Longtime college basketball coach Bill Courtney dead at 55
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NFL wild-card playoffs: What went wrong for five losing teams? - ESPN
Five NFL teams saw their dreams of hoisting the Lombardi Trophy end over the weekend. The Panthers, Packers, Jaguars, Chargers and defending Super Bowl champion Eagles all fell in the wild-card round of the NFL playoffs, each in a game in which it seemed a play or two could have swung the outcome their way. In a postseason that promised to be wide open, we had three games decided by late touchdowns, a fourth come down to a red zone stop and the fifth stay within one score for most of the night before one team (the Patriots) pulled away late.
LA28 lights Coliseum cauldron as ticket registration set to open
LOS ANGELES, Jan 13 : Los Angeles Olympic organizers brought together about 300 current and former Olympians and Paralympians at the LA Memorial Coliseum on Tuesday for a ceremonial lighting of the stadium's Olympic cauldron, using the rare gathering of athletes to launch the public countdown to ticket sales for the 2028 Games.
Mike Tomlin steps down as Steelers coach, ending 19-year run - ESPN
PITTSBURGH — Mike Tomlin has stepped down as Pittsburgh Steelers head coach, ending a 19-year run during which he never had a losing season.
Temple assistant, ex-Cornell coach Bill Courtney dies at 55 - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Temple assistant and former Cornell men's basketball coach Bill Courtney has died, the Owls announced Tuesday. He was 55.
Super Bowl champion chides NFL for playoff schedule: 'Not fair'
The "NFL on FOX" crew reacted the Chicago Bears' win over the Green Bay Packers and other Wild Card games.
NFL Playoff Bracket, Schedule: Divisional Round Set With 49ers-Seahawks on FOX
NFL Wild Card Weekend delivered a memorable slate of football, including four late comebacks from some of the league's most exciting quarterbacks.
NFL wild-card playoffs: Big questions, judging overreactions - ESPN
The NFL wild-card round is complete after the Texans scored 23 points in the fourth quarter to defeat the Steelers on Monday night. To begin the playoffs Saturday, the Rams narrowly edged the Panthers before the Bears pulled off a wild comeback against the Packers. On Sunday, the Bills held off the Jaguars, the 49ers took down the defending champion Eagles and the Patriots won a low-scoring affair over the Chargers.