Notre Dame OL Charles Jagusah fractures arm in UTV accident - ESPN
Notre Dame offensive lineman Charles Jagusah is recovering from surgery to repair a fractured bone in his left arm following a utility terrain vehicle accident Saturday in Wyoming.
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Fritz reaches Wimbledon quarterfinals after Thompson retires - ESPN
American Taylor Fritz progressed to the Wimbledon quarterfinals Sunday for a second consecutive year after Jordan Thompson retired due to injury with the No. 5 seed leading 6-1, 3-0.
Can Gold Cup final be USMNT's first good win under Pochettino? - ESPN
Think back to a little over a month ago. Before the ChatGPT screenshots. Before the feuds. Before the say-it-to-my-face provocations. Before U.S. manager Mauricio Pochettino told us, «I am not a mannequin.» Before Christian Pulisic played golf at the wrong time. Before the embarrassing loss to Switzerland.
Fritz through to Wimbledon quarter-finals after injured Thompson retires
LONDON :American fifth seed Taylor Fritz had little trouble in reaching his third Wimbledon quarter-final after his Australian opponent Jordan Thompson retired with a thigh injury at 6-1 3-0 down in their fourth-round meeting on Sunday.
Wallabies strike late to edge Fiji in Lions warm-up test
NEWCASTLE, Australia :Australia lost starting flyhalf Noah Lolesio to injury as they came from behind with a late try to beat Fiji 21-18 in their only warm-up for the test series against the British & Irish Lions on Sunday.
Bryan Mbeumo Man United transfer latest - 'wait' on Brentford 'demand', sporting director claim
Manchester United are still looking to sign a new attacker as the season gets underway on August 15.
Wallabies strike late to edge Fiji but lose Lolesio to concussion
NEWCASTLE, Australia :Australia lost starting flyhalf Noah Lolesio to concussion as they came from behind with a late try to beat Fiji 21-18 in their only warm-up for the test series against the British & Irish Lions on Sunday.
Volpe's toss hits Judge as sloppy Yankees lose sixth straight - ESPN
NEW YORK — A blunder that typifies the current state of the New York Yankees, who find themselves in the midst of their second six-game losing streak in three weeks, happened in front of 41,401 fans at Citi Field on Saturday and almost nobody noticed.