Day: Ohio State 'to make some hard decisions' after Texas collapse - ESPN
Buckeyes coach Ryan Day said Tuesday that Ohio State's late collapse at Texas is «going to force us to make some hard decisions.»
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Norris says Madring and F1's virtual safety car rule both need to change
MADRID, Sept 14 : Formula One's newest circuit needs to change, and so does the virtual safety car (VSC) rule, world champion Lando Norris said after losing a Spanish Grand Prix win that was his for the taking.
Source: Jaguars, Parker Washington unlikely to agree to deal - ESPN
The Jacksonville Jaguars and wide receiver Parker Washington are unlikely to agree to a contract extension before the start of the season, a source told NFL Network's Cameron Wolfe.
Shanahan, McVay brush off travel plans as factor in Niners' win over Rams - ESPN
MELBOURNE, Australia — In the moments after his team's 27-7 victory over the Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan already knew one of the questions coming his way.
Top-seeded quartet set for US Open women's semi-final showdown
NEW YORK, Sept 9 : Two-time defending champion Aryna Sabalenka will bid to move one step closer to a third straight U.S. Open title when she faces familiar foe Jessica Pegula in Thursday's semi-finals, while Elena Rybakina will take on home favourite Coco Gauff in the other last-four clash.
Week 1 overreactions on LSU, Clemson, Michigan, Alabama, more - ESPN
It's a tradition like no other: We wait more than seven months for college football to return, and we overreact with vigor to all we see. We know we're going to regret some of the things we say when we're flying off the handle, but it's just so much fun to do it. So I make sure to do it after Week 1 each season.
Miami pokes fun at Florida State's stadium power outage - ESPN
Just under an hour after the lights went out at Florida State's Doak Campbell Stadium before its game against SMU on Monday night, the Seminoles' in-state rival poked fun at the dilemma with a petty social media post.
Arsenal dominate after Chelsea’s early goal to lay down marker for the season ahead
The first heavyweight encounter of the Premier League season was previewed in some quarters as the immovable object versus the irresistible force. Arsenal do not give an inch. Chelsea have been fun and free-scoring under Xabi Alonso. Yet that overlooked something pretty fundamental. The percussive force of Arsenal’s game when they have the ball and want to make something happen.