Heat's Ray Allen Can't Wait For Opener Against Celtics
There's no shortage of potentially awkward events for Ray Allen to endure Tuesday night.
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There's no shortage of potentially awkward events for Ray Allen to endure Tuesday night.
Matt Moore stepped in for an injured Ryan Tannehill and the Miami Dolphins didn't miss a beat, rolling past the New York Jets 30-9 for their third straight victory.
Most collegiate basketball players have enough on their plates with a full time schedule of school and sports.
A pair of injuries to star players marred the last meeting between the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins. It's been five weeks, but the emotions from that matchup are still lingering.
The Giants took a commanding lead in the World Series last night, going up 3-0 after defeating the Tigers by a score of 2-0 for the second straight game. Here are five things you didn't know about the game.
Shawn Williams' criticism will be remembered as a challenge.
Antonio Andrews rushed for a 3-yard score with 2:24 remaining, and the Western Kentucky defense forced its fourth turnover of the contest on the final play in a 14-6 win over FIU Saturday night.
Graham Wilbert's fourth touchdown pass, a 22-yarder to William Dukes with 17 seconds remaining, lifted Florida Atlantic to a 34-27 victory over Troy on Saturday night.
Whether the Dolphins are playing at home or away, it's always a good idea to get your tailgate timing down. Prepare by studying this list of the ins and outs of Sun Life Stadium.
E.J. Manuel tossed two touchdown passes and Devonta Freeman ran for two more scores to lead No. 11 Florida State to a 48-7 victory over Duke on Saturday.
LeBron James' twisted right ankle remained sore Saturday, though not enough for the reigning NBA MVP to be concerned about his status for Miami's season-opener against the Boston Celtics.
Next up in a week filled with trash talk: Antonio Cromartie.
LeBron James won a championship and nothing changed. Sure, there were a few events: the champagne shower in the Heat locker room, the parade before 400,000 fans. Tuesday night brings the ultimate capper: the ring-and-banner ceremony just minutes before the start of a new season.
LeBron James twisted his right ankle, got kicked in the face and missed two dunks. Austin Rivers sprained his right ankle for the second time in four days, falling backward in highly awkward fashion.
Miami will only be missing CB Richard Marshall this Sunday due to injury, which is a far contrast from the Jets who could be without more than four of their key players.
