Ryan Grubb has been hired as the Seattle Seahawks' new offensive coordinator after a successful tenure with the University of Washington's football team.

The Harlem Wizards played a fun basketball game against the CFB Champions at Creekview High, with the Carrollton Police Chief coaching, promoting community spirit.

No. 5 Ohio State defeated Michigan State 86-71, solidifying their Big Ten lead, with Celeste Taylor scoring 20 points and the team notching their 11th straight win.

San Antonio bar staff took measures to prevent drunk driving after a big football game, monitoring alcohol consumption and encouraging alternatives like Uber.

Usher's Super Bowl halftime performance included hits but didn't make Rolling Stone's top 10 list and featured a tribute to late drummer Aaron Spears with an unplayed golden drum set.

The Long Beach Police Department increased patrols on Super Bowl Sunday to prevent impaired driving and urged the public to plan a safe transportation strategy.

UTSA alum Spencer Burford played in the Super Bowl with the SF 49ers, becoming the first from his university to reach the NFL's championship game. However, the 49ers lost to the Chiefs.

The Plymouth Police Department playfully hinted at knowing the Super Bowl score on Facebook, encouraging fans to drive safely rather than sharing actual score predictions.

The Kansas City Chiefs won their third Super Bowl title with a victory over the San Francisco 49ers. Celebrities dominated Super Bowl ad spots with various comedic and poignant campaigns.

Prospect Spencer Arrighetti is among Astros' non-roster invitees eyeing a major league spot with his powerful pitching, joining other promising talents at spring training.

A San Antonio couple enjoyed a free trip to the Super Bowl, where they saw the Kansas City Chiefs win and took photos with the Lombardi trophy, while local restaurants offered game day specials to fans at home.

Nick Taylor won the Phoenix Open in a playoff with Charley Hoffman, capturing his fifth PGA Tour title with a critical birdie putt on the second extra hole.

Mecole Hardman's overtime catch clinched a Super Bowl LVIII win for the Kansas City Chiefs over the San Francisco 49ers, marking their third victory in five seasons.