Louis van Gaal, Arsene Wenger and Manuel Pellegrini all played down their respective sides' title chances, as Jose Mourinho's Chelsea extended their lead at the top of the Premier League to six points.
Sports Briefing | College Basketball: Pitino Discusses ScandalLouisville Coach Rick Pitino said Friday that the N.C.A.A. had not interviewed him about an escort’s book containing allegations of sex parties at a players’ dormitory.
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… Read MorePanthers’ Receivers Deliver, Mystifying Critics and DefensesCarolina entered the season without a proven No. 1 wide receiver, but Ted Ginn Jr., Jerricho Cotchery and others have helped Cam Newton reach a career high in touchdown passes.
from NYT > Sports http://ift.tt/1Z… Read MoreIt’s Not Cricket, but It’s a Ballgame in AustraliaOfficials from the Australian Baseball League said that they hope local interest in the sport will grow with the support of Major League Baseball, which has a 75 percent ownership stake.
from NYT > Sports http:/… Read MoreA Reign of Glory Ebbs Away for Tom Coughlin and the GiantsAfter 12 seasons, Coughlin may coach his final game Sunday for the Giants, but his substantial legacy is assured.
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… Read MoreKeeping Score: Slow and Steady May Win the Race for the Knicks, SomedayThe Knicks have always been one of the league’s slowest teams, and that is not changing despite the run-and-gun style of the Golden State Warriors and other teams.
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