Sources -- Cowboys' Parsons, Lawrence dealing with sprains - ESPN
FRISCO, Texas — When the Dallas Cowboys play the Pittsburgh Steelers on Oct. 6, they could be without their top two defensive linemen.
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King becomes first female athlete to be awarded Congressional Gold Medal
NEW YORK - Billie Jean King has been awarded the Congressional Gold Medal, the United States Tennis Association said on Friday, becoming the first individual female athlete to receive the honour.
Cowboys hold off NFC East rival Giants in defensive battle - ESPN
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Entering Thursday night's game, the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys shared last place in the NFC East at 1-2, a game behind the 2-1 Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles.
'Doesn't give me panda eyes': The 'insane' £14 mascara that 'won't smudge' even in the heaviest of autumn rain
Now it's officially autumn, many of us will have already made the switch to jumpers, coats and chunky boots to accommodate the cold and rainy weather. But while we're quick to change our wardrobes, so too should we be changing our makeup in the same way.
Man City handed bleak Rodri injury verdict as Pep Guardiola fears realised in huge blow
Manchester City have been warned that Rodri may "never return" to his pre-injury level after being ruled out for the season.
Browns QB Deshaun Watson on more designed runs: 'I'm not a running back'
Deshaun Watson and the Cleveland Browns are searching for answers on offense, but the quarterback doesn't think additional designed runs for him is an idea head coach Kevin Stefanski should experiment with.
DL Bear Alexander to redshirt remainder of season for USC
USC defensive lineman Bear Alexander has decided to take a redshirt year after having a diminished role on the No. 13 Trojans' defense over the first three games of this season.
'He's done everything for us': Kalel Mullings' redemptive arc to become Michigan's RB1
In a cavernous and crestfallen Michigan locker room, amid the stunned silence of a dream season gone unexpectedly and unfathomably awry, an unlikely protagonist waited for the inquest he knew was coming. Inch by inch, reporters tiptoed closer and closer to running back Kalel Mullings, a converted linebacker whose goal-line fumble in the second quarter had swung momentum even further toward the emboldened underdogs from Texas Christian. The media members danced around the ball security-shaped elephant in the room with questions about the stunning nature of the Wolverines' second consecutive loss in the College Football Playoff semifinals and about Mullings' move to tailback following a season-ending knee injury to starter Blake Corum.