Jon Rahm says he would probably accept Brooks Koepka's penalties for a PGA Tour return, but doubts he will receive the same offer and is prepared to play the DP World Tour in 2027 if required to serve a one year suspension.
Lamar Jackson will have surgery on his injured right thumb and move to injured reserve, leaving the 4-4 Ravens uncertain about their starting quarterback for Thursday night's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Tom Brady says Minnesota’s defense is giving Kyler Murray time to settle in, much as strong defenses helped Brady during his career, while the 4-0 Vikings continue winning despite limited production from their quarterback.
Tony Petitti said the Big Ten is focused on its 18 members and has not discussed expansion, even as proposed federal legislation would allow 20 team conferences. He also addressed the proposed 24-team College Football Playoff and scheduling.
The NFL says it is reviewing line judge Jeff Seeman's apparent profanity toward Trey McBride after a late third-and-2 play in the Giants' 36-24 win, while JC Tretter called for the official to be held accountable.
San Diego County Public Health Services confirmed 14 mumps cases within one athletic team, while the Aztecs’ Wednesday availability report listed nearly three dozen players before Saturday’s Pac-12 opener against Texas State.
Patriots rookie Eli Raridon and his wife, Anna, announced the death of their baby boy after an anencephaly diagnosis, sharing their grief, enduring love for their son and the Scripture helping Anna through the family’s loss.