Former Auburn and San Diego Chargers running back Lionel "Little Train" James, who set the NFL record for all-purpose yards in 1985, was diagnosed with dementia at 55 and CTE after he died at 59.

Dozens of widows and other caregivers for former NFL players diagnosed with CTE say a published study is insulting and dismissive of their experience living with the degenerative brain disease that ...

Lionel Taylor was Sean McVay before the L.A. Rams coach came along, only the league wasn’t ready to see it. When thinking ...

LeBron James landed sixth with a personal best $133.8 million. NFL quarterback Dak Prescott pulled in $137 million, while MLB’s Juan Soto earned $114 million.

EUGENE – The 2025 NFL Draft is on the horizon, and several Oregon Ducks are anticipating hearing their names called. One of these athletes is running back Jordan James. Despite James ...

Ohtani joins NFL star Patrick Mahomes and NBA icon LeBron James, who have already made their ... such as soccer stars Neymar Jr. and Lionel Messi, as well as NBA’s Shaquille O'Neal.

Sherwood led the NFL with 98 solo tackles this season ... All-purpose yards: 2,535 by San Diego Chargers running back Lionel James in 1985. 2024 leader: 1,015 by Jacksonville Jaguars running ...

Half of those who feature in the rest of the rankings are from American sports, with four from the NBA and one from the NFL. Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James would go from second to third with ...

Legendary former NFL running back Lionel “Little Train” James died Friday, according to multiple reports. He was 59. James, who starred collegiately at Auburn before going to the San Diego ...

That backfield included 1985 Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson and another future NFL player, Tommie Agee. Chargers QB Justin Herbert, WR Quentin Johnston forming a connection “Lionel James defined ...

That backfield included 1985 Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson and another future NFL player, Tommie Agee. “Lionel James defined Auburn football for a generation,” David Housel, a former Auburn ...