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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Urban Meyer could feel himself holding back Wednesday. His punt block team crouched, ready to pounce. Before, Meyer would have stationed himself on the line with his rushers. Shoot. Before all that mess in December, he would have trie

Michael Young and his Rangers teammates are still behind their manager, writes Pablo Torre.

Game On: Battlefield: God of War III Sony’s latest game to hit the shelves will have you all praising the God of War.

Read and React: STACK Baseball For all you ballplayers out there, STACK recently released the latest in its series of elite training books.

Listen Up: Top of the Morning Everyone is Irish on St. Patty’s Day, and to help you get in the mood, here are some tunes that will have you riverdancing all day long.

View With Your Crew: Rudy In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, it’s only fitting to watch a film about a young man aspiring to play for the Fighting Irish.

Arizona has spent millions to take on Florida. Maybe too many millions.

Patrick Ewing arrived on the campus of Georgetown in 1981 and made an immediate impact, averaging 13 points and 7.5 rebounds as a freshman.

During a tearful farewell at Boston Garden on Bob Cousy Day, as the retiring 34-year-old Celtics star tries to compose himself, a throaty fan in the upper balcony relieves an awkward silence by hollering the instantly famous, "We love ya, Cooz!"

The Saints have two of the major components of a bracketbuster: tournament experience (first-round wins over Vandy and Ohio State in the last two tourney's) and standout seniors (Alex Franklin, Edwin Ubiles and Ronald Moore). Seeing as Purdue has struggle

An organization that seemed to be making steady-if-slow progress under general manager Dayton Moore suddenly tumbled back into vaudeville — complete with countless comical misplays and an astounding inability to execute the game’s fundamental skills.

For all its flaws as a baseball venue, the Metrodome was the Twins’ home for 28 years and remains the setting of their only two World Series titles, in 1987 and 1991. This year, they’ll open Target Field amid considerable excitement in Minnesota, yet

There is a similar theme in our analysts' tourney brackets: Kansas is the clear favorite.

Texas Rangers manager Ron Washington tested positive for cocaine during the 2009 MLB season, reports Jon Heyman. An apologetic Washington admitted he made 'a terrible mistake.'

The Indians aren’t going to be good in 2010. They lost 97 games last season and could match that total this year. In 2007, the Indians missed a trip to the World Series by one victory. A two-year free fall, in which they became the first team to trade s

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