Perhaps the most famous “quitter” in Best Actor Oscar history, three-time winner Daniel Day-Lewis has stepped away from acting on several occasions (including a famous stint in the mid 1990s—not long ...

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Despite the Browns' losing season, all 50 AP voters agreed Myles Garrett deserved Defensive Player of the Year after his ...

Fans in general are pretty darn knowledgeable … well, perhaps, depending on who you ask. Today we are looking at some key ...

We've seen Michael Irvin going wild on the Miami sidelines or, er, spanking a Gatorade cooler during the Hurricanes' run in the College Football Playoff national championship. Heck, he's even given ...

The Miami Hurricanes football program connects current players with program legends like Ray Lewis and Michael Irvin. Coaches, many of whom are former players, use these legends to reinforce the ...

A career retrospective of one of the greatest defensive players ever, Ray Lewis. Alex Pretti spotted on camera moments before fatal shooting in Minneapolis Enormous freshwater reservoir discovered off ...

Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy experienced joy and misery in the Rebels' College Football Playoff semifinal loss to Miami on Thursday night. Lacy, the talented Rebels running back, breathed life ...

GLENDALE, Arizona — Sebastian the Ibis is Miami’s famous, official mascot. Former UM wide receiver Michael Irvin has become the team’s unofficial mascot. The Pro Football Hall of Famer has been on the ...

Famous Miami Hurricanes alumni have been returning to support the team since coach Mario Cristobal took over. Hall of Famers such as Ray Lewis, Michael Irvin, and Ed Reed are frequently seen on the ...

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — There is a long line of Miami fanatics and diehards soaking in the Hurricanes' College Football Playoff run, flashing "The U" loudly and proudly as their team pursues a national ...

Carson Beck remembers walking to the 50-yard line for the coin toss in the Miami Hurricanes’ season opener against Notre Dame and seeing Andre Johsnon — Hurricanes legend and Pro Football Hall of ...