Author: Chris Bumbaca, USA TODAY

A different type of wager that some call “quick-hitter bets” has been gaining popularity. How do they work?

Jeff Van Gundy had been with ESPN since he left coaching in 2007. He’s known for his strong criticism of NBA officiating.

Trinity Rodman was the youngest NWSL player drafted and the first to sign a $1 million contract. Now, she’s going for World Cup history with the USWNT

Neil Everett hosted his final “SC” on Friday alongside longtime partner Stan Verrett.

Chris Paul joined “Good Morning America” to talk about his new memoir and revealed where he was when he learned the Suns traded him to the Wizards.

A hip injury kept Phoenix Mercury’s Brittney Griner out of Friday’s game, but she received an ovation from Washington Mystics fans.

Dev Shah, an eighth-grader from Largo, Florida, spelled “psammophile” correctly to win the 95th national Bee and the $50,000 prize on Thursday.

The most emotional and arduous moments of Henrik Lundqvist’s life took place over a 12-month span. USA TODAY Sports caught up with him for a Q&A.

Since 2018, bettors have wagered $220 billion with U.S. sportsbooks, and that number will continue to grow as more states launch.

The New England Patriots have been docked two OTA workouts for violating offseason rules.