Author: Tom Schad, USA TODAY

AAU organizers are moving forward with “largest volleyball event in the world,” a June tournament that could draw as many as 15,000 people to Orlando.

A group of prominent current and former athletes and coaches are calling for the FBI and Department of Justice to investigate Ahmaud Arbery’s death.

Martins Licis, the reigning World’s Strongest Man, spends his social distancing days more or less like the rest of us.

Running back Frank Gore is returning for a 16th NFL season. His durability at one of football’s hardest positions has made him a legend.

Don Shula, the former Miami Dolphins coach who led the undefeated 1972 team that stands alone in NFL history, died Monday at 90.

Seven women sue NCAA, claim they weren’t protected from alleged sexual assaults committed by athletes at Michigan State, Nebraska and unnamed school.

Telvin Smith played for the Jacksonville Jaguars from 2014-18 before stepping away from the NFL last May, saying he had to “get my world in order.”

Jameis Winston underwent corrective LASIK surgery, and the newly signed New Orleans Saints QB can already see a marked difference in his vision.

With 15 selections, including No. 1 overall pick Joe Burrow, the SEC broke its previous record for first-round draft picks, which was 12 two times.

Tom Brady will have one of his all-time favorites at his side in Tampa, as Rob Gronkowski is set to make his NFL return with the Buccaneers.