Hoosiers Looking For Answers Against UNT
Indiana coach Kevin Wilson prefers using the wide-open, up-tempo game plan on Saturdays. But this week, against UNT, Wilson is looking for some solutions.
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Indiana coach Kevin Wilson prefers using the wide-open, up-tempo game plan on Saturdays. But this week, against UNT, Wilson is looking for some solutions.
Cowboys safety CJ Spillman remains with the team as police investigate his role in an alleged sexual assault last month in Grapevine. Jerry Jones believes the team's actions are justified.
Here are four sports stories you may have missed this week.
The National League Division Series feature some of the wealthiest teams in the league. Will the results justify the expense?
Turnbuckle Weekly grapples with Brian Shields, who wrote the just-released book "30 Years of WrestleMania."
It was another Thursday night blowout, as the Packers dominated the Vikings 42-10 last night in Green Bay. The Packers moved to 3-2, while Minnesota is 2-3, struggling on offense without Teddy Bridgewater, who was inactive with a sprained ankle.
East Carolina earned the program's first national ranking in six years by beating two power-conference opponents, the last win coming with a record-setting offensive showing.
Once dismissed among the dregs of the Big 12, Baylor has emerged as one of the top programs in the league, and they now face Texas as the defending Big 12 champions.
The 2015 NFL Draft will be held in Chicago, the league announced Thursday. After the Bears posted the news on Twitter, the NFL confirmed the draft for April 30 through May 2.
The Stars have signed Brenden Dillon to a one-year contract after the young defenseman's best season so far helped end the club's five-year playoff drought.
TCU coach Gary Patterson can't forget the big plays, the ones against his team in those close Big 12 losses to Oklahoma.
Oklahoma State quarterback Daxx Garman has quickly shaken off any rust that might have developed during his long break from game action.
While the Dallas Stars are still young, their expectations have clearly changed. This group is no longer just hoping to get to the playoffs.
Only nine former NFL players have opted out of the proposed class settlement in the NFL concussion litigation.
Dallas Cowboys safety and special teams player C.J. Spillman remains on the team as Grapevine Police look into an allegation he was involved in a sexual assault last month.