Connor Cook waited all offseason for another chance to win a game like this – yet Michigan State’s talented quarterback needed some help at the end. The Spartans would have to hold one more time on fourth down against Oregon’s always-dynamic offense. ”We’ve got all the confidence in the world in our defense, and know that when it’s crunch time they’re going to come through.” Cook said.
The blockbuster U.S. Open final between No. 1 Novak Djokovic and No. 2 Roger Federer on Sunday is tantalizing for so many reasons. Djokovic and Rafael Nadal have played each other 13 times at majors, Federer and Nadal 11, and John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl 10. It will be the fourth Federer vs. Djokovic meeting in a Grand Slam final, with Federer winning at the 2007 U.S. Open, and Djokovic
NEW YORK (AP) — Toronto All-Star shortstop Troy Tulowitzki will miss at least two weeks because of a cracked left shoulder blade.
CHICAGO (AP) — Wide receiver Alshon Jeffery is active for the Chicago Bears after missing the preseason with a calf injury.
Cheonan (South Korea) (AFP) – South Korean Lee Kyung-Hoon carded a nerveless, five-under final round of 66 to take the Kolon Korea Open title on Sunday, four shots clear of his nearest rival.
New Zealand’s Lydia Ko wrote another chapter of golfing history on Sunday when she became the youngest winner of a women’s major with a stunning final round 63 at the Evian Championship. The flawless eight-birdie round was the lowest score of the week and she finished on 268, 16 under par and six ahead of American Lexi Thompson (70). China’s Feng Shanshan also shot 70 and was third on eight
Lee Kyung-hoon shot a final round five-under-par 66 to win the 58th Korea Open by four strokes on Sunday. “The Korea Open is our biggest event and it is a great honor to win,” Lee said. Four shots is a nice margin but it was all much closer than that.” Lee’s countryman Kim Meen-whee also closed with a 66 to finish outright second while Wang Jeung-hun and Lee Dong-min finished
Lee Kyung-hoon shot a final round five-under-par 66 to win the 58th Korea Open by four strokes on Sunday. “The Korea Open is our biggest event and it is a great honour to win,” Lee said. Four shots is a nice margin but it was all much closer than that.” Lee’s countryman Kim Meen-whee also closed with a 66 to finish outright second while Wang Jeung-hun and Lee Dong-min finished
(The Sports Xchange) – San Francisco’s Madison Bumgarner retired the first 23 batters he faced before settling for a one-hit shutout in an 8-0 victory over the San Diego Padres on Saturday, with the Giants ace admitting the result was more important than personal glory. “I’m not here to throw perfect games or no-hitters,” the reigning World Series Most Valuable Player assured after the third one-hit shutout of his career.
Australia took five wickets in 18 overs to beat Essex by 169 runs at Chelmsford in their second tour match.
Sky Sports News HQ has been given exclusive access to Teddy Sheringham’s first days in management, having taken over at League Two Stevenage.
Ronny Deila has warned his Celtic players they cannot afford a repeat of their performance in the 5-3 defeat to Dukla Prague in their Champions League qualifier later this month.
Sheffield Wednesday’s new loan signing Jack Hunt is excited to be part of the club’s ambitious plans.
Richard Johnson reached his quickest 50 in his quest to land his first jump jockeys’ championship when steering Easily Pleased to victory at Newton Abbot.
Lewis Hamilton insisted he was happy enough with the start to his British GP weekend, despite being slower than Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg during both of Friday’s practice sessions.
IAAF vice-president Lord Coe has backed Mo Farah’s decision to stay with coach Alberto Salazar.
Liverpool have been very busy in the transfer market so far this summer, but what do their signings tell us? Sam Drury examines their efforts…
Reigning champion Novak Djokovic had few problems in reaching the fourth round at Wimbledon, dispatching Bernard Tomic 6-3 6-3 6-3 on Centre Court.
View from connections ahead of Saturday’s Bet365 Old Newton Cup where Windshear is set for a drop in grade.
