Tiger Woods undergoes surgery to relieve back spasms, pain - ESPN
Tiger Woods had yet another surgery on his lower back Friday morning. This one he hopes will relieve some of the spasms like those he experienced this year.
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Georgia CB Daniel Harris arrested, charged after driving 106 mph - ESPN
Georgia's repeated driving-related issues continued Thursday night when cornerback Daniel Harris was arrested and charged with reckless driving for going 106 miles per hour (41 mph over the speed limit) on a wet road, according to an Athens-Clarke County Police Department incident report.
Vikings rule receiver Jordan Addison out vs. 49ers - ESPN
The Minnesota Vikings ruled out receiver Jordan Addison from Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers because of a right ankle injury that kept him out of practice all week.
Kellen Winslow II seeks reduced prison sentence - ESPN
Former NFL tight end Kellen Winslow II is seeking a reduction of his prison sentence, citing new criminal justice laws in California.
Source: Auburn to make QB switch, start freshman Hank Brown - ESPN
Auburn redshirt freshman quarterback Hank Brown will start for the Tigers against New Mexico on Saturday, a source confirmed to ESPN's Pete Thamel on Friday.
Chiefs medicine VP: Ravens' Van Noy waited 12 minutes for care - ESPN
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Baltimore Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy waited 12 minutes to see an ophthalmologist when he suffered an eye injury during last week's game against the Kansas City Chiefs because the doctor was seated in the stands and needed time to get to the locker room, Chiefs vice president for sports medicine and performance Rick Burkholder said.
ESPN stars shift Tua Tagovailoa's health discussion into talk on gender roles
Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa suffers 3rd diagnosed concussion of NFL career. Emmanuel Acho gives his perspective on Tua’s health and if he should retire.
South Alabama blowout leads to voided bets, unique settlements - ESPN
On Thursday night, South Alabama crushed Northwestern State to a final score of 87-10, with USA setting a school scoring record in the process. The onslaught was so bad that the coaches of both teams mutually agreed to shorten the fourth quarter by six minutes, resulting in only 54 minutes of play.