in the world, according to a list published Wednesday by Forbes Magazine.

Real Madrid have overtaken Manchester United to top Forbes' list of most valuable football teams.