Troy Aikman didn’t hold back when addressing the disappointing start to the Dallas Cowboys season on Thursday. Among the many topics discussed during his weekly radio interview with Sportsradio ...

Two days after Dallas Cowboys general manager and owner Jerry Jones made waves for his comments on a Dallas radio station, Troy Aikman did the same. However, unlike Jones, Aikman's comments weren ...

First, the Broncos picked Oregon receiver Troy Franklin in the fourth round, then they added Utah’s Devaughn Vele in the seventh round. Both players impressed against the Los Angeles Chargers ...

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The Troy Trojans will look to extend their seven-game Sun Belt Conference road winning streak when they meet the South Alabama Jaguars in a key matchup on Tuesday night. Only Tulane (9 games ...

Firing the coach didn’t galvanize the Jets to a win Monday night against the Bills. And Troy Aikman believes things may only get uglier for the reeling Jets. “I could see this totally ...

The Troy Trojans (1-5, 0-2 Sun Belt) visit the South Alabama Jaguars (2-4, 1-1) Tuesday at Hancock Whitney Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET (ESPN2). Let’s analyze BetMGM Sportsbook’s ...

A lot has changed since Troy lost — or South Alabama won — in the “Battle for the Belt.” Both programs have had three coaching changes since the Jaguars claimed a 19-8 victory at Troy in 2017.

500 as conference play gets into full swing: South Alabama (2-4) and Troy (1-5). The Jaguars have shown some real promise, especially on offense. In Weeks 3 and 4, they dropped 87 points on FCS ...

THIS GAME WILL DETERMINE IF: Troy can continue its dominance in the series or if South Alabama can finally break a 6-game losing streak to its archrival. The Trojans have started three different ...

Hi, everyone! I’m Ryan Kartje, your USC beat writer at the L.A. Times, back again for another edition of the Times of Troy newsletter, in which we’re once again scratching our heads ...