AUBURN, Ala. — While on the road Saturday afternoon, Alabama basketball forward Grant Nelson brought the "Crimson Crane" back home against Auburn. A celebration that emerged in Alabama football ...

Kyle Busch, a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, came out on top in a battle against his 9-year-old son Brexton Busch ... and he was hopeful he could beat his dad head-to-head.

Nonetheless, “Old Soul” still has frightening moments to offer readers if they desire to plunge into its dangerous other world. The Harvard Crimson The University Daily, Est. 1873 ...

David Steven Cohen, an Emmy-winning writer and composer who served as head writer on “Courage the ... Cohen’s long-time writing partner was Roger S.H. Shulman. He is survived by his wife ...

At the time of the incident, Bliss had been regularly staying over at Marrotte’s apartment that Luca and his brother — named L.H. in the affidavit ... “2 year old. head squishy ...

The 52-year-old head coach has been with the Aggies since 2019, forging a 120-73 record over the last six seasons. Texas A&M has made three straight NCAA Tournaments, exiting in the round of 32 in ...

While helping his Creighton team race out to a 49-34 halftime lead against Louisville Thursday, guard Steven Ashworth served ... Ashworth is 24 years old, and will turn 25 on May 1.

Grant Nelson ... the crimson crane. So, why did he troll Auburn with that pose in that moment? “I don’t know,” Nelson said. “I just decided to. It was the first thing in my head.

Steven Wilson is no stranger to the intricacies ... Grammy-nominated artist was tasked with putting a new veneer on King Crimson's 1969 debut, In the Court of the Crimson King.

PeopleImages/Getty A rugby team in France is mourning the loss of one of its 15-year-old players ... Haddad suffered a "blow to the head" during the match, according to club RC Toulon.

One could argue that Kalen DeBoer's first season with the Alabama Crimson Tide didn't go as planned, but the expectations were certainly very high for the 50-year-old head coach. Following in the ...

No, that wasn't Nelson throwing a "War Eagle" right back at Auburn, as ESPN broadcaster Karl Ravech initially called. That was the "Crimson Crane," which the Alabama football team popularized ...