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Tiger Woods is awfully happy he could announce his own name in the field of the Chevron World Challenge.
Washington State got inside the UCLA 10-yard line three times in the first half Saturday and three times the Cougars had to settle for field goals. But coach Paul Wulff is not prepared to label that a major problem yet.
Three parties, Fox Sports, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Major League Baseball began maneuvering in preparations for Wednesday's hearing that will set the rules for an evidentiary hearing on Oct. 31 in Delaware.
Utah joined the Pac-12 with the hope of becoming more than a BCS buster. Colorado escaped the Big 12, believing the West Coast was a better fit.
NFL owners have awarded the 2015 Super Bowl to the Phoenix area.
According to the San Diego Union Tribune, San Diego State has told representatives from the Big-12 conference that it is interested in joining their conference.
California Flag defeated Excessive Passion by a half-length on Monday to win the $100,000 Morvich Stakes for the third time at Santa Anita.
Relegated to mere afterthoughts in the Tim Tebow saga even though they won, the San Diego Chargers issued no apologies for the way they've earned a 4-1 start, their best in five seasons under Norv Turner.
The reality hit Oakland Raiders coach Hue Jackson as he got in his car Monday to drive to work after an emotional weekend.
"It's the biggest fight of my life," Oscar De La Hoya tells Sports Central's Jim Hill. But De La Hoya isn't preparing to get into the ring, a place where his accomplishments earned him a statue outside Staples Center.
The University of Arizona has called a press conference to announce the firing of football coach Mike Stoops.
Bernard Hopkins changed his tune after his swan song. He turned back the clock on Father Time.
NBA commissioner David Stern has canceled the first two weeks of the NBA season after more than seven hours of meetings on Monday.
In the wake of Raiders owner Al Davis' death, new rhetoric is bound to spring up about the franchise's future in Oakland, undoubtedly sparking new rounds of discussion as to whether the Raiders would return to Los Angeles.
National Basketball Association players plan to meet late Monday in a last-ditch effort to end the league lockout.
