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SEC Network Takeover (#SECNTakeover) begins Monday, June 29, with the Alabama Crimson Tide taking over the national television network for 24 hours.

As much attention as NCAA student athletes get for their play, more and more attention is being shined on their off-the-field activities.

ESPN's College Football Final will take on a completely different look for the 2015 season now that Mark May has been taken off the show. According to the Sports Business Journal, the network has decided to move May into another role within the ABC/ESPN college football coverage...

Hours after leaving the Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary post-show part, author James Miller joined The Dan Patrick Show to talk about the extravagant night for NBC. Before the conversation had ended, Miller had broken the news that he just signed a deal to write the screenplay for an upcoming movie about ESPN.

The only Super Bowl participants that benefited from the big game as much as the New England Patriots has to be the left and right sharks from Katy Perry's halftime show.

ESPN broadcaster Rece Davis agreed to a new contract with the Worldwide Leader that will make him the new host of college football's most popular show, College GameDay.

The SEC Network brought much more exposure to football last fall, but the real impact comes during the spring sports schedule.

Ohio State's victory in the first championship game of the College Football Playoff produced ESPN's highest overnight rating ever.

Monday's Dan Patrick Show became a forum for Sportscenter anchors - current and former - to share their favorite memories of the late Stuart Scott. After Dan Patrick opened the show with his personal tribute, the host brought on ESPN anchors Steve Levy and Scott Van Pelt to talk about one of the all-time greats on Sportscenter, Stuart Scott...

Stuart Scott, the longtime "SportsCenter" anchor and ESPN personality known for his known for his enthusiasm and ubiquity, has died at age 49.