Blake Horvath outduels Bryson Daily as Navy upsets Army - ESPN
LANDOVER, Md. — Blake Horvath outplayed Bryson Daily at quarterback, accounting for 311 yards and four touchdowns to help Navy beat No. 19 Army 31-13 on Saturday.
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Inside Army-Navy - A day in the life of students at the service academies - ESPN
THE STEEP CLIMB up Stony Lonesome Road is harrowing, even for the fittest of Army's football players. When the shuttle buses aren't running in the winter, team members hoof it from their barracks to the Kimsey Athletic Center for offseason mat drills at 5 o'clock in the morning, typically in freezing temperatures with a layer of snow on the ground.
Ex-Miami booster among those with sentences commuted by Biden - ESPN
Nevin Shapiro, the former Miami booster whose rogue involvement with the school led to a massive NCAA investigation and significant sanctions against the Hurricanes, had his sentence for masterminding a $930 million Ponzi scheme commuted by President Joe Biden.
Source - Bill Belichick inquired about Jets coaching vacancy - ESPN
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The New York Jets have a head coaching vacancy, and, until this week, Bill Belichick needed a job. That led to the unthinkable.
Sources - A's acquiring left-hander Jeffrey Springs from Rays - ESPN
The Athletics are acquiring left-hander Jeffrey Springs in a six-player trade with the Tampa Bay Rays, sources told ESPN on Saturday, continuing their push toward contention with a significant increase in their payroll as they head into their first season in Sacramento.
Former NFL QB Carson Palmer to coach high school alma mater - ESPN
Carson Palmer is taking over as the head football coach at his alma mater, with Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Orange County, California, making his hiring official on Friday.
Army-Navy set to clash in 125th meeting as President-elect Trump watches alongside key political figures
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As Turbulent 2024 Nears Close, Anti-Doping Agency Pushes Back Against 'Unfair Attacks'
Reflecting on a turbulent year for the World Anti-Doping Agency, marked by controversies over Chinese swimmers and Jannik Sinner, its president in an interview with AFP pushed back against "unfair, defamatory attacks." Last spring, the sports watchdog was severely criticized for clearing swimmers who tested positive for trimetazidine to compete at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. The Montreal-headquartered agency had accepted Chinese authorities' explanation that their 23 athletes had eaten contaminated food at a hotel.