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Introduced in 1984, the SkyCam has become a mainstay in NFL football games. But have you ever wondered how they operate it?

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

Have you ever wondered why teams freeze hockey pucks prior to games. Well, it turns out that it comes down to keeping pucks from bouncing around on the ice.

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

Have you ever wondered why scoring three goals in a game is known as a hat trick? It turns out there is a funny story behind it all.

A player scores a hat trick goal and a shower of caps rain onto the ice. Then what? Find out where the hats go in the latest Ever Wonder.

With Stephen Curry and the Warriors changing the way basketball is played, take a look back at the history of the three-point shot.