College Football Playoff predictions: Who's most likely to make the field - ESPN
After lots of guessing and 10 weeks of the season, the first official College Football Playoff rankings will be released Tuesday. A lot has changed at the top.
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Colorado's Deion Sanders blocks player interviews after loss - ESPN
BOULER, Colo. — For the first time in his three-year tenure at Colorado, football coach Deion Sanders didn't allow any of his players to talk postgame following Saturday's 52-17 loss to Arizona.
Chatham Town boss Kevin Hake expresses pride after 2-1 FA Cup extra-time first-round defeat against National League North high-fliers Buxton
Kevin Hake expressed his pride as Chatham suffered a dramatic FA Cup extra-time defeat at Buxton on Saturday.
Dover Athletic offer fans free entry to Crabble for National League South match against Eastbourne Borough in December
Dover Athletic plans to give something back to their fans this Christmas.
Georgia takes it 'down to the wire' again, defeats Florida - ESPN
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo walked briskly through the EverBank Stadium press box after yet another come-from-behind victory on Saturday, shouting, «That's the way we like it — down to the wire every time!»
Dolphins 'highly unlikely' to trade Jaylen Waddle, source says - ESPN
The Dolphins are willing to listen to offers on any of their players ahead of Tuesday's NFL trade deadline, but it is — in the words of one well-placed source — «highly unlikely» that Miami will trade wide receiver Jaylen Waddle.
Shaheen, Azam star in Pakistan’s series-clinching win over South Africa
LAHORE, Pakistan: Fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi grabbed three wickets and star batter Babar Azam hit a half-century to guide Pakistan to a four-wicket win over South Africa in the second Twenty20 international. Shaheen took 3-26 to restrict South Africa to 139-9 before Azam’s 47-ball 68 helped Pakistan overhaul the target for the loss of six wickets in 19 overs for a 2-1 series win in Lahore. South Africa won the first match by 55 runs in Rawalpindi while Pakistan took the second by nine wickets, also in Lahore. A full house of 32,000 at Qaddafi Stadium cheered the home boy Azam when he cracked three successive boundaries off Ottniel Baartman to reach his 37th half-century — his first after 13 T20I innings. Azam and Salman Agha lifted Pakistan during a solid 76-run stand for the third wicket after Saim Ayub and Sahibzada Farhan fell by the seventh over. Azam smashed nine boundaries but his dismissal to pacer Corbin Bosch put Pakistan in a spot of bother with Hasan Nawaz and Mohammad Nawaz falling in quick succession. Usman Khan, six not out, hit the winning single. “I am happy at the come-from-behind series win,” said the skipper Agha. “We were 1-0 down so it was a great effort by the players to win the next two.” South African skipper Donovan Ferreira rued his side’s batting. “We lost wickets in clusters and didn’t score much, but credit to the bowlers to keep it tight,” said Ferreira.
Iowa State player carted off, hospitalized after collapsing to field from brutal hit
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