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FIFA president Gianni Infantino on Tuesday defended World Cup ticket prices, insisting that football's global governing body was obliged to take advantage of US laws that allow tickets to be resold for thousands of dollars above face value.Speaking at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Be
The first Monday in May may not hold much significance in the world of football, but in the fashion realm, it may as well be the World Cup. Every year on that date, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City hosts the Met Gala, a grandiose fundraiser for its Costume Institute where hundreds of
May 5—As the Idaho Vandals exit spring practice and point for summer workouts in advance of the 2026 preseason camp, their biggest advances may be under their helmets. On a spring roster of 94, there are only 15 newcomers. "We are not having to teach so many basic things," University of Id
Michigan State sent a pair of coaches to visit with a high-priority offensive line prospect from Ohio
Jenks junior ATH Kailib Dillard announced his commitment to Florida's football program Tuesday afternoon.
OXFORD – Patrick Kelly – the son of former LSU head coach Brian Kelly – has been added to Ole Miss’ staff as assistant director of football support, according to his bio on X. Kelly was most recently the football support and operations coordinator on his father’s staff in 2025. On3’s Pete Nakos firs
College football coaches are moving to support a 24-team College Football Playoff format. The American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), a group that represents many prominent college football coaches, reportedly voted last week to support a 24-team playoff format and discontinue conference champ
The American Football Coaches Association is recommending changes to the college football calendar that would end the season by the second Monday in January, while also pushing for increased access to the College Football Playoff.
Australian rules football club Carlton has been fined 75,000 Australian dollars ($54,000) for its lapse handling of a player's on-field mental health episode. Elijah Hollands played in Carlton’s Australian Football League game against Collingwood on April 16, with film footage from the game causing