Cowboys' Tony Pollard 'very excited' to be team's starting running back: 'Ready for the challenge'
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Rangers to put Adolis Garcia, AL RBIs leader, on injured list - ESPN
The Texas Rangers are placing All-Star outfielder Adolis Garcia on the 10-day IL with a right patellar tendon strain, it was announced Thursday.
Kobbie Mainoo drops Manchester United injury hint as player breaks silence on transfer interest
Here are your Manchester United evening headlines on Thursday, September 7.
Dak Prescott: Comfort in Cowboys' offense at 'all-time high' - ESPN
FRISCO, Texas — As he comes off a year in which he tied for the NFL lead in interceptions, despite missing five games, and saw the departures of offensive coordinator Kellen Moore and best friend Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is more than ready for 2023 to begin Sunday against the New York Giants.
LSU to reward Kim Mulkey with richest total contract in women's college basketball history: reports
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College football Week 2 betting tips: CU, Alabama, Texas - ESPN
Week 2 of the college football season brings a number of intriguing nonconference matchups. The slate begins at noon ET with Nebraska taking on newly ranked No. 22 Colorado in its home opener from Folsom Field. Colorado opened as a -1 favorite but quickly moved to -2.5 as the week progressed. Another key nonconference game pits Sam Hartman and No. 10 Notre Dame against Brennan Armstrong and NC State (ABC). The day wraps up with a top-15 matchup between the No. 11 Texas Longhorns and the No. 3 Alabama Crimson Tide in prime time on ESPN.
Kobbie Mainoo drops Manchester United injury return hint
Kobbie Mainoo has teased he could be nearing a comeback from injury for Manchester United.
Winger Silvera eyes Socceroos chance against Mexico
MELBOURNE : After injuries, COVID-19 challenges and an ill-fated stint in Portuguese football, Australian Sammy Silvera might have been forgiven for never wanting to leave home shores again.