Team Europe’s Ryder Cup win wasn’t the only big golf victory this week — the college kids have also been throwing down on the links.

The ITA governs fall competition, not the NCAA, but these matches are still a BFD for athletes: Unlike NCAA contests where team titles reign supreme, individual glory is the name of fall’s game.

After a 162-game regular season, the MLB postseason journey begins today with 12 of the league’s 30 teams competing for the World Series title.

Not to be overshadowed by all the star power in the Big Apple for Sunday Night Football, Week 4 brought the drama with comeback wins, overtime (OT) tilts, and trick plays galore.

As was expected at the start of the season, it’ll be a battle of the WNBA superteams final, with the No. 1 Las Vegas Aces and No. 2 NY Liberty securing their champ series spots over the weekend.

Team Europe is #winning — the golf squad notched historic quadruple wins against Team USA at the Ryder and Solheim Cups this year.

Swift's popularity proves that a little celebrity cachet goes a long way in recruiting new fans, especially in women's sports.

Notre Dame’s aforementioned thriller aside, the NCAA gridiron brought mostly snoozy blowouts by behemoths in Week 5.

It was a weekend of ranked drama and double trouble on the college courts.

We’re examining what these days are all about and their intersection with sports — both good and bad — as well as the impact of Indigenous athletes.

Rise and shine because The Ryder Cup — the men’s version of last weekend’s Solheim Cup — teed off from Rome this morning, with Team USA and Team Europe swinging for the trophy in this always thrilling team competition.

With playoff viewership records being set left and right, here’s everything you need to know ahead of tonight’s must-see Game 3 semifinal clashes.