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One of the premier nonconference games of the college football season appears primed for Fox's 'Big Noon Saturday.'

Pizza-making contests and a ‘gold rush challenge’ are among possible events in a pitch the Trump administration is reportedly considering

Plus: the tush push, Pete Rose, and Eddie Vedder.

The Quiz with Balls is back for some summer entertainment once again. Here’s what you need to know about The Quiz with Balls season 2.

Ohio bill aims to ban noon kickoffs for state schools—except for the Ohio State vs. Michigan rivalry, which stays untouched.

The Last Week Tonight host warned about the president’s attacks on the media and the growth of authoritarianism

Robert Shwartzman has stunned by taking pole position for this year’s Indianapolis 500, going from the bottom of the timesheets at the start of the week to the very top in the pole shootout.

In the final NASCAR Cup race on FOX this year, Christopher Bell claimed the checkered flag and a $1 million dollar prize in the All-Star Race on Sunday night. This is Bell's first win in his fifth appearance in the All-Star Race, having placed no higher than tenth before this.

Tapping a TV host to lead one of the key US prosecutor’s offices? For image-obsessed Trump it’s a well-worn path

Marcus Armstrong suffered a major crash in Saturday morning practice, just ahead of qualifying for the Indianapolis 500. The car spun, slamming the Turn 1 wall with the left-rear and left-side of the No. 66 Meyer Shank Racing Honda in a heavy impact. Thankfully, the car did not go airborne…

Colton Herta was the 14th driver on track for Indianapolis 500 qualifying on Saturday, but he never made it through Turn 1 on his first flying lap. The incident that followed ended up halting qualifying for about 18 minutes.