by Terry P. Johnson | Oct 5, 2014
Just seven days ago, Utah’s hopes of winning its division took a huge hit after the team blew a 21-point lead against Washington State. However, thanks to a very aggressive pass rush and some stellar play from their backup quarterback, the Utes still control...
by Joe Lucia | Oct 5, 2014
After Matt Carpenter hit a two-run homer off J.P. Howell in the eighth to move the Cardinals into a 2-2 tie with the Dodgers, Los Angeles fans were nervous, especially after what happened on Friday with Clayton Kershaw. But fear not, Dodgers fans – Matt Kemp was...
by Terry P. Johnson | Oct 5, 2014
It’s time to retire the “rebuilding” label that everyone wants to attach to Kentucky football. With the way the Wildcats fought back against South Carolina on Saturday night, “bowl-bound team” is a more accurate description. Make no mistake about it:...
by Joe Lucia | Oct 5, 2014
18 innings. Six hours and 23 minutes. 485 pitches. And yet, this one home run by Brandon Belt in the 18th inning will stand apart, enabling the Giants to beat the Nationals 2-1. Game 3 will be on Monday AT&T Park. Madison Bumgarner goes for the Giants against Doug...
by Terry P. Johnson | Oct 4, 2014
Every year, there’s always a team that started the season outside the polls and finishes the season near the top of the polls. Thanks to its victory over Oklahoma on Saturday afternoon, don’t be surprised if TCU is that team. While this win wasn’t...
by Bart Doan | Oct 4, 2014
On Twitter @TheCoachBart The final whistle blew and Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace took the ball from the official, a keepsake the likes of which ranks with a wedding ring down the road as the most important material things you own. Students flooded the field, maybe...
by Matt Zemek | Oct 4, 2014
For the first 58 minutes and 59 seconds of Saturday’s slippery, sloppy slog between Notre Dame and Stanford, Everett Golson looked nothing like the player who took command of the Fighting Irish’s offense in the first two games of the season against Rice...
by The Subway Domer | Oct 4, 2014
Notre Dame found a way to beat Stanford 17-14, despite all the rain, all the cold, and all the doubt. The Fighting Irish lived up to its name, by battling through every mistake and every bit of precipitation and cold that Mother Nature threw at them. It was a sloppy...
by Ken Fang | Oct 4, 2014
In what was one of the most bizarre segments ever to appear on ESPN’s College GameDay, pop singer Katy Perry joined the program as the Guest Picker. The traveling roadshow that is GameDay visited Oxford, MS for the first time ever and to say this edition was...
by Ken Fang | Oct 4, 2014
In what was one of the most bizarre segments ever to appear on ESPN’s College GameDay, pop singer Katy Perry joined the program as the Guest Picker. The traveling roadshow that is GameDay visited Oxford, MS for the first time ever and to say this edition was...
by Ken Fang | Oct 4, 2014
In what was one of the most bizarre segments ever to appear on ESPN’s College GameDay, pop singer Katy Perry joined the program as the Guest Picker. The traveling roadshow that is GameDay visited Oxford, MS for the first time ever and to say this edition was...
by Matt Zemek | Oct 4, 2014
This has been a great week in American sports on numerous levels. The Kansas City Royals and Baltimore Orioles — two franchises that made the Major League Baseball postseason every year but once in a nine-season span from 1976 through 1984 — are now one...
by Philip Rossman-Reich | Oct 3, 2014
Training camp is a time for talk. Everyone is in first place and no one has proven anything. So positivity, bravado and optimism take over. Everyone is going to be better and do exactly what their team needs to do to win. So we get some locker room material. Like when...
by Philip Rossman-Reich | Oct 3, 2014
Training camp is a time for talk. Everyone is in first place and no one has proven anything. So positivity, bravado and optimism take over. Everyone is going to be better and do exactly what their team needs to do to win. So we get some locker room material. Like when...
