U.S. youngsters leave mark ahead of Ryder CupU.S. youngsters leave mark ahead of Ryder Cup
The Americans will be favored to retain the Cup next October in Paris, but they haven’t won on European soil since 1993 at The Belfry.
Day: December 25, 2017
American youngsters make their mark ahead of Ryder CupAmerican youngsters make their mark ahead of Ryder Cup
The rising generation of Americans dominated the 2017 season after Spaniard Sergio Garcia’s memorable Masters triumph, laying down a marker ahead of next year’s Ryder Cup in Paris. Brooks Koepka, 27, claimed the U.S. Open title, before Jordan Spieth’s third major crown at the British Open and his fellow 24-year-old Justin Thomas’ breakthrough victory at the PGA Championship. Add in world number one Dustin Johnson, and United States Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk has a formidable team more than capable of repeating October’s Presidents Cup thrashing of the Internationals.
Thomas to Dallas: When it’s time, ‘come get me’Thomas to Dallas: When it’s time, ‘come get me’
In the aftermath of his Seahawks eliminating the Cowboys from playoff contention, free safety Earl Thomas urged Dallas coach Jason Garrett to “come get me,” later clarifying that he didn’t mean anytime soon, but “when Seattle kicks me to the curb.”
49ers notes: Cornerbacks conquer Bortles; Reuben Foster re-injured49ers notes: Cornerbacks conquer Bortles; Reuben Foster re-injured
SANTA CLARA – Cornerback K’Waun Williams backpedaled fast, read the quarterback’s eyes, soared into the air, extended his left arm and came down with Sunday’s game-changing interception in the 49ers’ 44-33 comeback win over the Jacksonville Jaguars. It was one of three interceptions the
Eli to start season finale, then ‘go from there’Eli to start season finale, then ‘go from there’
Eli Manning will start in Week 17 for the Giants. As for his future after that? “I’ll figure out next week and go from there,” he said after Sunday’s loss to the Cardinals.
Cowboys’ 2017 season failed for reasons bigger than Ezekiel Elliott suspensionCowboys’ 2017 season failed for reasons bigger than Ezekiel Elliott suspension
The Grinch finally came for Jerry Jones and his 2017 Cowboys on Christmas Eve. Dallas (8-7) finished its slide from its 2016 NFC East championship season to completely out of the playoffs, as it was eliminated from wild-card contention after Sunday’s 21-12 home loss to Seattle (9-6). It was another
Jason Garrett has to go! Why Cowboys should fire coachJason Garrett has to go! Why Cowboys should fire coach
On first down, the Cowboys went with the run-pass option and Dak Prescott was stopped at the two. Given a reprieve, the club stayed away from Elliott one more time (he finished with 97 yards on 24 carries in his return) and when Prescott threw incomplete on a rollout, Jason Witten was called for holding
Jason Witten Sees “Too Many Positives” To Consider Calling It A CareerJason Witten Sees “Too Many Positives” To Consider Calling It A Career
ARLINGTON, Texas – In the wake of a season-ending loss, it’s hard not to think about the big picture – especially for someone who is finishing off a 15th NFL season. Last year, following the Cowboys’ elimination from the playoffs, Jason Witten was emotional in discussing his future. Sunday night
Winners and losers: Cowboys choke it awayWinners and losers: Cowboys choke it away
With a chance to remain in the playoff hunt, Dallas didn’t come through against Seattle. And its biggest stars are to blame.
Jerry Jones: ‘I feel good about our head coach’Jerry Jones: ‘I feel good about our head coach’
Jerry Jones did not sound like he will be firing Jason Garrett after the Cowboys were assured of missing the playoffs for the fifth time in the head coach’s seven full seasons.