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Danica Patrick ended her IndyCar racing career on Sunday, the same day that Dan Wheldon was killed in a horrific crash. She plans to compete full-time in NASCAR.

Indy Car driver Dan Wheldon would have replaced Danica Patrick, who is moving to NASCAR full time, next season in the Go-Daddy-sponsored car for Andretti Autosport.

The 49ers' head coach has another confrontation.

The two coaches have some conflict after the game

David Ortiz caused a bit of a stir in the New York and Boston media Thursday after his comments made in an interview with ESPN.

One dedicated ESPN College Gameday fan has taken hilarious signs into Occupy Wall Street in an attempt to Occupy Herbstreit.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers' All-American defensive tackle Jared Crick has a torn pectoral muscle injury that will sideline the senior for the rest of the year, the team announced Wednesday.

Boston College athletic director Geno DeFilippo apologized for speaking inappropriately and erroneously about ESPN's role in the ACC's expansion efforts.

The country music star has more harsh words.

Hank Williams Jr. posted his new song, Keep the Change, on his Web site Tuesday and appeared on The View, the week after his controversial analogy of President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler led to his disassociation with ESPN.

The Detroit Lions are 5-0 for the first time since 1956 and have seemingly taken the entire nation by storm. The team bandwagon is filling up, the city of Detroit has more hope in its sports teams in generations, and finally the Lions are looking like viable Super Bowl contenders.

Denver Broncos fans know exactly what they want: Tim Tebow. Now. And it looks like they're getting it.

Country singer Hank Williams Jr., whose theme song was pulled from Monday Night Football after he compared President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler, lashed out at the media on Monday with a topical song called Keep the Change.

Hank Williams Jr. is firing back at Fox News and ESPN after his comments analogizing President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler backfired on him last week. Williams recorded a song, “Keep the Change,” a week after he and ESPN ended their partnership on Monday Night Football with Williams’ song, “All My Rowdy Friends.”

Country singer retaliates after being fired for comparing Obama to Hitler

Detroit Tigers outfielder Magglio Ordonez will be out for not only the ALCS, but also the rest of the postseason with a problematic ankle injury.

ESPN has decided to permanently drop Are You Ready for Some Football?

England is on the verge of advancing.

Blake Griffin bared all – almost – for the ESPN The Body Issue, which hits newsstands Monday. Looks like he’s making use of his time of with the NBA lockout still in effect.

ESPN and country music artist Hank Williams Jr. have parted ways, both parties announced on Thursday, following controversial comments in which Williams compared President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler on Monday.

ESPN is previewing photos, videos, and interviews from the magazine's third annual The Body Issue, which arrives on newsstands Friday, Oct. 7. Over 20 athletes will appear naked with their private parts strategically covered as part of the issue titled “Bodies We Want.”

Hank Williams Jr. and ESPN have officially decided to part ways after his controversial comments comparing President Obama to Hitler.

ESPN has decided to part ways with long-time collaborator Hank Williams Jr. after the singer controversially compared President Obama to Adolf Hitler.

Fabio Capello has to name a forward to play next to Wayne Rooney

Hank Williams Jr. apologized Tuesday for his comments comparing President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler, a remark that prompted ESPN to pull his Monday Night Football musical introduction from this week's game.

Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo has been called a choke artist and gutsy for his polarizing performances. This is an opinion piece on if he can win the Super Bowl and how long he may have to do it.

Hank Williams' comments about Obama and Hitler has stirred mostly negative reaction among the public who have read about the controversy.

ESPN pulled Hank Williams Jr.'s theme song from its Monday Night Football broadcast in a rebuke to the country music star for comments earlier in the day comparing President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler.

The singer makes an inflammatory response on FOX News