11:47 AM ET Associated Press MIAMI — FIU running back Shawndarrius Phillips will not accompany the team to the Makers Wanted Bahamas Bowl this week, following his arrest on a domestic violence charge. FIU running back Shawndarrius Phillips was arrested earlier this week on a domestic battery charge, nearly four months after a warrant was
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11:46 AM ET In the same week in which he was fired by the Oakland Raiders, Reggie McKenzie immediately was added as a recommended general manager to hire by the NFL’s career development advisory panel, according to a league source. McKenzie wasn’t good enough for the Raiders but the panel believes he should be a
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8:02 AM ET JAKARTA — Justin Rose failed to reclaim the world no. 1 ranking after a final round meltdown at the Indonesian Masters on Sunday as Thai Poom Saksansin claimed the title for the second time with a three-shot victory. Rose’s title defence was effectively ended by a third-round 71 but, starting the day
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10:34 AM ET Police say the Chicago Blackhawks mascot was attacked by a man on the concourse of the United Center Friday, but Tommy Hawk didn’t go down without a fight. The Chicago Sun-Times, which posted video of part of the brawl, cited police as saying that the mascot was attacked by a white male
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10:20 AM ET David Lipsky secured just his second European Tour title with victory at the Alfred Dunhill Championships in South Africa. The American hit a dominant 68 in the final round at the Leopard Creek Country Club to finish on -14, two shots clear of Scotland’s David Drysdale. His compatriot and the overnight leader
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7:05 AM ET Carl Frampton has not had an alcoholic drink for nearly a year and he believes it will help him win a world title again when he fights Josh Warrington at the Manchester Arena on Saturday. The former world featherweight and super-bantamweight champion made a New Year’s resolution to stay teetotal and insists
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3:47 AM ET SAN ANTONIO — Both coaches tossed about the T-word for different reasons Saturday after the Chicago Bulls crushed a 21-point deficit to top the San Antonio Spurs 98-93 — souring a flawless 4-0 start to San Antonio’s six-game homestand. Bulls coach Jim Boylen called starting point guard Ryan Arcidiacono “a tough nut,”
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