ESPN Search

Lane Kiffin was despised by SEC fans (including Tennessee's) during his 14-month tenure at Rocky Top. But the USC head coach has experienced a transformation in Los Angeles.

Our experts analyze all the pressing topics in golf in our latest edition of Monday Four-Ball.

Luke Donald might not be the Ferrari in the garage like a Rory McIlroy or a Rickie Fowler, but the Englishman deserves his due. And before you ask, a major win isn't long off, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

The excruciatingly painful play of Kevin Na makes golfers and TV viewers wince. Except somehow, inexplicably, he's the 54-hole leader at The Players Championship, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

"Process" became progress after a 68 on Friday gave Tiger weekend plans at The Players, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

If Rory McIlroy -- this week's No. 1 who shot 72 in Round 1 of The Players Championship -- doesn't understand the world rankings, what kind of a shot do the rest of us have?

J.B. Holmes knows all too personally the difficulties of brain surgery. That's why his generosity on Wednesday at The Players Championship meant so much to a family dealing with the same challenges, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

Don't expect Tiger Woods to play well at this week's Players Championship -- and not because of all the psychobabble being spewed about his game, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

With spring practices finally coming to a close Ivan Maisel and Gene Wojciechowski pick their winners and losers from across the country....

While Texas' QB questions lingered throughout the spring, it was relatively drame free around the 40 Acres. That can't be said for some other programs. Gene Wojciechowski looks back and says spring is a time for healing: when you think 2012 spring...

With scandals, coaching changes and NCAA issues, it's hard to find an early college offseason that was less about football. This spring has been all about healing.

If Ron Brown, the Nebraska assistant whose anti-gay statements have caused headlines, continues to confuse faith with a person's fundamental right not to be discriminated against, he should be fired.

My favorite moment of the John L. Smith era at Weber State -- all 4.5 months of it -- was the crock pot full of alma mater nonsense he served during his introductory news conference. It was passionate. It was poignant. And as it turned out, it was ...

In hiring John L. Smith -- even on a short-term basis -- Arkansas brings in a coach with a credibility problem similar to his predecessor.

Bobby Petrino is a compulsive liar. A serial schemer. A wife cheater. I trust him as far as I could throw what's left of the Harley-Davidson he crashed on April Fools' Day. And within the next eight or nine months, maybe sooner, a desperate athlet...

Bobby Petrino will get another chance to coach a team, because despite his many faults, the man can win.