The former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver, an alum of The U, was the No. 1 pick in the 1988 NFL Draft Ivan Apfel/Getty Michael Irvin is setting the record straight after some speculated his high energy ...

He has seen one too many allegations on social media. Former Miami Hurricanes and Dallas Cowboys star Michael Irvin has had enough of the coke allegations. Early on in the college football season, ...

Michael Irvin said his phone was blowing up with messages letting him know that some thought he was high on cocaine during the national championship game Monday. The Dallas Cowboy legendary wide ...

Michael Irvin has become an unmistakable presence on the Miami Hurricanes' sideline. His boundless energy has resulted in viral clips ranging from him spanking a Gatorade cooler to kissing Miami coach ...

The Miami Hurricanes attempted to spoil the Indiana Hoosiers' historic run to an undefeated season and national championship, but fell short in their home region, losing 27-21 at Hard Rock Stadium.

Former Miami Hurricanes and Dallas Cowboys star Michael Irvin was the ultimate hype man for Miami in its run to the College Football Playoff National Championship game. Irvin was extremely intense and ...

Michael Irvin is setting the record straight after some speculated his high energy on the sidelines during games was thanks to cocaine The former Dallas Cowboys star and University of Miami alum said ...

Michael Irvin said he was not doing drugs on the sideline at the College Football Playoff championship game. The erratic behavior that viewers witness is just representative of who he is. Irvin, 59, ...

The College Football Playoff run by the Miami Hurricanes will be something not soon forgotten by the program, despite falling short in the national championship game against the Indiana Hoosiers. The ...

Miami Hurricanes former player Michael Irvin is interviewed on the sideline during halftime of the College Football Playoff National Championship game at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee ...

The Miami Hurricanes left everything on the field during Monday night’s national championship game against the Indiana Hoosiers, but they ultimately fell short, losing 27-21. One of the program’s ...