Austin lawyer Scott Wilson had made it to 1,564 straight Texas Longhorns home or away baseball games and was on its way to his 595th straight football game. He died Friday at age 74.

Van Pelt, the longtime host of the late-night “SportsCenter” and “Monday Night Countdown,” could move up in the day to fill the void left by “Around the Horn,” which was cancelled in May after 23 years on air. The potential switch would mark one of the biggest shakeups in ESPN history.

ESPN is zeroing in on its plan for its high-profile early-evening programming window, reports The Athletic's Andrew Marchand.

Scott started 22 games for the Auburn Tigers from 2022-24, when he recorded 115 tackles and nine pass deflections. After the 2024 season, Scott transferred to Houston, then made the move to Miami to follow assistant coach and former Auburn defensive back ...

Devoted Texas Longhorns fan Scott Wilson, 74, passed away Friday. An Austin lawyer and proud UT alum, Wilson was hospitalized in Florida after a medic

However, there is no evidence in any of the federal indictments that Foster was arrested. Nor does he have any connection to the probe. USA Today also reported that the social media reports are false and Foster was not arrested as part of the gambling probe.