The Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles (9-14, 4-9 OVC) will attempt to turn around a three-game losing skid when hosting the Southeast Missouri State Redhawks (14-10, 9-4 OVC) on Saturday, February 8, ...

The South Carolina women's basketball coach and Philadelphia native is wearing a "Super Bowl LIX" sweatshirt with the Eagles logo on the sideline Sunday afternoon for her team's road game against ...

The shirt has LIX in white bubble letters on the front, on top of midnight green lettering that reads “Super Bowl Champions”, along with an Eagles logo. For those looking for a hat ...

cookie cakes with the Eagles logo or slogans, and jersey-shaped cookies with player names and numbers.(April Gamiz/The Morning Call) Philadelphia Eagles team-colored cake balls dipped in chocolate ...

Every Broad Street celebration is someone's first though, naturally. I think of a child who kept screaming, "Eagles rule. Chiefs drool!" down Shunk Street. You know what, kid? Sometimes it really ...

who showed up wearing a green scarf with the Eagles logo on it. After Cooper, perhaps the most dedicated and well known celebrity Eagles fan is actor Miles Teller, who was at the game with his ...

Watch it here. — Here’s Charles Curtis on everything we know about the Eagles’ Super Bowl parade so far. — The NFL dropped a conspiracy-proof Super Bowl logo for next year but that won ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl champions for the second time in team history. Philadelphia defeated the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night in Super Bow LIX. The Eagles stopped the Chiefs ...

The Philadelphia Eagles halted NFL history in its tracks, as they dominated the Kansas City Chiefs, 40-22, to win Super Bowl LIX at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday night.

During Sunday's basketball game at Texas, Staley took to the South Carolina bench wearing a Super Bowl LIX sweatshirt that had a Philadelphia Eagles logo. The longtime coach and basketball legend ...

NEW ORLEANS − Jeffrey Lurie finally has his "gold standard." It came about 20 years after Lurie, the Eagles chairman and CEO first uttered the phrase, when he predicted a run of Super Bowl ...