The first domino in widescale fall sports changes fell on Thursday as the Big Ten announced it would be implementing conference-only schedules for the upcoming football season.

After a meeting was called to decide the immediate fates for preps football and girls soccer in Tennessee this fall, the TSSAA has instead pivoted and says it won't make contingency plans just yet. 

The National Hockey League and NHL Players’ Association finally came to terms on a return-to-play plan while also extending the league’s collective bargaining agreement through 2026.

The Tennessee Titans are set to begin training camp on July 28 at Saint Thomas Sports Park. And while that will look a little different this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, the team will also have to adjust to life a little differently once the regular season begins.

If you've walked by an Independence girls basketball practice this past season, you might've noticed something a little different: music. 

Grace Christian Academy will be on the lookout for a new girls basketball coach. 

Update: Clark wound up getting his offer from Kentucky after he met with the coaching staff Thursday night. 

The National Football League is planning to cut the league’s preseason schedule from four games to two and pushing back the start of the exhibition games, per a report from the Associated Press.

After hope for some boys soccer teams in the area to get a chance at competing again, that window has now closed. 

After adhering to Gov. Bill Lee's executive order on contact sports and delaying the football and girls soccer seasons through Aug. 29, the TSSAA has shared its plan for how to move ahead. 

With the news coming down from Gov. Bill Lee's office about continuing Tennessee's State of Emergency, the TSSAA has decided to postpone the start of the high school football season. 

The TSSAA has officially postponed the starts to the football and girls soccer seasons. 

UPDATE: The TSSAA has officially delayed the starts to both the football and girls soccer seasons. 

There’s a talent pipeline being formed between Williamson County and Saint Joseph, Mo., and Will Martin is the reason why. 

The National Football League informed teams on Thursday to anticipate training camps to begin on time next month, according to Jeff Pash, NFL executive vice president and general counsel.

The Nashville Sounds are determined to have summer baseball at First Horizon Park in 2020, even if it isn’t in the traditional sense.

Nashville Predators fans may have post-traumatic stress disorder thinking about the last time the team faced the then-Phoenix, now-Arizona Coyotes in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Another Brentwood Academy Eagle is off to play football at the next level. 

Though spring sports did not happen this year due to COVID-19, some independent competitions are still happening with local athletes. 

An NFL player has tested positive for COVID-19 in the same week he and members of his team participated in workouts at Brentwood Academy's athletic facilities.  

The coaching journey is just beginning for former Battle Ground Academy basketball standout Nathan Moran. 

The 2019-20 NHL season has been a strange one due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

As national conversations on racism and police brutality keep spreading, stories are seen as powerful tools to educate and advocate for change. 

Though the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, that didn't stop Williamson County Schools from finding a unique way to celebrate the year in athletics. 

Tennessee Titans safety Kevin Byard said last week that one of the biggest solutions to helping fix the racial divide and social injustice in society is through education.

The Vanderbilt women’s soccer team is fresh off its third straight NCAA Tournament appearance and the ‘Dores have reloaded for 2020 with the addition of seven incoming freshmen, headlined by Brentwood goalkeeper Kate Devine.

He's not even taken the court yet, but new Brentwood Academy basketball player Skyy Clark is already making himself known to the community. 

It's shaping up to be quite a year for former Brentwood Academy baseball star Bryce Jarvis.