Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa heads into Week 15 with the highest completion percentage in the league and one of the highest single-season completion percentages of all time.
Colorado’s Travis Hunter, Boise State’s Ashton Jeanty lead USA TODAY Sports All-America team
There were many outstanding performances during the college football season. USA TODAY Sports honors the best players with our All-America team.
First-year report card: Letter grades for every college football coach after debut season
It's hard to make an instant impact as college football coaches. But some do. Our letter grades for every first-year coach in the Bowl Subdivision.
NFL Week 15 picks: Big implications behind Rams-49ers and Bills-Lions matchups
Playoff implications are on the line as the Rams face the 49ers, the Bills visit the Lions and the Eagles play host to the Steelers in Week 15.
Unlike last Rams-49ers meeting, Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp are hands on
The Rams pulled a major upset when they defeated the 49ers earlier this season minus star receivers Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp, who will play Thursday.
Rams vs. San Francisco 49ers: How to watch, prediction and betting odds
Everything you need to know about the Rams facing the San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium, including start time, TV channel and betting odds.
Will College Football Playoff expand to 16 teams?
Brad Thomas, Eric Froton and Vaughn Dalzell analyze if Alabama or Ole Miss should have made the 12-team College Football Playoff over SMU and debate whether the playoff should expand to 16 teams next season.
Debating if Navy can upset Army on Saturday
Brad Thomas, Eric Froton and Vaughn Dalzell look ahead to one of the best rivalries in college football and analyze whether Navy will be able to upset Army and earn the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy.
Which team will win the College Football Playoff?
Brad Thomas, Eric Froton and Vaughn Dalzell analyze the 12-team College Football Playoff and share which teams they think can win it all, including Penn State and Boise State, two teams with easier paths to the final.
Ichiro Has My Baseball Hall of Fame Vote Despite Our History
My ballot: Ichiro Suzuki, CC Sabathia, Billy Wagner, Andy Pettitte, Chase Utley, Jimmy Rollins. The last time I interviewed Ichiro Suzuki was spring training of 2019 when he was trying to earn a roster spot on the Seattle Mariners. He was 45 and could no longer hit at the level of his halcyon days. The …
Justin Herbert: Ankle injury could be a lot worse
Herbert, who also has a thigh contusion, did not practice on Wednesday.
Lake returns home to play in expanded Celtic Challenge
Wales centre Kerin Lake has returned home and will play for Gwalia Lightning in the new expanded Celtic Challenge this season. Lake, who won her 50th Wales cap against Spain at Cardiff Arms Park in the summer, left reigning English champions Gloucester-Hartpury at the end of last season. She was part of the side that […]
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Wizards seek first SRC away win against familiar face in Carmarthen
Referee Ben Connor may well take charge of Thursday night’s televised Super Rygbi Cymru clash at Carmarthen Park wearing longjohns given the change in climate from his last assignment to this fixture. Last weekend the young Welsh referee was in Cape Town officiating at the Cape Town Sevens, where he controlled the final between South […]
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Daytona 500 weekend schedule released; extra Cup Series practice added
NASCAR officials released the weekend schedule Thursday for the annual Speedweek festivities at Daytona International Speedway, revealing details on four season-opening races and an expanded practice schedule for the Daytona 500 main event Sunday, Feb. 16. The schedule arrived in conjunction with NASCAR officials announcing adjustments to the practice and qualifying procedures for its three […]
‘Can we show someone being shot?’: the tense true story behind September 5
The Oscar-tipped drama follows the ABC crew of journalists who had to cover the unfolding violence as terrorism overtook the the Munich Olympics in 1972
Geoffrey Mason had begun the day expecting to oversee TV coverage of sports such as boxing, swimming and volleyball. Hours later, he found himself staring at German machine guns and being ordered to turn the cameras off.
The story of how Mason’s control room responded to the hostage siege at the 1972 Olympic games in Munich is told in September 5, a thriller starring John Magaro and Peter Sarsgaard and directed by Tim Fehlbaum. The film follows the ABC Sports team as they turn their cameras on the news – the first time a terrorist attack would be broadcast live to a global audience.
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