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United States coach Mauricio Pochettino defended his players and said criticism of the team should be directed at him and not his roster after Tuesday's 2-0 victory over Japan at Lower.com Field in Columbus, Ohio.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields shrugged off criticism from team owner Woody Johnson, saying he's not seeking a conversation to clear the air. And he doesn't expect Johnson to approach him.
New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn said Wednesday that he knows who will start at quarterback Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals but was not announcing his decision so as not to give his opponent a competitive advantage.
With two former G League players recently committing to play for Division I schools, Michigan State coach Tom Izzo said he doesn't «respect» the NCAA powerbrokers who've allowed those moves to happen.
KANSAS CITY — TCU guard Olivia Miles said she knows many were surprised she bypassed being a likely lottery pick in the WNBA draft earlier this year to remain in college.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are one of the hottest teams in the NFL right now, and all eyes are on quarterback Baker Mayfield headed into a challenging Week 7 tilt against the Detroit Lions on Monday Night Football.
Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk is expected to be out six to eight weeks after undergoing surgery to repair an injury to his right thumb, the NHL team announced Thursday.
Senators captain Brady Tkachuk underwent surgery on his right thumb Thursday, the team announced. The winger is expected to be out until at least Thanksgiving, with a recovery timeline of six to eight weeks.
Almost half the people who follow the Canadian Football League are OK with or support proposed changes to league’s rules — but nearly two-thirds say now is not the time to make the CFL more like the U.S. game, a new national poll suggests.