Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Tim Newcomb covers tennis gear/business, stadiums and shoe tech. Georgia Tech and BYU will play football on Dec. 27 inside Orlando ...

As it turns out, you can get paid quite a bit in Phoenix for monkeying around. That salary — which, for comparison purposes, is more than double the $95,000 salary of Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs — has ...

The mascot for the USA World Cup has been unveiled, but soccer fans are miles away wagging their tails in response to the announcement. U.S. Soccer announced in a post on X that has been viewed a ...

MLB mascots could be hitting home runs on Instagram, according to a new report on the internet earnings potential of the crazy creatures. The Phillie Phanatic, the furry green creature from ...

Follow the World Cup draw with live updates and find out who the USMNT and soccer's best will be facing during the 2026 tournament. For many soccer fans, the World Cup is the pinnacle of the sport. It ...

Julianna Duennes Russ is a breaking and trending news reporter at the Austin American-Statesman. She covered business as a Dow Jones intern for the San Antonio Express-News and has bylines with the ...

Texas will reportedly not permit Reveille, the rough collie also known as the “First Lady of Aggieland,” to join Bevo on the sideline Friday, and fans have thoughts. Texas will reportedly not permit ...

When it comes to rivalry week in college football, there are no bounds for what is fair between the programs, and the Texas Longhorns took no exception to that regarding the status of the Texas A&M ...

All is fair in love and war, and that extends to rivalries in college football as well. The Texas Longhorns made a decision regarding the status of the Texas A&M Aggies' beloved mascot, Reveille.

Friday evening in Austin will mark the second year of the renewed football rivalry between Texas and Texas A&M after a 13-year hiatus. Bad blood started brewing Wednesday, with the battle in question ...

As evidenced by the sideline brawls and sign-stealing scandals of games past, emotions run high on college football gamedays. Sometimes so high that even the teams’ mascots feel compelled to get in on ...