Fired coach Dave Doeren leaves NC State 'with no grudges' - ESPN
RALEIGH, N.C. — These are unusual days for former N.C. State coach Dave Doeren.
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Lincoln Riley, addressing future, says USC 'right place for me' - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — With any hope for a spot in the College Football Playoff hanging by a thread after a second loss and plenty of noise regarding his future with USC, coach Lincoln Riley said he continues to believe he is the right individual to lead the program.
Maryland offers shot at free tuition by staying through until 4th vs. Illinois - ESPN
Maryland is offering the chance at free tuition for any student that stays until the fourth quarter of Saturday's game against Illinois, the university said in an email to students.
Florida State president addresses frustrated football fans - ESPN
Florida State president Richard McCullough said Tuesday he understands fan frustration over the direction of the football program and the athletic department, saying the university is «methodically working on a plan» to position the school for sustained success.
Robert Griffin III interested in becoming Baylor's coach - ESPN
Robert Griffin III, Baylor's only Heisman Trophy winner, said Monday that he is interested in being the Bears' new football coach, even though the former quarterback has no coaching experience.
AIL round-up: Terenure take D6W Derby after arm wrestle against St Mary’s
Back in 2017, PBC Cork beat Glenstal Abbey 11-3 in the Munster Schools Cup final at a sodden, wind-battered Thomond Park to draw level with their rivals CBC on 29 titles.
UCF stuns No. 2 BYU in 2OT after wild finish in regulation - ESPN
ORLANDO, Fla. — Keyone Jenkins threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to tight end Grayson Brousseau in the second overtime, and UCF survived a wild finish in regulation to knock off No. 2 BYU 39-31 on Saturday.
How Milwaukee celebrated its World Series return, 44 years in the making - ESPN
MILWAUKEE — You really should have been in Catalano Square at the Third Ward Beer Garden on a buzzy Friday night at a World Series watch party when a swell of cheers swept through the crowd because a Brewers player on a big screen had just pulled off the fine art of the eight-pitch walk. You really should have been at the Saz's State House restaurant near the Miller brewery to hear its owner, 82-year-old Steve Sazama, speak of Brewers manager Pat Murphy and say, «I said his name, and I got goose bumps.» And you really should have been at the awesome Milwaukee Public Market on a Thursday morning holding a nuclear caffeine product when suddenly noticing, on a TV screen across the way, a local news replay of that gasp of a field-storming after the 1982 American League Championship Series Game 5.