Former NFL star Shannon Sharpe was in consideration to have an ESPN show during the Around The Horn time slot before his ...

The recent allegations against Shannon Sharpe may have thrown ESPN for an ever bigger loop than initially believed. According ...

Shannon Sharpe will take a weeks long break from duties on ESPN's First Take following accusations of rape and a $50 million lawsuit ...

Shannon Sharpe said Thursday he will step away from his TV duties after a woman sued him for sexual assault and battery.

Andrew Marchand of TheAthletic.com reports that, before Shannon Sharpe took a hiatus after being sued for sexual assault and ...

Shannon Sharpe is 'electing to step aside temporarily' from ESPN after a woman accused him of rape in a $50-million lawsuit that also mentions another woman's defamation suit against him.

"I will be devoting this time to my family, and responding and dealing with these false allegations set against me," the Hall of Fame football great said.

Shannon Sharpe is stepping away from ESPN 'temporarily' amid rape and sexual assault allegations made against him in a lawsuit earlier this week, he said Thursday, April 24.

ESPN's 'Around The Horn' ends this Friday, with no confirmed replacement and plans for Shannon Sharpe reportedly stalled.

Around The Horn signs off for good on Friday. For the first time since 2002, ESPN must decide how to fill the 5 p.m. ET slot.

For his final goodbye, Cowlishaw took a parting shot at his network for butting out Around the Horn as it continues to favor ...

Shannon Sharpe is taking a temporary leave from ESPN after he was accused of rape in a $50 million civil lawsuit on Sunday. The 56-year-old, who appears on ESPN’s “First Take,” has ...