Central Florida transfer linebacker Andrew Harris committed to Arkansas following an official visit Friday, a decision sealed ...

Almost literally. Pirates president Travis Williams announced Wednesday that the team is working on a new permanent display for the commemorative bricks originally purchased by fans when PNC Park ...

While controversies abound for the Pittsburgh Pirates' leadership, president Travis Williams has extended an olive branch to the fanbase in an effort to improve an already strained relationship.

Of course, defensive coordinator Travis Williams will not rule out a move to more of a finesse defense predicated on slowing down spread offenses. The look will be much different than the type of ...

Almost literally. Pirates president Travis Williams announced Wednesday that the team is working on a new permanent display for the commemorative bricks originally purchased by fans when PNC Park ...

On Wednesday, Pirates President Travis Williams announced a program where Bucco Brick owners can get a complimentary commemorative replica of their brick. The team is offering the replica bricks ...

Pittsburgh Pirates President Travis Williams continued the beleaguered organization’s attempt to repair the damage done when it removed memorial bricks from PNC Park before opening day.

The franchise put out an official statement, with president Travis Williams allowing fans that bought the original Bucco Bricks to receive, "a complimentary commemorative replica of their brick." ...

Following the influx of people to the ballpark Saturday, Pirates president Travis Williams issued a statement, saying each fan could soon receive a bobblehead. "We all saw the lines and ...

In an open letter to Pittsburgh Pirates fans, team President Travis Williams announced a new program for the owners of "Bucco Bricks" - the chance to get a complimentary replica of their brick.

Adding someone versatile as Lee gives defensive coordinator Travis Williams an extra option whether to defend the run or pressure quarterbacks. "I think it’s year-to-year. So you go in and you ...