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Shannon Eastin becomes first female NFL referee tonight
Kyla Calvert Aug 9, 2012
Shannon Eastin will be making her historic NFL debut tonight as a temporary replacement. That's because the league locked out its regular refs as part of an ongoing dispute over salary and retirement benefits.
A decision to leave Penn State's football team
Tess Vigeland Jul 24, 2012
As of last weekend, 18-year-old cornerback Ross Douglas was headed to Penn State to play football as a Nittany Lion; he's now de-committed in the wake of the NCAA sanctions on the school. He and his mother talk about the difficult decision.
Penn State football faces severe NCAA penalties
Jeff Horwich Jul 23, 2012
This morning the NCAA announced an array of penalties against Penn State University for allegedly covering up the sexual abuse of Jerry Sandusky. The penalties include a $60 million fine, a four-year bowl game ban, and a 40 percent cut in scholarships.
NCAA rules on future of Penn State football
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Jul 23, 2012
This morning the NCAA handed down its penalties to Penn State for the child sex abuse scandal. The Penn State football team is barred from all bowl games for four years and faces a $60 million fine.
NFL legend Warren Sapp on his financial life after football
Tess Vigeland May 4, 2012
Super Bowl winning defensive tackle Warren Sapp discusses his recent bankruptcy filing and the lessons it has taught him.
Tebow on the blocks
Adriene Hill Mar 19, 2012
Quarterback Payton Manning heads for Denver, which leaves the popular but uneven Tebow in football purgatory.
What animals are predicting for the Super Bowl
Adriene Hill Jan 31, 2012
Animals across the country are predicting who will win this year's Super Bowl.
Tackling old football myths
Stephen Dubner Jan 25, 2012
That old adage about defense winning the game? Not true.
'London Rams' may entice NFL fans in Europe
Mitchell Hartman Jan 22, 2012
The St. Louis Rams will play one "home" game in London the next 3 seasons. The NFL would like to put a team there permanently.
Penn State alumni speak out at meetings
Gregory Warner Jan 13, 2012
In many ways, the former Penn State students who attend town hall meetings regarding the sex abuse scandal that erupted there resemble unhappy shareholders.
