Cowboys WR Miles Austin Marries College Sweetheart
Cowboys WR Miles Austin got married to his college girlfriend on Saturday night in New Jersey, and several of his Cowboys bretheren served served as groomsmen.
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Cowboys WR Miles Austin got married to his college girlfriend on Saturday night in New Jersey, and several of his Cowboys bretheren served served as groomsmen.
A large contingent of Cowboys fans relish the opportunity to stand the entire game at AT&T Stadium. Now, they can do it the whole season.
Tony Parker had 22 points and seven assists in his return from a six-game absence, leading San Antonio's balanced attack in a 112-106 victory over the Mavericks on Sunday night.
Neftali Feliz and Joakim Soria, the leading candidates to replace Joe Nathan as the Texas closer, had contrasting results as the Rangers lost 9-7 to the White Sox on Sunday.
Odyssey Sims had 39 points in her last regular-season home game. But she also had her first career 10-turnover game, as West Virginia squeaked out a 71-69 win on Sunday.
Matt Willms had 14 points, eight rebounds and three blocks as Texas-El Paso won 74-54 and ended North Texas's four-game winning streak Sunday.
Karla Gilbert scored 23 points on 7-of-10 shooting to lead No. 17 Texas A&M to an 83-72 victory over Florida on Sunday.
Texas cowboy Richmond Champion earned $1.1 million Sunday in The American, the richest one-day rodeo ever with a $2 million purse.
Former Texas Tech quarterback Michael Brewer says he will transfer to Virginia Tech, where he can compete to replace Logan Thomas.
Henry Urrutia, who defected from Cuba last year, will likely platoon at DH for the Orioles.
Wil Myers gives the Rays legitimate power in the middle of the batting order.
The SMU Mustangs won their first home game as a ranked team in almost 30 years, and they are gearing up for a return to the NCAA tournament after a 21-year absence.
By his own admission, West Virginia coach Bob Huggins' team defense has been atrocious for three games.
Infielder Xander Bogaerts has a World Series ring. Now he'll crack the Red Sox starting lineup.
A reluctant participant on Twitter for years, Earnhardt burst into the Twitterverse this week with a flourish of revealing tweets that have given fans insight into his life they never knew before.