Reporting in his hometown was a childhood dream for Nate Rodgers. He calls it "a blessing." Nate joined FOX 32 in October of 2020. The proud lifelong East Garfield Park native got his start in ...

Schrager was one of the OG hosts of the morning sports show when it premiered in 2016. His exit comes amid rumors that Schrager will next be seen on ESPN, and as the Disney-owned sports network is ...

Nate Oats appreciates how Will Wade handled his move to NC State. As he prepares for Alabama's second-round matchup with Saint Mary's, Nate Oats took notice of his former competitor, Will Wade ...

George Foreman welcomed at least 10 children and named all five of his sons George Many of George Foreman’s kids followed in their father’s footsteps in one way or another. The Olympic gold ...

Nate Landman wears the Zimbabwe flag on his helmet to honor his native country, and despite spending his formative years in Danville, Calif., hasn't spent much time in Los Angeles. But for the ...

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UA trailed in the second half, but came back strong to win 91-81. After the game, Crimson Tide head coach Nate Oats said his team would need to improve if it is to make a long run through March ...

“CBS Mornings” — co-hosted by Gayle King, Nate Burleson and Tony Dokoupil — will move back to its dingy former home at CBS Broadcast Center on West 57th Street from the luxe digs at 1515 ...

Former NFL receiver and analyst Nate Burleson thinks Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson will rebound after his engagement. Speaking to TMZ, Burleson gave his thoughts on the Watson situation.

Despite these setbacks, NFL analyst Nate Burleson believes that Watson's recent engagement will charter a change in his trajectory. “I wouldn't be surprised if Deshaun Watson plays his best ...

Alabama has made the NCAA Tournament five straight years under head coach Nate Oats. Prior to Oats' arrival, Alabama had reached the NCAA Tournament only twice since 2006. The Crimson Tide are the No.