The NCAA’s confusing position on enforcement is even confusing the NCAAThe NCAA’s confusing position on enforcement is even confusing the NCAA
The NCAA’s confusing position on enforcement is even confusing the NCAA
Day: October 13, 2017
Stage points could add to drama at TalladegaStage points could add to drama at Talladega
The aggression level could be up this weekend as 11 drivers are contending for seven spots in the round of eight.
Follow live: Yankees-Astros in ALCS Game 1Follow live: Yankees-Astros in ALCS Game 1
Dallas Keuchel looks to continue his success against New York, while the Yankees hope Masahiro Tanaka can lead them to victory.
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Jerry: Zeke hasn’t been treated in ‘fair way’Jerry: Zeke hasn’t been treated in ‘fair way’
Jerry: Zeke hasn’t been treated in ‘fair way’
Le Mans champion Hartley to race for Toro Rosso in AustinLe Mans champion Hartley to race for Toro Rosso in Austin
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How and why North Carolina escaped sanctionsHow and why North Carolina escaped sanctions
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LPGA South Korea: Angel Yin takes early leadLPGA South Korea: Angel Yin takes early lead
Rookie Angel Yin overpowered the par-5 holes and the American fired a 7-under 65 on Friday to take a two-stroke lead after the second round of the LPGA KEB Hana Bank Championship in Incheon, South Korea. The 19-year-old Yin had an eagle and six birdies along with one bogey to finish the two days at 11-under 133 and ahead of three players tied for second at the LPGA Tour event. The highlight of Yin’s round was at the par-5 fifth hole where she struck a 6-iron to 12 feet and sank the eagle putt. “That got everything started,” Yin said. “I made a few pars in the beginning, but that eagle just fired everything up. “The par-5s, I’m able to hit irons into them, which is very helpful. I can get closer.
Barry’s Best: Most important player for each teamBarry’s Best: Most important player for each team
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Sabres’ slow start is cause for concernSabres’ slow start is cause for concern
Buffalo — despite a new coach, new GM and better talent throughout the lineup — is 0-3-1 in its first four games of the 2017-18 season.