Athletes Unlimited (AU) served up not one, but two exciting volleyball announcements yesterday.

Ahead of what will likely be his final World Cup, Portugal icon Cristiano Ronaldo’s making the wrong kind of headlines amid his monthslong fallout with Premier League team Manchester United.

The 64-team Division I women’s volleyball bracket will drop on November 27th, with 32 teams automatically qualifying by winning their respective conferences and the rest chosen by committee.

After a truly chaotic season with squads yo-yoing around the rankings, the men’s College Cup bracket is finally set, with Monday’s committee reveal setting 48 teams on the path to Cary, NC.

Digital currency exchange FTX filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Friday, leaving several high-profile athletes and sports organizations without funds from their sponsorship deals with the platform.

Just like these pigeons hanging out on the field, enjoy this bird’s-eye view of the biggest moments from Week 10.

After an intense three days, the first round of the Women’s College Cup is in the back of the net and the field is nearly set for the men. Let’s kick it.

New Zealand lifted their sixth rugby world title in front of 42K spectators at Auckland’s Eden Park, capping off a record-shattering tournament with women’s rugby’s largest-ever crowd.

Host nation Qatar’s many human rights abuses are being buried by the excitement for the matches. So before the players take to the pitch, it’s vital to understand the horrific off-field consequences of the tournament. Let’s dig in.

Soccer excitement is reaching a fever pitch with the CanMNT prepping to kick off the World Cup in just nine days and CanWNT looking ahead to next year’s World Cup action with a pair of international friendlies.

While college football’s four undefeated teams kept their zero-loss crowns through Week 11, other squads across the NCAA chose chaos. Here are the upsets and victories that turned the gridiron upside down on Saturday.

On Monday, the governing body extended its partnership with Volkswagen, the latest in a string of renewals ahead of a nine-month period that will see both the USMNT and USWNT play in FIFA World Cups.