Comedian Heather McMahan has spoken up about her controversial Ryder Cup moment that resulted in her resignation as the designated hype woman of the first tee after she participated in hostile chants ...

UCLA took a surprising 27-7 lead over Penn State at halftime in the Rose Bowl. The Bruins scored on their opening drive and recovered an onside kick to build an early 10-0 lead. Some Penn State fans ...

PASADENA, CA — Penn State’s trip to California isn’t starting off as planned. Facing winless UCLA at the Rose Bowl, the Nittany Lions were stunned by the Bruins’ quick start to the game. UCLA scored a ...

The Cowboys have been at the center of the NFL spotlight for the last few months as the football world watched while the Micah Parsons situation went down in flames. Once the season actually started ...

The University of Colorado is making a few security changes at Folsom Field after anti-Latter-day Saint chants broke out when BYU played the Buffs. Colorado officials said they are increasing the ...

Dak Prescott was greeted with cheers of “MVP!” as he left the field following the Cowboys’ 37-22 win over the Jets on Sunday. After completing 18 of 29 passes for 237 yards and four touchdowns, ...

She’s not whispering, either. She’s belting. The kids? Matching her energy like it’s a Beyoncé concert. The video has racked up millions of views, and while some commenters praise the confidence and ...

Compared to most NFL teams, the Jacksonville Jaguars have had a tougher time establishing an identity since they debuted in 1995. Jacksonville posted four winning seasons in its first five years, even ...

Comedian Heather McMahan, who served as emcee at the Ryder Cup’s first tee, apologized for participating in a foul-mouthed chant directed at Rory McIlroy on the tournament’s second day. “I would just ...

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McMahan said it was "foolish" of her to participate in the crowd-led chant Natasha Dye is a writer-reporter for PEOPLE covering sports. Her previous work appears in The New York Post and Popstar!