Jon Rothstein's SEC Offseason Notebook
Who will lead Kentucky? It's going to be one of the major questions surrounding this team, and it will be one of the keys to the Wildcats potentially winning their second national title in three seasons.
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Who will lead Kentucky? It's going to be one of the major questions surrounding this team, and it will be one of the keys to the Wildcats potentially winning their second national title in three seasons.
These catastrophes in first preseason games can't be taken too seriously. What can, though, is the overall body of a summer's work.
Wilmer Flores capped the Mets' Sunday night victory in Arizona with a ninth inning home run.
Brett Gardner was the hero on Sunday as he blasted a walk-off homer as the Yankees topped the Tigers.
All of us here on the Morning Extravaganza are big fans of pioneering broadcaster Suzyn Waldman, and this morning Jerry Recco offered a not-so-subtle reminder of where the admiration stems from during his highly anticipated "Moment of the Day."
Former St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Jack Clark (pictured) took the radio airwaves recently and used his forum to accuse Albert Pujols and Justin Verlander of taking PEDs - pretty serious allegations to say the least, especially considering he has no actual proof.
Jerry Recco was all over it when delivering his first update of the morning.
After a long weekend, Boomer and Craig were back at it in the Allstate Studio just after 6 a.m.
Yankees closing pitcher Mariano Rivera has condemned the defilement of a Jackie Robinson statue outside MCU Park at Coney Island.
Roger Federer usually feels good when he arrives in Cincinnati for a tournament he has won more times than anyone else. This week, not so much.
The top-ranked woman breezed to her third Rogers Cup title Sunday with a 6-2, 6-0 victory over unseeded Romanian Sorana Cirstea. This was her eighth WTA title of the year and the 54th of her career.
Rex Ryan said he reviewed "every single play: every special teams play, every offensive play, every defensive play."
Dufner bogeyed the final two holes Sunday for a 2-under 68 that was good enough to hold off 2003 U.S. Open champion Jim Furyk.
The Giants' first-team defense was shaky in its brief stint against one of the NFL's hard-nosed rushing attacks.
Hefner says he has been dealing with a sore elbow all season but it had worsened recently.
