Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger revealed that he had to calm down James Harrison during the team's Week 8 pregame warmup.
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A rare freshman starter along the Oregon football offensive line, Tommy Tofi has carved out a bigger role for himself at guard.
The Commanders know what they are up against facing a Sean McVay offense on Sunday.
During Wednesday's press conference, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes spoke about the potential of running a QB sneak | @EdEastonJr
The Ravens are counting on an undrafted rookie QB to step up in his first pro start Thursday against the Jaguars. But who is Joe Fagnano?
Penn State faces Washington this week. Learn about Huskies head coach Jedd Fisch and his unique career path.
The Baltimore Ravens are having a quarterback quandary for their Week 9 NFL game vs the Jacksonville Jaguars. Here's what to know.
Hogan’s Alley likely faces a new future as the PGA Tour overhauls its schedule.
SportsLine football expert Mike Tierney gives his best parlay bets for college football in Week 10
After leading the team in tackles at Nebraska, Zaydrius Rainey-Sale is emerging as the next star linebacker on Montlake.
Warrington Wolves announce contract extensions for prop forwards James Harrison and Luke Thomas.
Our focus in this article is Jim Barnes
What used to be a time to reset is now a time to rehire, and Michael Carrick is not the only Premier League manager looking over his shoulder Perhaps the most telling moment of Manchester United’s comeback against Roma was at the final whistle. The camera focused on Michael Carrick, who shook the hand of Gian Piero Gasperini before looking around trying to remember what you’re meant to do after a victory. The camera then cut to the director of football, Jason Wilcox, and chief executive, Omar Berrada, clapping with two of the most ashen faces you could imagine – as if it was a minute’s applause in the 87th minute for a lifelong octogenarian fan who died peacefully in his sleep earlier in the week (most probably not at a United game but you couldn’t rule it out). Of course there are rules about smiling when you are involved with a failing football club. Players can’t be seen to be enjoying themselves in the week after a defeat, managers have to be earnest at almost all times, apart from when a journalist’s phone goes off at a press conference – a moment of sporting hilarity on a par with a pigeon landing on Centre Court. Continue reading...
Viewership woes continue for the NASCAR Cup Series. Sunday’s Cup Series race at Martinsville averaged 1.99 million viewers on NBC. That figure is down 15% from last year’s race (2.35 million) and, more notably, marks the least-watched non-delayed NASCAR Cup Series race ever to air on broadcast television. This comes after an increase in viewership…
Bernie Ecclestone believes Kimi Antonelli will "turn into another Max Verstappen" within two to three years. The former Formula 1 boss made the prediction days after the Mercedes driver was crowned champion.
Some of the criticism is self-inflicted. Some of it is unfair.
What to make of the AFC's locked-in playoff field, how the Cowboys squandered the NFC East, and which teams need a quarterback?
Former Texas linebacker Derrick Johnson discussed the state of Texas football after an event for his Defend the Dream Foundation.
Anton Bonke answered in the opener, but Izzo's center job is still unsettled before Toledo. #Spartans
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