They were shocked and disappointed and started crying on not being allowed to meet the star. Another person said, “Seeing my kid’s excitement turn into confusion and then heartbreak was ...

Last April, after Clark and Iowa beat UConn – Taurasi's alma mater – to punch their ticket to the NCAA Tournament title game, Taurasi joined ESPN's Scott Van Pelt for an interview where she ...

After making history as the first college basketball player – male or female – to reach the Elite Eight five times, TCU star Hailey Van Lith is making her debut as a Sports Illustrated ...

Fellow University of Maryland alumni and ESPN talk show host Scott Van Pelt was able to represent and support the projected lottery pick in an interview with Queen on SportsCenter. "You know it's ...

Football analyst turned radio star Lucy Zelic has targeted a new sport for allowing transgender athletes to play in women's competitions - but this time there are big questions over whether gender ...

Houston Rockets head coach Ime Udoka revealed that he told his team to ramp up its intensity during a 106-96 win over the Golden State Warriors on Sunday. “When people start complaining about ...

But amid the changes, “Stop Crying Your Heart Out” sounds like vintage Oasis. And it may be as close as they came to the early sound that helped transform the face of guitar music in the UK.

There’s no questioning that Scott Van Pelt is one of ESPN’s most versatile talents. But despite his role as the network’s host of The Masters during the early rounds of the tournament ...

Michael Madrid / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images ESPN's Scott Van Pelt has become synonymous with the network over the years for his time on SportsCenter, but as The Masters approach next week ...

At the end of the Detroit Pistons versus Oklahoma City Thunder basketball game, Texas A&M's Alex Caruso had a friendly exchange with ESPN's Scott Van Pelt. After the Oklahoma City Thunder's ...

ESPN anchor Scott Van Pelt used his “SVPod” to take aim at the way Willard disrespected the people associated with the basketball program by the way he exited for the Villanova job.

ESPN host Scott Van Pelt did not hold back regarding Kevin Willard’s decision to leave Maryland for Villanova. Van Pelt, a Maryland alumnus and avowed fan of the school’s athletic programs ...