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Darnold: Seattle's NFL-high 20 TO's 'unacceptable'
Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold says he understands he and the team have to be better protecting the ball after a four-week stretch in which they've committed 12 turnovers, bringing their NFL-worst total to 20.[read more]
NWSL vows to 'fight' to keep Rodman in league
NWSL commissioner Jessica Berman said Thursday that the NWSL is prepared to do what it takes to keep Washington Spirit and United States forward Trinity Rodman in the league.[read more]
Sources: Kings' Sabonis out at least 3-4 weeks
Kings center Domantas Sabonis has suffered a partially torn meniscus in his left knee and will be reevaluated in three to four weeks, sources told ESPN.[read more]
Sources: Mixon not expected to play this season
Texans running back Joe Mixon is not expected to return this season because of a foot injury, sources told ESPN.[read more]
Eagles' Brown scoffs at question on level of play
Eagles receiver A.J. Brown offered a quick retort when asked about speculation he isn't the same player he once was.[read more]
Burrow looks 'outstanding,' trends toward return
For the second straight day, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow had a full practice, pointing toward a possible return Sunday against the Patriots.[read more]
Lakers fire Buss brothers from scouting roles
The Lakers are reorganizing their basketball operations department and have terminated brothers Joey and Jesse Buss from their respective front office positions.[read more]
Lamb: Missed Vegas curfew prompted benching
Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb said he and George Pickens missed curfew Sunday, which resulted in both players missing the first series of Monday's game against the Raiders.[read more]
🏀 Men's CBB Power Rankings: Arizona is No. 1
The Wildcats added another statement win to their early-season résumé, headlining this week's top-25 risers.[read more]
Your guide to women's college basketball Feast Week: 36 games to watch over the next 10 days
From the Players Era in Las Vegas to Bahamas tournaments, the next 10 days are filled with big nonconference games.[read more]