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Burgeoning marketing star Mo'Ne Davis appears in a Chevy ad during the World Series without NCAA objections.

A report released Wednesday found that UNC employees offered "irregular" classes to 3,100 students -- half of them athletes.

The shortened game is an experiment to allow the NBA to see if a shorter game time will mean less fatigued players.

Durant reported the right foot injury after practice Saturday.

Craig Robinson is the older brother of first lady Michelle Obama.

It's unclear how McConnell's political answer on Kentucky's sports rivalry will play with voters.

Several prominent NBA players are expected to push the league to alter or dispense of its max contract system.

Tiger Woods, the top brand athlete since 2007, has been unseated by LeBron James.

With a $238 million payroll, the Dodgers hope to avoid falling to the Cardinals in Game 4.

The new $24 billion deal with TNT, ESPN and ABC was the key reason LeBron James didn’t sign a long-term contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Qatar women's basketball team was scheduled to play Mongolia at the Asian Games Tuesday.

The LeBron 12s hit stores on Oct. 11, but sales are not expected to be substantially hurt by his move from Miami.

The U.S. could claim their second straight FIBA title, but meet a confident Serbia squad Sunday.

Mike Krzyzewski's squad will tangle with Serbia in the FIBA World Championship.

"The Biggest Loser: Glory Days" will be premiering on Thursday, Sept. 11, at 8 p.m. EDT. Meet the 2014 season contestants from the NBC reality series.

North Korea is possibly the world's grimmest dictatorship, and it's attracting more tourists each year.

Jimmer Fredette is looking for to re-energize his career with the New Orleans Pelicans.

The state's racetracks can also now host sports betting without fear of legal or civil repercussion, a directive said.

Bruce Levenson wrote an inflammatory email in 2012 about black and white fans.

Atlanta Hawks owner Bruce Levenson disclosed the email to NBA commissioner Adam Silver in July 2014.

UConn has received a secondary violation from the NCAA after a coach made a congratulatory phone call to the Little League phenom.