YouTube star "Deestroying" (Donald De La Haye) joins the UFL's San Antonio Brahmas as a kicker, bridging his football skills and social media success.

Mattel introduces a Super Bowl Barbie and themed collectibles like a UNO deck and "Little People" set, available after the game with representations of the winning team.

Budweiser releases an early Super Bowl ad featuring Clydesdales and a Labrador retriever, part of a broader trend involving nostalgia, humor, and celebrities in Super Bowl advertising.

UTSA tight end Oscar Cardenas decides to play another college season to improve before entering the NFL, while wide receiver JT Clark is expected to return in July after surgeries.

Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas is seeing record-high ticket prices, with the cheapest seats listed for over $8,000 on ticket platforms like TickPick and StubHub, reflecting a significant increase from previous years.

The Washington Wizards ended the Spurs' winning streak with a 118-113 victory, despite San Antonio's Victor Wembanyama scoring 22 points and 11 rebounds.

SAPD Officer Gabe Mercado and K9 Rocky were chosen for Super Bowl security, joining other international K9 units. Additionally, Schuylkill County officers, with Super Bowl experience, will also work the event.

The 49ers beat the Lions 34-31 in the NFC championship after overcoming a 17-point deficit, with Brock Purdy's key plays setting up a Super Bowl 58 against the Chiefs.

Former UTSA quarterback Frank Harris shifts to off-field roles at the university, focusing on fundraising and nurturing talent after his successful college football career.

Sochan and Wembanyama led the Spurs to a 116-100 victory over the Trail Blazers with double-doubles. Simons scored 40 for Portland, but it wasn't enough.

Tre Jones' promotion to starting lineup for the San Antonio Spurs has markedly improved the team's performance, as highlighted by higher offensive ratings and positive on-court impacts.

Victor Wembanyama is dominating the NBA Rookie of the Year race with his exceptional performances, drawing nationwide attention and leading rookie rankings.

Former high school football rivals from San Antonio's South Side unite to promote economic growth in their community, shifting focus from sports to attracting businesses.