'I love great fighters and great fights. I look forward to seeing both this Saturday night and sharing my thoughts ringside.'

'I guess nobody likes to be funny anymore. So, yeah, if you want to, you know, take me to town on that, please do,' Brian Kelly said later.

The moment was caught on camera as 'College GameDay' was filming in Charlotte, North Carolina, before the Clemson-Georgia game.

'The Olympic spirit is a bit dampened this year,' said Patrick Murray of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.

After winning gold in men's basketball, two members of Team USA took aim at their critics.

'I love the opening ceremonies, march of countries. Then I realized, you know...particularly after these last four years, I had it wrong.'

The poll comes in the wake of the summer of 2020, which saw racism and social justice come to the forefront of discussions.

'We will always bring the fun and the funny to all the hottest topics.'

NFL analysts Troy Aikman and Joe Buck aren’t fans of military flyovers, according to some hot mic commentary.

The NBA legend came under fire for defending police officers and challenging the ‘defund the police’ movement.

Liberal ESPN 'First Take' host Max Kellerman blamed covert ‘extremist right-wing agitators’ for nationwide riots.

A Spanish-language color commentator for the NFL’s Carolina Panther’s says his support for Trump has him out of a job.

Despite Nash’s resume, which includes two league MVP awards, Smith claimed the 46-year-old would not have been hired if he were black.

An ESPN host claimed people living in the region of the Southeastern Conference are 'almost immune to facts.'