Syracuse fires coach Dino Babers after eight seasons - ESPN
Syracuse fired football coach Dino Babers on Sunday, ending his tenure at the university with a 41-55 record over the past eight seasons.
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Manchester derby confirms another Man City matchwinner for Pep Guardiola
Manchester City have had to adjust this season to the loss of two of their matchwinners.
Tennis Premier Leagues Delhi Open Helps Unearth Talent From The City
The Tennis Premier League (TPL) powered by Clear, arrived in Delhi for the final leg of their grassroots initiative the Delhi Open ahead of its fifth season. The Delhi Open was hosted at the Delhi Lawn Tennis Association (DLTA) situated at RK Khanna Tennis Stadium in Hauz Khas, New Delhi. The Stadium was abuzz as aspiring tennis players from all over Delhi made their way to the stadium for the tournament.
World Series Game 2: Takeaways as D-backs tie series vs. Rangers - ESPN
And just like that, the World Series is tied 1-1.
Polarising All Blacks boss Foster on verge of World Cup triumph
Underestimated and underappreciated, Ian Foster is one win away from becoming the fourth coach to deliver New Zealand a World Cup title but it would be a bittersweet triumph for a man long since judged unfit to carry on in the role.
For Canadian athletes with Chilean roots, Pan Am Games will mean a lot more than just sport
Smiles, intensity and slapping hands with beach volleyball partner Brandie Wilkerson are hallmarks of a match involving Melissa Humana-Paredes. Expect the same and maybe periodic glances at the crowd over the next week in Santiago, Chile.
World Cup semis to benefit from increased security personnel
PARIS : Rugby World Cup organisers said on Wednesday that the tournament would benefit from France's increased security alert level by having more personnel on duty for this weekend's Paris semi-finals and that they did not expect any incidents.
Erik ten Hag's undroppable forward is ready for Manchester United make-or-break moment
There have been two breaks for international fixtures this season and yet no Premier League managers have been sacked,