Новости за 26.08.2016

Wait a minute. That's not Mark Sanchez.

For the second year in a row, Oregon is putting its high-powered offense in the hands of a former FCS quarterback.

Lesnar and Jericho nearly come to blows, The Miz sounds off and injuries hit two top WWE stars.

Iconic NBA reporter Craig Sager has missed substantial time on the court over the last several years as he battles cancer.

Clint Dempsey will be sidelined while he undergoes testing.

Landon Collins lost nearly 12 pounds by laying off the cookies.

The Sporting News Fantasy staff helps you come up with the best fantasy football team name for 2016.

Tony Stewart will reportedly appeal a court ruling that leaves him liable for any legal expenses or settlements that may result from a civil lawsuit.

Brad Keselowski got behind the wheel of Henry Ford's 1901 "Sweepstakes" car that helped launch the Ford Motor Co.

The latest sign of Brad Keselowski's success this season is where he sits in the latest Sprint Cup point standings with four regular season races left before the Chase.

Purdue announced on Friday a contract extension for Painter through the 2021-22 season, which gives him six seasons to run on his deal.

Will Cincinnati get off to a slow start without Tyler Eifert this season?

Friday sees the draw for the year's final tennis Grand Slam tournament. Play begins Monday.

Kyle Larson flies through a practice lap as cars run with smaller spoilers, producing less drag. But oh, how the corners will be tricky.

Here's how to catch all the Big Ten action in Week 1.

Wall's pocket watching appears to be more evidence of misplaced hyper competitiveness than immature ungratefulness.

The Indians and Rangers second basemen had a good laugh about it.

Thunder fans have not forgiven Kevin Durant for leaving the team this offseason. One wants the town of Durant, Okla., to change its name.

A billionaire brother and sister bought the medal at the auction's goal of $84,000 so that a 3-year-old could have retinoblastoma surgery.

Ezekiel Elliott's weed dispensary visit wasn't a big deal, but thanks to Jerry Jones, it is now.

Roberts, who appeared in all 13 games last season, is due in court Nov. 17.

Make no mistake: The NCAA is not a harmless bystander.

The Pro Bowl safety reportedly will sign his tag and re-join the team Sunday.

DeMarcus Ware thought he was faster than the (much) younger Shane Ray.

Acquired from the Brewers at the deadline, he has made nine appearances and allowed four earned runs.