Saban mindful of potential 'horns down' penalty
When No. 1 Alabama travels to Austin on Saturday to take on Texas, the game will be played with Big 12 officiating.
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Quinn Ewers named starting quarterback for Texas Longhorns
The Texas Longhorns have named Quinn Ewers, the heralded recruit who began his college career early at Ohio State to capitalize on name, image and likeness opportunities before transferring back to his home state, as its starting quarterback.
Vin Scully and Bill Russell: Essential voices lost
Over a duration of roughly 48 hours from Sunday evening until Tuesday evening, the voices of first, Bill Russell, and then Vin Scully, were stilled for eternity. This does not mean that we will never hear them again; we surely will. Search, click, listen. ‘Little roller up along first…‘ Search, click, listen. ‘I would kick your ass…’ But those voices will no longer evolve with the world around them, as they once did splendidly and importantly, though very differently – Scully’s mellifluously and comfortably, Russell’s stridently and relentlessly – across lives that lasted 182 years in total. They were voices that carried the weight of history in very different receptacles, but imprinted themselves on generations.
Deion Sanders pledges massive chunk of his salary to help renovate Jackson State's facilities
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Canada's Jourdain loses majority decision on UFC Fight Night card
ELMONT, N.Y. — Canadian featherweight Charles (Air) Jourdain lost a majority decision to (Hurricane) Shane Burgos on a UFC Fight Night card Saturday.
Inside Brooke Vincent's 'gorgeous' 30th birthday celebrations
Corrie favourite Brooke Vincent said 'how lucky I am' as she celebrated her 30th birthday with her nearest and dearest. The soap star marked her landmark birthday with a visit to swanky restaurant The Ivy in Manchester.
Djokovic and Nadal on track but British bid ends – Day six at the French Open
Cameron Norrie’s bid to reach the fourth round of a grand slam for the first time was halted by Russian Karen Khachanov.
Looking back: The Queen’s coronation and Huddersfield won the Challenge Cup
In the early part of 1953, Britain remained in the grip of post-war greyness. An elderly Winston Churchill was still Prime Minister and rationing remained for staple foodstuffs such as sugar, eggs and sausages.