The sports world erupted last weekend when FBI documents revealed deep corruption in college basketball. Several storied programs — including those at Duke University, University of North Carolina and the University of Kentucky — gave cash benefits to recruits to entice talented players.

The 2017-18 college basketball season has been really, really bad.

The Houston Astros won a thrilling, seven-game World Series last October.

A column written by a Patriots fan before the weekend of the team’s eighth Super Bowl appearance in the past two decades will seem quite unnecessary.

The entire country expects the New England Patriots to win Sunday’s Super Bowl against the Philadelphia Eagles.

For LeBron James, the self-proclaimed King, success on the basketball court has become the expectation.

Everything is falling into place for both the Patriots and the rest of the NFL.

This year’s World Series featured baseball at its most exhilarating — full of comebacks, drama, tension and, of course, home runs.

From the beginning of spring training, the 2017 Red Sox have had realistic playoff expectations.

The New England Patriots are expected to dominate this NFL season.