Ever Wonder

Jeff Burton takes race fans through NASCAR's new Optical Scanning System known as 'Hawkeye Inspection' which uses high-definition projectors and cameras to create 3-D images of each race car

In this edition of Ever Wonder, We investigate why athletes wear eye black and where the tradition began in sports.

Hockey players have been taping their sticks since the early 1900s, but why?

There are hundreds of names on the Stanley Cup, but are they all spelled correctly?

The Fighting Irish have had golden helmets since the 1950s, why is that? Find out in the latest installment of Ever Wonder.

In early American football, referees wore white outfits with black bow ties, but in 1921 the first striped official outfit made its debut and it didn't receive a warm welcome.

In the latest installment of Ever Wonder, take a look at how names are placed on the Stanley Cup and how certain players make the cut and others don't.

If you've ever wondered why team cut down the nets after winning NCAA tournament games, here's your answer.

Have you ever wondered how much a soccer player actually runs during a single match?