Where does it end? Jameis controversies go on and on
Jameis Winston played another superb game, leading Florida State to a 31-27 back-and-forth victory over Notre Dame in an entertaining
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UT holds its own in Red River Rivalry, but the year is lost
DALLAS — The Red River Rivalry lived up to its traditional standards when Oklahoma, the 15-point favorite, never found
Read moreWinston keeps domestic violence in spotlight
Perhaps the best thing that could have happened for Jameis Winston would have been for Florida State to lose to
Read moreStanton’s exit opens door for a pitcher as MVP
Even though his Miami Marlins are no threat to play in baseball’s postseason, their powerhouse right fielder, Giancarlo Stanton, was
Read more‘Horns could use encouragement from the new coach
AUSTIN — After all the hype Charlie Strong generated over the college football offseason, it seems as if the coach
Read moreSEC Network: fine pregame, now where’s the game?
Like most fans of college football I eagerly awaited the debut of SEC Network. The first game was marquee enough:
Read moreNo New York: Baffert gave his horse no chance
Bob Baffert may be the smartest thoroughbred trainer in the U.S., but he has one persistent flaw: inability to win
Read moreNCAA split means inequality will run amok
The power grab by the Power Five is part of a revolution — nothing less — in college sports. We
Read moreStrong talk and action at Texas, Diggs at Mack Brown
AUSTIN — Months before he would coach his first football game for the Texas Longhorns, Charlie Strong was losing the
Read moreSpurs not rusting, but pointing to the future
SAN ANTONIO — With the Big Three of Old Man Riverwalk, 32-year-old Tony Parker and 36-year-old Manu Ginobili, the San
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