Mohamed Sanu Leads Rutgers Past Ohio
Mohamed Sanu had a record-setting 16 catches for 176 yards and two touchdowns as Rutgers knocked error-prone Ohio from the unbeaten ranks with a 38-26 victory Saturday.
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Mohamed Sanu had a record-setting 16 catches for 176 yards and two touchdowns as Rutgers knocked error-prone Ohio from the unbeaten ranks with a 38-26 victory Saturday.
So now the NFL is cracking down. Players and coaches have been warned. The designated flopper on your defense? Make sure he knows how to play the part.
The Yankees have held a ceremony to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Roger Maris' 61-homer season, a total that the families of Maris and Mickey Mantle still believe is the legitimate record.
There have been no signs of shyness on the football field as Wilkerson is playing with the confidence of a veteran.
New York Giants receiver Mario Manningham will miss Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles because of a concussion.
Reyes can become a free agent after the season, so he might be playing his final few games with the Mets on the team's current homestand, but Darryl Strawberry suggests Reyes should stay in New York.
R.A. Dickey took a no-hit bid into the seventh inning, David Wright hit a tiebreaking double in the eighth and the New York Mets beat the slumping Philadelphia Phillies 2-1.
Facing undefeated Ohio, the last thing that Rutgers needed this week was a little distraction. Unfortunately, that's what the Scarlet Knights got with the news that the university was looking into the possibility of leaving the Big East.
Tate George, who hit one of the most memorable shots in UConn basketball history, surrendered to federal authorities in NJ on Friday to face charges stemming from what prosecutors say was a Ponzi scheme.
Go ahead, double-team one of the big names. Dustin Keller may just make you pay.
Rangers fans will get a first taste of the pairing of superstar linemates Brad Richards and Marian Gaborik tonight against the Devils in Newark. The duo could go on to match the level seen from Jagr and Nylander in 2007.
So it's come down to this: no labor deal, no training camps and no telling what else the NBA could lose.
We are entering what will be the best weekend of college football to this point, but unfortunately as is so often the case, the biggest storylines apply to what's happening off the field rather than on it.
When the Jets fly off to Oakland for Sunday's game against the Raiders, Nick Mangold will have his injured ankle planted firmly on the ground -- at home.
Under normal circumstances, I would pick the Jets to win this game 31-10. But with the offense without Mangold and the likelihood of Sanchez being pressured into some mistakes, I the game will be a lot closer Jets fans would hope for.
