Bucs may be paying for Jameis Winston gambleBucs may be paying for Jameis Winston gamble
The latest allegations that claim Winston groped a female Uber driver are troubling, and could be a sign the QB has failed to mature since college.
Day: November 18, 2017
Eagles-Cowboys predictions by our (cough) expertsEagles-Cowboys predictions by our (cough) experts
Nothing quite beats Eagles-Cowboys. How will Sunday night’s showdown unfold? Our (cough) experts provide their predictions for the Week 11 matchup.
Stover’s 4 TD passes carry Towson past Rhode Island, 29-10Stover’s 4 TD passes carry Towson past Rhode Island, 29-10
Ryan Stover threw four touchdown passes to rally Towson to a 29-10 win over Rhode Island in the season finale Saturday. Stover hit four different receivers with touchdown passes while the Towson defense limited the Rams to just 150 yards through the air. The redshirt freshman had scoring passes of
Raiders counting heavily on lightning rod CB against PatriotsRaiders counting heavily on lightning rod CB against Patriots
Sean Smith has had a rocky tenure with the Raiders, but the veteran CB has been playing well lately and needs to keep it going Sunday.
PHOTOS: Redskins Travel to New OrleansPHOTOS: Redskins Travel to New Orleans
Check out these shots of the Washington Redskins players and coaches boarding the plane as they travel to New Orleans to take on the Saints Nov. 18 2017, presented by Dulles International Airport.
Northwestern’s response shows it’s ready for hype, expectationsNorthwestern’s response shows it’s ready for hype, expectations
Northwestern’s response shows it’s ready for hype, expectations
Cook increases lead at RSM ClassicCook increases lead at RSM Classic
Austin Cook, who had a one-shot advantage after the second round, will take a three-shot lead into the final round after shooting a 4-under 66.
Simpson WDs from RSM to be with ailing fatherSimpson WDs from RSM to be with ailing father
Webb Simpson was in contention at The RSM Classic but withdrew before Saturday’s round to be with his ailing father. “Thanks to @Love3d for being such a great tourney host. I WD due to my Dad being sick and living his last days. Thanks for all the support,â€� Simpson tweeted after the third round was complete. Simpson started The RSM Classic with rounds of 67-68 to sit in 12th place, seven shots off the lead. He was scheduled to tee off at 10:45 a.m. with Jim Herman and Bubba Watson. “My dad is probably the kindest man I know. He’s always been the guy who knew everyone, everyone knew him, everyone wanted to be around him,â€� Simpson said in a 2015 interview with David Feherty. “But he was highly competitive. He loved sports. He coached my sisters in basketball and coached me in basketball growing up. He taught me the game. He’s always been one of those dads who loved to be active with their kids. “He wanted me to be as competitive as I could be. He did such a great job of pushing me to work hard but reminding me constantly that I didn’t have to play golf. It wasn’t golf that made him proud of me. It was the person I was and my character development, those type of things, which I love about my dad. That’s what made me learn how to win and be competitive in the right way. It wasn’t everything to me, but, hey, if I’m doing it, I’m doing it to win.â€� Sam Simpson would caddie for his son during amateur events while Webb starred at Wake Forest. Webb, the fifth of six children, started playing golf after following his father to the course on family vacations to the North Carolina coast. “He did not inherit any talent,” Sam Simpson said in a 2012 interview. “His hard work is what did it. His hard work did it for him, and his love of the game.â€� Webb Simpson, whose four PGA TOUR wins include the 2012 U.S. Open, is seeking his first PGA TOUR win since October 2013. He’s coming off a resurgent season that saw him qualify for the TOUR Championship for the first time since 2014.
Four tied in LPGA finale after Park falters to 75Four tied in LPGA finale after Park falters to 75
Four tied in LPGA finale after Park falters to 75
Wie in 4-way tie for lead as Park stumbles at LPGA finaleWie in 4-way tie for lead as Park stumbles at LPGA finale
Sung Hyun Park was in the palmetto bushes, near the base of the tree, in the bunkers and going nowhere in the CME Group Tour Championship. Perhaps most surprising at the end of the day was that Park was no longer in the lead. What looked to be a victory lap for the 24-year-old rookie from South Korea turned into a free-for-all Saturday at Tiburon Golf Club. Park at least was in solid position, one shot out of the lead, in her bid to become the first rookie since Nancy Lopez in 1978 to sweep all the major LPGA Tour awards. She just never expected so much company. Michelle Wie, who lost six weeks to an emergency appendectomy, had a 6-under 66 and was part of a four-way tie for the lead going into