The city of Indianapolis, the NFL and the Super Bowl Committee have been planning and preparing for Super Bowl XLVI for the past few years. The time for the events to unfold has arrived. Many will ask if all the work and transformations in downtown will take the focus off of "the game." As a football fan who loves the tradition of the game, I say, "Yes, it does." Some casual fans may disagree, but that is my view and here's why.

The early months of 2012 provide golf fans with an opportunity to reflect upon the legacy of our sport’s most prolific and iconic athlete, Tiger Woods. After his dramatic victory at the Chevron World Challenge in early December, expectations of him are high for 2012. However, before we look forward to 2012 and beyond, let’s take a look back at the history of Woods with a new lens.

As a lifelong Liverpool fan, I am contorted with pride and shame at the moment. Pride in the increasingly convincing return of King Kenny Dalglish. Shame at the unseemly mess our new hero, Uruguayan Luis Suarez, has plunged us in. Read on to learn why.

Steroids has not only tarnished baseball's athletes, it has also damaged the credibility of the baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.

After the Andrew Luck sweepstakes ends, the next question will be – Where does Peyton Manning go? Here are five possibilities.

Just two weeks ago, an opportunity presented itself to attend an event run by Fitz Hall, alongside his co-partner Ken Bonsu.

Liverpool Football Club (LFC) has had a great defensive record so far this season. However, being the tightest defence in the league does not add up to Champions League football next season without being lethal at the other end of the pitch.

After 24 years, and a win in the inaugural Rugby World Cup in 1987, the next win for the world No. 1-ranked team has finally arrived. The All Blacks finally win th World Cup.

More and more NHL players are being sidelined with concussion-like symptoms. What is being done to remedy this issue?

The NBA has been steadily losing its fanbase for the last few years. This is due to several different reasons, including superstars being able to dictate where they play. Whatever happened to the "good ol' days" of classic NBA basketball?

The issue of money and consistency in soccer began many years ago, but it has come to fore in recent years.

Ben Roethlisberger played this past Monday night, Dec. 19, 2011, with an obvious injury that hampered his ability. The Pittsburgh Steelers lost a critical game to the San Francisco 49ers due to Roethlisberger's inability to move around and make plays on his ankle.

With Paul Scholes’ retirement, Manchester United’s woes at midfield have only worsened with injuries to Anderson Oliveira and Tom Cleverly. Here's a peek into United’s season so far, a closer look at some transfer prospects for the January window, and projections for second half of the season.