College football bowl takeaways - What we learned from every game - ESPN
Bowl season has begun, and our reporters are breaking down all of it.
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Jets go back to Trevor Siemian with Zach Wilson in protocol - ESPN
With Zach Wilson still in concussion protocol, the New York Jets will start Trevor Siemian on Sunday against the Washington Commanders — New York's third quarterback change in the past five weeks.
Manchester Christmas Markets taken down as traders head home after 'tough' year
The last of the mulled wine has been served up, the sausage grills have been stood down and the final wooden huts have been broken down. Manchester Christmas Markets have wrapped up for 2023 after another busy year of trading.
Indian wrestler to return honour in protest over sport's new president
NEW DELHI : A top Indian male wrestler is returning one of the country's highest civilian awards in protest over the election of a president to the sport's ruling body backed by his predecessor, who is accused of sexually harassing female wrestlers.
Green Brigade are BACK as Celtic ultras make promise to club over their behaviour after key meeting
Celtic's Green Brigade ultras are set to be allowed back in to Parkhead tomorrow after promising to behave.
'When you gotta go, you gotta go': Kerry Katona caught short as Lamborghini stuck in M56 traffic
Kerry Katona was caught short after getting stuck on the M56 motorway in her Lamborghini Urus.
PV Sindhu Among Top Paid Female Athletes Of 2023, Equals Simone Biles With Earning Of...
Currently out of action due to a sore left knee, PV Sindhu has struck the headlines, this time for her money, as the star Indian shuttler was named the world's joint-16th highest-paid female athlete in 2023 by Forbes on Friday. In fact, Sindhu is the only shuttler and Indian in the list of top 20 female athletes released by the American business magazine. She is joint 16th in the list along with American gymnast Simone Biles. Both Sindhu and Biles have an estimate earning of $7.1 million (approx Rs 60 crore).
Online abuse of athletes increased at 2023 World Championships - study
More than half the online abuse of athletes at this year's World Athletics Championships in Budapest was of racist or sexualised nature, World Athletics said in a report published on Friday.