Author: Chris Bumbaca, USA TODAY

With 2021 days away, it’s time to reflect. The NFL has seen its fair share of good and bad. Here’s who made the list as best- and worst- behaved.

Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa pleads guilty to reckless driving, down from driving under the influence. Team says it’s “standing by him.”

Tennessee’s star runner, aka King Henry, must average 156 yards over his final three games to reach the elusive plateau.

Cleveland’s MLB team will be dropping its controversial nickname soon. Here are 10 options, from Spiders to Wild Things to Buckeyes.

Front Office Sports unveiled its “Best Employers in Sports” list. Themes emerged from the winners: pandemic support and commitment to communities.

Annual Army vs. Navy football game takes place Saturday at Army’s Michie Stadium. Here’s everything you need to know, from TV to odds to streaming.

Pittsburgh head coach Pat Narduzzi and his counterpart at Georgia Tech, Geoff Collins, shared an awkward encounter after Pitt’s 34-20 win on Thursday.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant wrote Thursday on Twitter he has since tested negative twice for the novel coronavirus.

NBC election star Steve Kornacki will continue to analyze NFL playoff picture for “Football Night in America” and halftime of “Sunday Night Football.”

Ohio State Buckeyes’ Seth Towns protested the police killing of 23-year-old Casey Goodson in Columbus by kneeling during the national anthem.