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Read why a major college football program is paying a football coach they fired millions of dollars to not coach.

After another victory, Jason Day is racking up the paychecks this season. How much has he made so far in 2016?

After the NBA announced it would begin selling advertisements on its jerseys, we have our first bidder. Who's paying for the honor to don a uniform?

For almost 25 years, Michael Buffer has made a fortune from his popular catchphrase. But soon, it may belong to someone else.

The MLB decided to suspend Colorado Rockies short stop Jose Reyes from 52 games. But is the $7.06 million penalty enough for allegedly sending his wife to the ER?

Here's the story behind a certain player leaving $11 million on the table to sign with another team.

The 1992 U.S. Dream Team is considered one of the greatest sports teams ever put together. And now one member of the squad is putting up rare items for auction.

The Nationals haven't won a playoff series since moving to Washington. They're hoping this latest deal changes that.

When the Los Angeles Dodgers signed Cuban baseball player Erisbel Arruebarrena to a five-year contract, they clearly had high hopes for his future. However, that appears to have changed since the team has suspended him for the season.

Jamie Vardy's rise from a working class background to the top of the English Premier League is the kind of thing Hollywood likes to make movies about (and soon will be).

The FIFA video game series has been around for nearly 25 years. Who knew the thousands of hours a man spent playing on the virtual pitch would pay off in real life?

It's good to have Steph Curry back. And he wasted no time in accomplishing what no NBA player has ever done before.

When you have a chance to save the world by playing basketball, it's an opportunity you have to take.

For the right price, Olympic runner Nick Symmonds will advertise your business on his shoulder with a tattoo for the 2016 track & field season. Is he crazy?

Most college basketball players can't wait to enter the NBA draft and start making millions, but not Cal forward Ivan Rabb. No, he is in no rush to join the NBA. His reason for staying in school might surprise you.