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Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned; or a hockey player scorned by a woman, for that matter. Take Justin Agosta, for example. The 25-year-old Florida Everblades hockey player got upset with his girlfriend last month. He attempted to quell the emotional pain by buying some gasoline to burn the love letters from the woman who he once thought was his forever and always. Not all that surprisingly, the fire got out of control--after all, gasoline was involved in the task of burning paper. He was subsequently arrested for arson. Read More »
On Sunday, Jarmal Reid was ejected during Oregon State's game against Utah for intentionally tripping a referee. The University announced that Reid would be suspended four games for his actions, per Nicole Auerbach of USA Today Sports. Read More »
UFC 193, where Ronda Rousey and Holly Holm fought for the UFC women's bantamweight belt, definitely had one of the most shocking outcome in the history of the sport. But the former champion revealed that she is now ready to take her belt back from the new titleholder. Read More »
Ciara and her son, Future were all smiles during Sunday's game even after Russell Wilson's team, the Seattle Seahawks ended their season losing to the Carolina Panthers. Following the Seahawks defeat, Ci-Ci decided to dedicate a sweet message to her man and reveal how proud she was of him during his 2015 career. Read More »
Demaryius Thomas of the Denver Broncos had more reason to celebrate beyond just defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers on January 17. His mother Katina Smith was present during the game and for the first time ever, she got to see her son play and take the NFL playoff victory after recently being released from prison. Read More »
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger sees social media platforms--such as Twitter and Facebook--as a growing problem in sport today. The Frenchman says that they evoke more aggression and general nastiness toward teams--something that can cause a snowball like effect. Read More »
Ohio State already had a nice pre-existing relationship with Nike. They've been together for years and have seen more money than the entire state of New Hampshire has ever (presumably). However, good wasn't good enough. They wanted great; best in the business kind of great. Which is exactly what they got. Ohio State struck a new deal with Nike, extending their partnership for another 15 years in a $252 million deal, effectively making it the most valuable deal in all of college sports. Read More »
Kansas City Royals outfielder Lorenzo Cain is coming off the heels of a spectacular year. He won a World Series and finished third in the AL MVP voting (not bad for a guy who didn't play the sport until high school). Unsurprisingly, the Royals wanted to keep him around. Cain apparently didn't see any reason to object--at least, not right now--and the two sides came to an agreement on an extension. Read More »
Lawrence Phillips' family will have the Former Nebraska and NFL running back's brain donated to researchers at Boston University studying traumatic brain injury, according to Dan Chamberlain, an attorney of Phillips' family. Read More »
Long before Demar Derozan was a household name--well, in Toronto at least--the NBA star was experiencing the lavish lifestyle of a Hollywood celebrity on a regular basis. He starred on an AAU team sponsored by hip-hop mogul Percy "Master P" Miller and formed a close relationship with Miller's son, rapper/actor Romeo. Derozan credits the relationship, and his early experience with celebrity, as the reason he has the work ethic he has today. Read More »
Sunday's game between the Denver Broncos and the Pittsburgh Steelers is a big one for obvious reasons. However, for Demaryius Thomas, it's not just a spot in the AFC Championship they're playing for. For him, it could mean something a little more personal. His mother could see him play in a football game--at any level--for the very first time, as she has spent the past 15 years in prison. Read More »
Just like a Ferrari doesn't do well on regular gas (who knows, it actually might, let it slide), an NFL football player doesn't do well on regular, greasy, movie theater food. Just ask Von Miller of the Denver Broncos, who got sick on some mozzarella sticks while watching "Star Wars." Read More »
Chip Kelly had a job in the NFL. Then he didn't. Then he did again. It's been a whirlwind couple of weeks for the 52-year-old play caller, who was fired in his third season as coach of the Philadelphia Eagles with just one week to go in the regular season. However, a few weeks after becoming unemployed, Kelly rejoins the workforce, now as the head coach of the San Francisco 49ers. Read More »
