Goodell 'Still Hopeful' For HGH Tests This Season
Goodell told reporters: "I think the science has proven there's a valid (HGH) test, and we're hoping we'll get the green light from the union.''
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Goodell told reporters: "I think the science has proven there's a valid (HGH) test, and we're hoping we'll get the green light from the union.''
Longhorns safety Christian Scott is out indefinitely with a wrist injury. Trainer Kenny Boyd says Scott was hurt in Saturday's win over Iowa State.
The Big 12 says school leaders agreed to equally share TV money if its members agree to give the league their TV rights for at least six years.
Rays pitcher David Price will get a chance to face the only AL opponent he's never beaten, when he goes against the Rangers in ALDS Game 3.
The Red River Rivalry is back. For the second time in seven years, Oklahoma and Texas arrive at the showdown with unblemished records.
Tony Romo put the Cowboys ahead of the Lions by 24 points right after halftime. That wasn't enough after he followed with three interceptions.
Pro Bowl receiver Miles Austin is sitting out another game for the Cowboys with his hamstring problem, though he expects to return after next week's open date.
Mike Napoli had a tying two-run single before Tampa Bay starter James Shields threw two wild pitches to the same batter, and the Texas Rangers went on to an 8-6 victory over the Rays in Game 2 of the AL division series Saturday night.
J.J. McDermott threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Jeremy Johnson in overtime and SMU recovered from a fourth-quarter comeback for a 40-33 upset of No. 20 TCU on Saturday.
Tyler Wilson, Jarius Wright and the No. 18 Arkansas Razorbacks gave No. 14 Texas A&M a rude preview of what to expect in the SEC next season.
C.J. Wilson wanted to lead the Texas Rangers the way Cliff Lee did last postseason. It didn't work out, at least not in Game 1.
Matt Moore was the ultimate wild card. Making only his second major league start, Moore looked like an ace in pitching seven innings of two-hit ball Friday as the improbable Tampa Bay Rays opened the real playoffs with a 9-0 victory over the defending AL champion Texas Rangers.
There was cheering in the press box. That social faux paus is never allowed in Major League Baseball, and will generally get a stern voice over the intercom reminding members of the press such actions are not allowed. Today was different.
When it comes to winning, many fans credit not just the players on the field, but their own actions in the stands.
Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant is listed as questionable to play Sunday against the Detroit Lions after missing a second straight day of practice with a thigh injury.