Birmingham City have shifted their focus back to League One after two cup victories last week. Blues routed Fulham's under-21s 7-1 in their final Bristol Street Motors Trophy group game before ...

FLW's QPR fan pundit believes that the Hoops do not miss Lyndon Dykes, regardless of their current issues on the pitch.

Blues lost top spot in the table to Wycombe Wanderers after turning their attention to cup duties last week. Chris Davies ...

Cameron Ward is listed as the favorite to take home the Heisman Trophy in 2024. For a complete list of the top candidates and their odds to claim the hardware, check out the review below.

Cam Ward from Miami leads the rest of the pack with the shortest odds to take home the trophy this season. After the Hurricanes defeated Duke 53-31, Ward's Heisman futures moved to +200 from +270.

OGDEN — Lyndon Johnson stepped down as Ben Lomond’s head football coach following an 0-10 finish to his sixth season with the team. Ogden School District made the position publicly available ...

Scotland boss Clarke’s other options in attack are badly off form. Lyndon Dykes has just two goals for League One side Birmingham City this season, while Hearts skipper Lawrence Shankland has ...

Television legend Dick Van Dyke endorsed Kamala Harris for president by reading a speech he delivered at a 1964 civil rights event alongside Martin Luther King. In a video titled “VOTE!!

Add legendary Hollywood actor Dick Van Dyke to the list of celebrities backing Vice President Kamala Harris. The 98-year-old actor and comedian announced on his official YouTube channel on Monday ...

Dick Van Dyke, who is just shy of his 99th birthday, says he’s casting a ballot for Vice President Harris in Tuesday’s election, while sharing a Civil Rights movement-era message denouncing ...

Dick Van Dyke is the latest celebrity to throw his support behind Kamala Harris. The beloved 98-year-old actor made a rare appearance on social media Monday to endorse Harris in Tuesday’s tight ...

Dick Van Dyke posted his endorsement of Kamala Harris for president today, marking the occasion by reading a speech he delivered at a 1964 civil rights event with Martin Luther King Jr.