Supporters of the president, gathering in Washington, D.C., for CPAC, have much to celebrate from Donald Trump's first month ...

The Republican takeover of Washington was advertised as a solution to quell the turmoil in college sports by lassoing the ...

“The leader of the U.S. Department of Education must prioritize and protect students’ civil rights—not seek to undermine them,” Emma Grasso Levine, a senior manager at Know Your IX, said in ... coach ...

Long before he was in the halls of Congress, Tommy Tuberville was a college football coach, most notably serving as the head coach at Ole Miss, Auburn, Texas Tech and Cincinnati. He has been out ...

Senator Tommy Tuberville seems delighted that President Donald Trump ... schools that allow transgender women and girls to compete on grounds of violating Title IX (a federal law that bans gender ...

Senator Tommy Tuberville seems delighted that President ... transgender women and girls to compete on grounds of violating Title IX (a federal law that bans gender discrimination in college ...

Senator Tommy Tuberville seems delighted that President ... transgender women and girls to compete on grounds of violating Title IX (a federal law that bans gender discrimination in college ...

Tommy Tuberville. Or lack thereof. This has become a growing issue this week as Mahomes prepares for his third straight Super Bowl on Sunday in New Orleans. On Wednesday, President Donald Trump ...

On one side, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama recently told a conservative pundit that he’s "good friends" with the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback seeking a third successive Super Bowl ...

In response to comments made by former Texas Tech coach turned U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes told reporters he was not recruited to Texas Tech by ...

Tommy Tuberville. Trump gave Tuberville credit for coaching Mahomes in college during a speech Wednesday. "Tommy Tuberville, a great coach. You know, his quarterback was named Mahomes," Trump said.

However, while addressing the audience, the 78-year-old made a fumble when he mistakenly claimed that Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville had coached Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.