The IndyCar Series has seen many champions, each mastering the high-speed challenge of open-wheel racing. Each season, drivers battle for the prestigious title of national champion, showcasing skill, ...

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A guide to the NCAA DI men's basketball tournament, including a history of March Madness, select individual, team and coaching records.

Per SportsCenter on X (formerly Twitter), Ohio State became the first team since Alabama in the 2013 BCS national championship game to score a touchdown on each of its first three drives in a ...

The 2025 Lloyds National Track Championships are only a few weeks away, when the finest riders in the country descend on Manchester for the three-day event running from Friday 21 to Sunday 23 February ...

Ohio State won the national championship in Atlanta on Monday, and the Buckeyes will soon bring the celebrations back to Columbus. The team will celebrate with fans at noon Sunday at Ohio ...

Ohio State fans can be a part of history by claiming their very own officially licensed National Championship and College Football Playoff merchandise by clicking on any of the photos or links.

ATLANTA – The Ohio State Buckeyes won their ninth national title in program history with a 34-23 victory over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the College Football Playoff national championship ...

The Buckeyes captured their first national ... Championship game. They'll miss Leonard's leadership, but the coaching staff is excited about freshman CJ Carr, the grandson of former Michigan coach ...

A number of online stores already carry OSU national championship gear for fans wanting to snag a piece of college football history. The Buckeyes took home the national title after defeating Notre ...

Trying to figure out who owns the most national championships in college ... Then it took a while -- until 1997, to be exact, behind Lloyd Carr and Heisman Trophy winner Charles Woodson.