Cam Newton's father, Cecil Newton Sr., sat down with ABC11's Bridget Condon to talk about his son's career, life and split from the Panthers.

Cam Newton is again the hot topic in the sports world—and for good reason. WSBTV.com in Atlanta is reporting that Cecil Newton, Cam Newton's father, has admitted, at the very least, to asking ...

Cecil Newton Sr. raised his sons to work hard. In an interview with ESPN, Cecil Sr. was described as someone who “always made sure they [his sons] were working, ...

Cecil Newton Sr. didn’t know what to make of the messages that flooded his phone on Dec. 9, 2014. He only knew that the Cam in question was his son, ...

Cecil Newton Sr. is one of several guests interviewed as part of The Ringer's new miniseries on NFL quarterback Cam Newton. Skip to Main Content Open Close Menu ...

Cecil Newton said he and his son "bonded tighter" during the investigation, which ended with the NCAA determining Auburn and Cam Newton were innocent of any wrongdoing in the case. "I fell on the ...

A former Mississippi State player who worked with agents says Cecil Newton told him it would take anywhere from $100,000 to $180,000 for his son, Cam Newton, to sign a scholarship with Mississippi ...

Cam Newton's father told ESPN he was "grossly disturbed" by the way the officiating crew and the NFL responded to some of the hits that his son sustained Thursday against the Broncos.

Cam Newton's dad rips officials, says NFL has 'hidden bias' against his son Cecil Newton wasn't happy with the way the Panthers-Broncos game was officiated ...

Will Cecil Newton be allowed to attend the Heisman Trophy announcement Saturday night in New York City? It's an important question, and it requires a simple, no-nonsense answer. No.

Cecil Newton told the Charlotte Observer that Cam Newton has hated losing his entire life and pointed out that, even at 12-years old, Cam used to sulk when losing a church softball game.

Allen recalls Cecil Newton Sr. once being short on money and asking Allen to pay for shoes for Cameron until he could pay him back. “I don’t think they had a ton of money,” Allen says.