Here's how these two players with Delaware ties at the NFL combine can help the Eagles at running back and defensive back.

NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley believes college tuition prices in the U.S. are getting out of hand, calling it "one of the greatest travesties in our country."

No, Jalen Hurts didn’t mispronounce Saquon Barkley’s name at the Eagles’ Super Bowl parade. “I want to thank my offense,” Jalen Hurts said. “From the quarterback room to the receivers to the tight ends to the running backs,

The basketball hall of famer joined Karl Ravech and Jimmy Dykes during Auburn’ Ole Miss on Wednesday, and shared that while he’d been to the Buc-ee’s parking lot in his hometown of Leeds, that was as close to getting inside the store as he’s come.

Jason Whitlock thinks Charles Barkley and Michael Jordan should have a weigh-off next year during NBA All-Star Weekend

Charles Barkley has some worries for the future of college basketball. Barkley was a guest on ESPN's broadcast of Wednesday's Auburn-Ole Miss game, and

David Calvert/Getty Images Jason Kelce knows his way around an NFL retirement conversation — and his brother, Travis Kelce, might have his mind made up already. During a recent chat with Charles Barkley and Ernie Johnson on "The Steam Room,

Los Angeles is 3–2 in games Doncic has played in since the trade, including back-to-back wins over the Denver Nuggets on Saturday and against his former employer, the Dallas Mav

NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley believes college tuition prices in the U.S. are getting out of hand, calling it “one of the greatest travesties in our country.”  Read More

Charles Barkley isn’t prepared to call San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama the "face of the league" just yet. In fact, the NBA Hall of Famer believes titles such as that need to be earned. And according to Barkley,

As such, Thursday's Inside the NBA kicked off with Barkley proclaiming he's in a "good mood, man," because he "was at Starbucks today. It's dangerous in there, Ernie. There's fist

He was given the breaded loaves at Glide’s social services center and kitchen where he served meals to low-income San Franciscans.