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Tour players, coaches, commentators and other golf executives were asked what they expected from Tiger Woods in 2019. Most of them were bullish.
Tour players, coaches, commentators and other golf executives were asked what they expected from Tiger Woods in 2019. Most of them were bullish.
You can discard the NET and the RPI. There’s one college hoops ranking you need, and it’s right here.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame will announce the results of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America ballot, live on MLB Network and MLB.com, and the baseball world will find out who will join Veterans Committee selections Harold Baines and Lee Smith as the Class of 2019.
NEW ORLEANS — A New Orleans plaintiff’s attorney, who calls himself “The Strong Arm” is now trying to strong arm the NFL. Tuesday, Frank Damico, Jr., filed a lawsuit in Orleans Parish Civil District Court. The suit, on behalf of Saints season ticket holders Tommy Badeaux and Candis Lambert
Angry Saints fans have been reacting to the missed call in the NFC title game in various ways — from lawsuits and petitions to billboards in Atlanta and boycotts throughout New Orleans.
After a blown call cost the New Orleans Saints a spot in the Super Bowl, eye doctors in Louisiana and Texas are offering to give free eye exams to NFL referees. The Los Angeles Rams will face the New England Patriots after referees working Sunday’s game failed to call pass interference. The Rams
The refs suck. And so is everybody else. Not just in the NFL, but in every other league in every other sport. Every fan is a Saints fan. When the Jazz played the Blazers on Monday night, the missed-calls count — for both teams — went into double digits. Same as it ever was. Same as it ever is. League
Emanuel “Book” Richardson, one of three former assistant coaches arrested in September 2017 as part of the FBI’s investigation into college basketball corruption, pleaded guilty Tuesday to one felony count of conspiracy to commit bribery.
In 2011, the NFL decided it was time to change overtime in the postseason. Overtime in the NFL playoffs had been sudden-death since the very first overtime game in 1958, when the Colts beat the Giants in what some call the Greatest Game Ever Played. But starting in 2011, the league decided that a field
Cooperstown is a better place now that Mariano Rivera got 100 percent of the BBWAA vote.