Horn, a pitcher for the baseball team and a quarterback for the football team at Mizzou, was recently added to MLB’s Top Draft Prospects, which ranks the top 200 players with draft eligibility.

Texas-based journalist Tim Cowlishaw took a shot at ESPN during the final "Around the Horn" show Friday. ESPN ended the program after 22 years.

'Sports is connection,' host Tony Reali declared as ESPN's 'Around the Horn' signed off the air Friday after 23 years and more than 4,900 episodes.

After 23 years on ESPN of points, mutes, Face Times, and chalkboard phrases, Around the Horn is going off the air after their finale on Friday. It's the end of an era for an all-time great sports ...

ESPN's "Around the Horn" is airing its final episode on Friday, and one of its panelist is questioning whether the network was afraid of being labeled "woke" by keeping it.

How Around the Horn went from embracing debate on ESPN to being thoughtful, diverse and deeper before its cancelation.

"Around the Horn" has earned some poor ratings in its final few months before cancellation, especially compared to "Pardon the Interruption.

A report claims ESPN decided to cancel 'Around the Horn' because the show had gotten too woke in pushing political and social agendas ...

Handguns — specifically semi-automatic pistols — are far and away the most popular type of firearm in the United States. Data from the federal government shows that over 3.9 million pistols ...

The Sex Pistols announced their first US tour since 2003. They'll be joined by singer Frank Carter on the run. A venue for a Brooklyn, NY concert will be revealed at a later date.

The Sex Pistols, minus Johnny Rotten, will tour the U.S. for the first time in more than 20 years, with a stop in Brooklyn at a venue yet to be announced.

The Sex Pistols, the legendary English punk band that helped the underground subculture of the genre to reach mainstream heights, is going on its first North American tour in more than 20 years.