The Equilibrium Dungeon, the premiere endgame activity in Destiny 2: Renegades, asks those who challenge it to overcome long ...

Chelsea missed the chance to close the gap at the top of the Premier League table after being held to a goalless draw by ...

Kyrell Lynch threw four touchdown passes and Dunbar forced three fumbles to win the Class 2A/1A final for its 14th state title.

The U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to vote Monday, Dec. 1 on a bipartisan bill to allow the NCAA, and potentially the newly formed College Sports Commission, to create and enforce national ...

The Detroit Lions didn't play their best game of the season, but it was certainly their most entertaining game. The Lions (7-4, third in NFC North) beat the New York Giants (2-10, fourth in NFC East) ...

BATON ROUGE — For much of the first half, LSU football’s offense meandered in search of something that could stick and be effective. Western Kentucky’s defense was being stingy and seemingly in all ...

A record-setting performance by quarterback Arch Manning helped Texas football keep its thin College Football Playoff hopes alive Saturday with a 52-37 win over Arkansas at Royal-Memorial Stadium.

Army football has gained momentum over the past seven weeks, winning four of its last five contests. Needing just one more victory to gain postseason eligibility, now would not be the time to take any ...

COLLEGE STATION — Texas A&M football certainly did its part during Saturday's slate of SEC scheduling that saw most of the conference play weaker opponents. The Aggies pummeled the Samford Bulldogs 48 ...

As someone who plays a lot of arcade rhythm games, Yuynyun Syndrome!? Rhythm Psychosis is a who's-who of big hardcore composers in the space: REDALiCE, t+pazolite, Laur, P*Light… basically anyone ...

Why Ali picked the Ravens: Lamar Jackson was notably not himself in last week's win over Cleveland, completing just 56 percent of his passes, with zero touchdowns and two picks for a paltry 47.6 ...

The Game Awards return this December, but how were the nominees selected and who determines the games that actually win? And does the public have any say? All of these are questions you might be ...