On College Football: After Biding His Time, Clemson Defensive End Clelin Ferrell Makes His MarkFerrell, who did not play in last season’s title game loss to Alabama as a true freshman, made four tackles, including a sack, against Ohio State and was named the Fiesta Bowl’s most valuable defensive player.
from NYT > … Read MoreEssay: A Year That Can Never Be Taken From ClevelandWith an N.B.A. title for the Cavaliers and the Indians falling just short in the World Series, forgive a city that once lost the Browns and LeBron James for feeling buoyant.
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… Read MoreJets Rout Bills to End a Disappointing SeasonThe Jets looked much improved in their 30-10 home victory over Buffalo, but finishing with a 5-11 record, the team had nothing on the line in a meaningless game.
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… Read MoreKeeping Score: James Harden Has a Game Worthy of Wilt ChamberlainThe Houston Rocket star recorded a remarkable triple-double and had a hand in 95 of the Rockets’ 129 points Saturday — a scoring impact second only to Chamberlain.
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… Read MoreOn College Football: Nick Saban, Thinking Ahead, Builds a Faster Defense to Get Him ThereAs the game-breaking interception and return for a touchdown against Washington showed, Alabama has learned that speed, even more than size, kills.
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