Rangers Don't Really Know World Series Foe
The Texas Rangers know who they're playing in the World Series. Yet, the American League champions don't really know the Cardinals.
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The Texas Rangers know who they're playing in the World Series. Yet, the American League champions don't really know the Cardinals.
The Cardinals have the home field advantage, thanks to Prince Fielder's homer off Rangers pitcher C.J. Wilson in July's MLB All-Star Game.
Given a day to think about it, Cowboys coach Jason Garrett stuck by his decision to run three times to try milking the clock.
You remember the claw and the antlers, don't you? Claw for power; antlers for speed. Well, that was then; this is now. It seems the Texas Rangers have a new hand sign, and frankly, it's getting lost in translation.
The World Series means at least two extra days of work for vendors at Rangers Ballpark. And that's just fine with one employee. He loves his job. and, apparently, so do the fans.
The NBA and players' association are ready to try mediation, and Commissioner David Stern wants results quickly.
A 29-year old teacher and assistant varsity football coach at Timberview High School in Mansfield has died. Cody McCarty is believed to have suffered a heart attack on Sunday.
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State are both on pace to contend for a national championship. The surprise in the Big 12 has been Kansas State.
Texas public high school football players will likely have far fewer two-a-day practices starting in 2012.
The Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals, two teams with a lot of symmetry, are all set to get acquainted in the World Series.
Check out the results for the top 10 teams ranked in The Associated Press Texas high school football poll.
Tom Brady threw an 8-yard touchdown pass with 22 seconds left, and the Patriots rallied to beat the Cowboys 20-16 on Sunday.
The Texas Rangers are back in the World Series with a boom and a purpose. Just getting there isn't enough this time.
IndyCar driver Dan Wheldon died from injuries after his car went sailing through the air during a 15-car wreck in Sunday's Las Vegas Indy 300.
The Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots have watched plenty of film of each other. They've pored over their own playbooks, probing for ways to gain an advantage.