Ex-Jets star Nick Mangold makes appeal for kidney donor - ESPN
Former New York Jets center Nick Mangold, battling chronic kidney disease since a 2006 diagnosis for a rare genetic disorder, went public Tuesday with his need for a kidney transplant.
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Could Joe Brady Be Penn State’s Next Head Coach? James Franklin's Next Stop: UNC?
From Curt Cignetti to Matt Rhule, you've likely heard of every top possible college coach who's a candidate to replace James Franklin at Penn State by now. However, FOX Sports' Chris "The Bear" Fallica believes there's an NFL coach worth keeping an eye on in the Penn State sweepstakes: Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady.
Royal delivery helps World Conker Championships go ahead
A royal delivery from Windsor Castle helped the World Conker Championships go ahead as planned on Sunday after an unusually dry and warm summer had put the event at risk.
Stanford football receives $50M donation from former player - ESPN
The Stanford football program has received a $50 million gift from a former player, a significant donation as Stanford attempts to revive the fortunes of the football program under new general manager Andrew Luck.
Rugby league-England forward Radley pulls out of Ashes series after ban
SYDNEY :England forward Victor Radley has made himself unavailable for the Ashes series against Australia after being slapped with a lengthy ban by his club Sydney Roosters for his involvement in a drug probe into a former teammate.
Banter, blunders begin at Ryder Cup opening ceremony - ESPN
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — The opening tee shot still two days away, the gamesmanship at the Ryder Cup began Wednesday when European captain Luke Donald took a few subtle jabs on pay-for-play during his speech at the opening ceremony.
Scheffler, fellow US players donating Ryder Cup money to charity
FARMINGDALE, New York :Scottie Scheffler and a number of his U.S. teammates weighed in on the Ryder Cup pay-for-play narrative on Tuesday at Bethpage Black, saying the money they receive for representing their country will be donated to charity.
Scottie Scheffler, U.S. stars donating Ryder Cup pay to charity - ESPN
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — As United States Ryder Cup members are set to be compensated for the first time in the event's history, world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and several of his teammates said they are planning to donate their entire stipend to charity.