Bills open Highmark Stadium, looking to be latest with notable arena debut - ESPN
The Buffalo Bills play their first regular-season game at Highmark Stadium on Thursday, officially opening their new home field.
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Man United latest: Four clubs 'target' JJ Gabriel transfer as Man United exit fear emerges
Manchester United youngster JJ Gabriel has requested to cancel his registration at the club in a shock development for the budding young star's career. The 15-year-old prodigy is yet to make his official first team debut but did feature for Michael Carrick's side during pre-season.
FBS oversight committee says it can't overturn WMU's loss - ESPN
The NCAA's FBS oversight committee said Wednesday that it «does not have the authority» to overturn the result of Western Michigan's controversial loss to Michigan on Sept. 5.
Woman in Josh Jacobs case wants evidence permanently sealed - ESPN
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Attorneys representing the former girlfriend of Josh Jacobs have filed a motion to permanently seal evidence and discovery materials in the criminal case involving the Green Bay Packers running back.
Singapore gymnast Amanda Yap targets balance beam final on Asian Games debut
SINGAPORE: Singapore gymnast Amanda Yap has set her sights on reaching the balance beam final at her maiden Asian Games, as she looks to continue her breakthrough run on the international stage.
Hull fined over offensive chanting
Sept 11 : Hull City have been fined £30,000 ($40,512) by the Football Association over discriminatory chanting during their FA Cup defeat by Chelsea in February, the governing body said on Friday.
UK's Prince William to be joined by sports stars to launch suicide prevention initiative
LONDON, Sept 10 : Prince William will be joined by a host of famous British sporting figures on Thursday to launch a new initiative to help the sports sector do more to help prevent suicide.
Walker Cup 2026: Great Britain and Ireland in quest to prevent sixth consecutive USA win
As the wind blew a hooley to test the fabric of the madly waving flags attached to swaying poles, Dean Robertson – the non-playing captain of the Great Britain and Ireland (GB&I) team aiming to end the winning streak of a United States team targeting a sixth Walker Cup win in succession – allowed himself a wry grin.