Blaise Taylor arrested in deaths of girlfriend and unborn childTaylor was four-year starter at Arkansas State turned NFL scout A former Arkansas State football star and Tennessee Titans scout has been arrested in last year’s poisoning deaths of his girlfriend and her unborn child in Nashville, Tennessee. Blaise Taylor, 27, was indicted on two counts… Read More »Ex-Arkansas State football star faces murder charges in poisoning deaths

UFC 301 finally has a title fight and it should make the home crowd in Brazil happy. The organization announced Friday that men’s flyweight champion Alexandre Pantoja will put his belt on the line against streaking Australian Steve Erceg at the May 4 pay-per-view event in Rio de Janeiro. Pantoja has won five fights in… Read More »Alexandre Pantoja vs. Steve Erceg flyweight title bout set for UFC 301

A strain of the flu virus has died out, and experts say COVID played a role. As a result, next year’s flu shot will protect against three strains, instead of four.

As part of the Browns’ efforts to positively impact education and youth and high school football, the Garfield Heights field was selected for the latest in the organization’s field surface projects.

Erceg signed with the UFC less than a year ago.

The social media world is buzzing after the news that former 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo reportedly signed a free-agent contract with the Los Angeles Rams.

U.S. Marshals arrested former college football star Blaise Taylor on Thursday night on suspicion of first-degree murder of his girlfriend and their unborn child after allegedly poisoning them last year.

Arsenal and Manchester City both discovered their Champions League opponents on Friday with Bayern Munich and Real Madrid set to face the Premier League pair – but football fans wanting to watch both games have a decision to make

Sean O’Malley calls out Merab Dvalishvili for his next UFC bantamweight title defense, but in 2025?

“It has everything to do with what’s best in his interest,” Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said.