Fast start by Irish trio at CJ Cup
American pair Trey Mullinax and Gary Woodland lead the way after the first round of the CJ Cup, but they have a trio of Irish players breathing down their necks.
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And In That Corner … Can the injured UNLV Rebels give Notre Dame another challenge?
A few weeks ago, Notre Dame fans would have seen little competitive intrigue in the Irish (3-3) hosting UNLV (4-3). While the perennial Mountain West cellar dwellers started off the season unexpectedly strong, their truer selves have shown through the last few weeks. Notre Dame should have little issue against UNLV (2:30 ET; Peacock), but last week’s Irish dud against Stanford underscored how little can be presumed in a season of tumult like this one.
Broncos' Nathaniel Hackett has 'great talk' with RB Melvin Gordon
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Denver Broncos running back Melvin Gordon III met with Nathaniel Hackett on Wednesday as the coach explained why Gordon didn't get any carries in the second half of Monday night's loss against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Joe Joyce: 'I'd love to fight Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas'
Joe Joyce has revealed he’s more than willing to fight Deontay Wilder, should ‘The Bronze Bomber’ be brave enough to share the ring with him.
Rory McIlroy sets sights on world No 1 spot ahead of CJ Cup
Rory McIlroy has his sights set on becoming world number one for the ninth time as he bids to defend his CJ Cup title.
Drivers to watch in NASCAR Cup Series race at Homestead
Homestead-Miami Speedway will host the middle race in the NASCAR Cup Series Round of 8 Sunday (2:30 p.m. ET, NBC).
Rory McIlroy disagrees with Phil Mickelson's PGA-LIV comment
RIDGELAND, S.C. — Rory McIlroy understands why Phil Mickelson said the LIV Golf circuit is trending up and the PGA Tour is trending down, but he doesn't agree with the six-time major champion's assessment of the current state of men's professional golf.
Bell says Wallace apologized on flight home from Las Vegas
Bubba Wallace and Christopher Bell shared a flight home from Las Vegas, and Wallace apologized during the trip to his fellow Toyota teammate for the incident that crippled Bell's championship chances.