Rangers Bring Back INF Adam Rosales
On Monday the Texas Rangers announced that they have signed free agent first baseman Adam Rosales.
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On Monday the Texas Rangers announced that they have signed free agent first baseman Adam Rosales.
New SMU coach Chad Morris is hiring former Clemson assistant Joe Craddock as offensive coordinator and ex-Oklahoma State cornerbacks coach Van Malone to run the defense.
The Dallas Cowboys' newest good luck charm has been attending games on the owner's dime.
On Wednesday night, the No. 12 Jayhawks head to No. 21 Baylor to begin pursuit of their 11th straight. That would tie Gonzaga for the second-most in major college basketball
The NFL head of officiating says Cowboys linebacker Anthony Hitchens did in fact get away with a penalty on the Lions' fourth-quarter pass to Brandon Pettigrew. But he's not referring to pass interference.
In this quarterback-driven league, nothing could be better than teams driven by their QBs meeting in the playoffs.
The countdown to kickoff is on, as the Dallas Cowboys head to Lambeau Field for their first playoff trip to Green Bay since the famed 'Ice Bowl' back in December 1967.
It's a familiar narrative. Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys are chokers who fold on the biggest stage. It's a narrative that's run its course.
Dallas recorded a zany 24-20 first-round playoff victory at AT&T Stadium over a Lions team that thinks it got hosed by a call from referee Pete Morelli and his crew.
Tony Romo has gotten his first come-from-behind victory for the Cowboys in the playoffs, a refreshing reprise for a career filled with season-ending disappointments.
The referee who overturned a pass interference penalty against Dallas in their win over Detroit said that another official with a "better view" thought the call should be changed.
Twitter is abuzz again about Gov. Chris Christie and his beloved Dallas Cowboys.
Patrick Sharp scored 1:17 into overtime to give the Blackhawks a 5-4 victory over Dallas on Sunday night, snapping a four-game winning streak for the Stars.
Stuart Scott's fight with cancer ended Sunday when the longtime "SportsCenter" anchor and ESPN personality known for his enthusiasm and ubiquity died at age 49.
