The one certainty here is that this was a senseless tragedy in December, magnified by a second life lost in April,' Van Pelt said.

ESPN's Ryan Clark on Thursday apologized for comments he made on the case of deceased football player Kyren Lacy in light of new evidence presented by police.

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A former ESPN reporter claimed Friday morning on his podcast that Hudson - who is 49-years-younger than the NFL great at 24 - was told she was no longer welcome at the school's football facilities. He ...

Prosecutors who investigated the fatal crash that led to charges against Kyren Lacy found that the Louisiana State Police probe had “several inconsistencies." ...

"As Lacy was illegally passing the other vehicles, the driver of a northbound pickup truck abruptly braked and swerved to the right to avoid a head-on collision with the approaching Dodge. Traveling ...

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“He didn’t look like himself out there,” LSU head coach Brian Kelly said after the game, following their tough 24-19 loss to Ole Miss. All eyes turned to Garrett Nussmeier, whose game clearly had ...

The crowd roared as ESPN Sportscenter's team of Matt Barrie and Tom Luginbill took over Berger Family Lawn for a pair of shows before the Tulane vs. East Carolina game.

NFL fans are calling for ESPN to fire Ryan Clark after he apologized for his comments on Kyren Lacy following new evidence.

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