Jason Whitlock

Whitlock’s bold accusation reignites WNBA drama as questions swirl over Thomas’ ankle scare before a nationally hyped Fever matchup.

Whitlock says Clark’s nine-day silence dulled her support for Alyssa Thomas as racist messages, death threats and WNBA backlash spiraled online.

The polarizing commentator claims a blockbuster Caitlin Clark trade to the Sparks is coming — but no credible reporting supports the claim.

Whitlock’s latest 'Fearless' rant blasts Angel Reese’s game, sparks race and culture war debate, and reignites her rivalry with Caitlin Clark in the WNBA spotlight.

From Purdue to Iowa and beyond, Whitlock points to specific programs while raising questions about fatherhood and culture.

It comes after Taylor made comments about the controversial host's perceived high cholesterol.

Serena appeared for only a few seconds and the moment has everyone talking.

Whitlock did apologize to those who felt he wasn't acting like a Christian with his take on Taylor.

The former Fox Sports host said that Taylor had nothing to offer but "big cans and that peanut butter skin."

"He is the worst, most despicable, lying, no-good fatass human being I have ever known in my life," said the 'First Take' host, who called his pastor to apologize in advance for everything he was about to "finally" say.

Stephen A teased that he's going to go so hard at Whitlock that he asked forgiveness from his pastor beforehand.

Whitlock previously suggested that Smith said his job at ESPN wasn't secure amid rounds of layoffs as "a negotiating tactic."

Jason Whitlock, a journalist well known for his bad takes, seems to have forgotten one of the most important aspects of his job Saturday: research.

While on Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson's 'All the Smoke' podcast, Allen Iverson had some choice words for a "TV personality" he said he hates.

According to reports, Jason Whitlock and FS1 have parted ways. The on-air personality hosted his last episode of 'Speak For Yourself' this past Friday.

Marcellus Wiley took to Twitter to let Jason Whitlock know that his “shock jock rants” will not be tolerated when he becomes the new co-host on their Fox Sports 1 show.

The man, wearing an Afro wig and raising a black power fist, did not go over well.