Cowboys At Full Staff Again After Brown Hiring
The Dallas Cowboys have a full coaching staff again with the addition of running backs coach Gary Brown.
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The Dallas Cowboys have a full coaching staff again with the addition of running backs coach Gary Brown.
For the first time in three years, the Rangers won't open a new season as defending American League champions
Kabongo was suspended for accepting impermissible benefits in relation to a trip to Cleveland in 2012, and providing false statements during a university investigation into the infractions.
The Baylor Lady Bears remain at the top of The Associated Press women's basketball poll for a sixth straight week after two more easy Big 12 wins over Kansas and Texas.
Quarterback Michael Vick, who was slated to earn $16 million next season, has agreed to a restructured deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Cowboys are nearly $20 million over the cap, which comes at a time when they are still facing a $5-mllion cap penalty from the NFL from a year ago.
Kelsey Bone had a successful return to South Carolina, the Texas A&M junior getting the game-winning basket with 8.7 seconds remaining as the 14th-ranked Aggies defeated the No. 15 Gamecocks 50-48 on Sunday.
For most of the night, Brittney Griner was having a forgettable game. Then one quick dribble, a step through the lane and Griner went up for a two-handed dunk. And just like that, No. 1 Baylor was on its way to a rout over Texas.
Shawn Marion has no desire to be shipped away from Dallas. But as the NBA trade deadline approaches, the veteran with the Swiss Army Knife skill set is doing all the things that might cause him to be coveted.
The Stars finally got their power play going. Twice in one period, in fact. After managing just one goal in 16 opportunities over the previous five games, the Stars rallied to a 3-1 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Friday night.
The Cowboys are set to hire Cleveland Browns running backs coach Gary Brown for the same job in Dallas.
NFL greats Emmitt Smith, Deion Sanders, Michael Irvin, LaDainian Tomlinson and Marshall Faulk are appearing in a public service announcement in favor of gun law reforms.
The Rangers have a decision to make on Elvis. The quotes I've heard in the last week or so from Elvis and GM Jon Daniels leave me thinking neither party is very confident that the next contract Elvis signs is going to be with the Rangers
Ballsy – if not real brainy – of the Mavs to commit to not shaving until they reach .500. But at 21-28, I fear Dirk Nowitzki might look more ZZ Top than NBA by April.