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Longtime color commentator Joe Rogan makes his broadcast booth return for the upcoming UFC 276: "Adesanya vs. Cannonier" pay-per-view (PPV) event on July 2 in Las Vegas.

On Tuesday, the Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents approved the 2022-23 fiscal budget and accepted the resignation of Lewis Diaz as chair of the board.

ANN B. MOORE, age 91, of Knoxville, Tenn., formerly of Huntington, W.Va., passed away into the arms of Jesus April 3, 2022, surrounded by her family. Ann was a member

When Anthony Smith isn't busting heads in the cage, he can often be found at the analysts' desk for UFC events.

Joe Rogan returns at the mammoth UFC 268 PPV set to take place in Madison Square Garden, New York City, this weekend. - LowKickMMA.com

Below Deck Mediterranean Recap: Quick, Before The Vibe Drops

Mike Greenberg will host NBA Countdown and NBA Finals pregame, with a panel of Michael Wilbon, Stephen A. Smith, Jalen Rose, and Magic.

Those who follow Eaves on social media know that speaking out on racial and cultural issues is important for him. Taking such stands once wasn’t advocated at ESPN, where executives preferred on-air personalities to stick to sports, keeping politics and advocacy to themselves. But social justice issues couldn’t be ignored when they became a significant part of sports discourse, as when NBA players protested the shooting of Jacob Blake and many athletes participated in Black Lives Matter demo...

UFC commentator Joe Rogan will be back in the booth for this weekend’s UFC 261 pay-per-view card alongside Daniel Cormier and Jon Anik. Rogan, Cormier, and Anik have been the UFC’s go-to commentary team for its pay-per-view events in recent years. Rogan has been, of course, the UFC’s A-team color commentator for well over a decade and has been part of the UFC team for over 20 years. As for Cormier, he is the former UFC heavyweight and light heavyweight champion. As far as Anik goes, he ha...

How Bryson DeChambeau Will Get Masters Redemption It doesnt seem long ago since the last Masters but it sure feels like Masters season. Of course November was the last time the worlds best teed it up at Augusta and Bryson DeChambeau hyped up his game then something fierce. He had said that he was going to play the course as a par-67 but it quickly turned to disaster for him as he finished tied for 34th. Michael Eaves, SportsCenter Anchor, is in Augusta and covering the tournament. Eaves told us...