A total audience average of 28.9 million watched the Chiefs beat the Ravens on Thursday, making it the most-watched NFL kickoff game since it started in 2002.… Continue Reading »
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Steelers’ Wilson limited in practice, iffy to start
Steelers QB Russell Wilson was limited in Friday’s practice after aggravating his calf injury, casting doubt about his availability for Sunday’s game vs. Atlanta.… Continue Reading »
Goodell eyes 16 international games per season
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Friday he would like the league to have as many as 16 international games in a season.… Continue Reading »
The shark attack survivor going for glory at Paralympics
Ali Truwit swam for her life after she was attacked by a shark. Now she is representing Team USA in swimming at the Paralympics.… Continue Reading »
Texas-Michigan live: Best moments and top plays from top-10 showdown
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Johnson, ex-UFC flyweight king, retires from MMA
Demetrious Johnson, widely considered one of the greatest mixed martial artists of all time, announced that he is retiring from the sport.… Continue Reading »
Fritz wins all-American duel to reach US Open final
Taylor Fritz defeated Frances Tiafoe in their all-American semifinal matchup and will play for his first major championship Sunday in the US Open final.… Continue Reading »
Sources: Tide star LT Proctor (shoulder) doubtful
Alabama star offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor is doubtful to play against USF due to a shoulder injury, sources told ESPN.… Continue Reading »
Cincinnati DT Corleone to play after blood clots
Cincinnati defensive tackle Dontay Corleone, who was cleared for full contact this week after being treated for blood clots in his lungs in June, will start for the Bearcats against Pittsburgh.… Continue Reading »
Vientos walk-off HR pushes Mets’ win streak to 8
Mark Vientos hit a pair of two-run homers, including a leadoff shot in the 10th inning that sent the Mets past the Reds 6-4 for their eighth consecutive victory.… Continue Reading »