College basketball's lone seventh-year senior fights to jumpstart stalled career (Sports Betting News)

Two of the AFC’s best teams meet in Pittsburgh as Philip Rivers and Ben Roethlisberger try to improve their teams’ playoff positions.

Unlike the Home Run Derby, there’s nothing to grumble about with the MLB All-Star Game’s starting hurlers.

It might not seem possible, but Rob Gronkowski probably loves the number 69 even more than he did just a few days ago. That’s because the seemingly magic number helped the New England Patriots tight end win a nice little chunk of change on his namesake horse, Gronkowski, at the Belmont Stakes. The race took place Saturday (the date was 6/9). And the horse just happened to open with 69-1 odds to win. All of that surely helped prompt the five-time Pro Bowl selection, who recently became a co-owner of the horse that shares his name, and several of his associates to place $69 bets on the four-legged Gronkowski. It didn’t look good for either creature named Gronk during the first third of the 1.5-mile