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Can Christian McCaffrey survive nation's heaviest workload?
Heading into the No. 7 Cardinal's showdown with No. 10 Washington (9 p.m. ET, ESPN), star running back Christian McCaffrey has nearly 60 percent of Stanford's carries and catches.
76ers rookie Simmons fractures bone in foot
Philadelphia 76ers rookie forward and No. 1 overall pick Ben Simmons fractured a bone in his right foot, the team announced Friday. The Sixers did not specify how long he will be sidelined.
World champ Fury tests positive for cocaine
Tyson Fury submitted to a random urine test Sept. 22, the results of which tested positive for benzoylecgonine, the central compound found in cocaine. He likely will be stripped of his titles.
Noah skips military dinner, cites anti-war stance
Knicks center Joakim Noah says he skipped a team dinner at the West Point Military Academy that featured cadets and a speech by a former colonel because he is against war.
LeBron wants Cavs, Smith to resolve dispute
LeBron James, saying he hates not having one of his "big guns" in training camp, wants the Cavs and J.R. Smith to resolve their contract dispute.
Source: Browns plan to cut ties with Gordon
The Cleveland Browns intend to part ways with suspended wide receiver Josh Gordon, a source told ESPN's Dan Graziano.
Bills place ailing WR Watkins on injured reserve
Sammy Watkins has been placed on injured reserve, meaning the Bills will be without the wideout for at least eight weeks.
Mickelson survives own doomsday scenario
No one had more to lose Friday at the 41st Ryder Cup than Phil Mickelson. Yet with a win in his only match, he provided a hopeful start for Team USA.
Spieth nearly sinks hole-in-one (0:19)
Tributes, Team USA, Tiger dominate morning session talk at Ryder Cup
What did you miss Friday morning from the Ryder Cup? The coolest Arnold Palmer tribute, Tiger Woods' strategy for Team USA and some craaazy fan attire.
Ryder Cup heckler thankful to have sunk putt (1:45)
Love, hate and celebrity
Matthew Berry offers the players he loves and hates for Week 4 and reveals the celebrity he picked to teach fantasy football this season in his quest to get every man, woman and child to play.
Stephen A. doesn't think Gordon will see an NFL field again (1:53)
After losing sister to overdose, Andrew Hawkins applauds Josh Gordon's rehab decision
Browns receiver Andrew Hawkins, who lost a sister to a heroin overdose, says rehab is "the most important thing" for Josh Gordon right now.
Affleck, Damon fight over who's better friends with Brady (4:05)
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Tribute to Arsene Wenger
It is a backhanded tribute to Wenger, but a tribute nonetheless, that 10 years of failure at Arsenal will be forgiven so quickly, writes Nick Hornby.
Crystal Palace battle back to get a point at Everton (1:25)
Kreis relishing playoff objective
After the instability of his year in charge of New York City FC, Jason Kreis is relishing knowing his objective in Orlando: Make the playoffs.
Oops, there it isn't -- will this be the last hurrah for Lob City?
Year 6 of a Clippers era defined by Chris Paul's alley-oops to Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan (along with playoff frustration) is at hand. But free agency for CP3 and Blake could bring an end.
How the Russell Westbrook solo act will play in OKC
The NBA world is watching to see how Russell Westbrook leads a Thunder team and chases a championship without Kevin Durant.
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College football
'Enthusiasm Unknown to Mankind' shows Harbaugh, Michigan in different light
They are photos that show a side of Jim Harbaugh and Michigan rarely seen. Pulitzer-winning photographer David Turnley and Harbaugh explain the stories behind some of their favorite pictures.
Setting up the final weekend of the season
Ten games on Friday have playoff implications -- for making the field or for seeding. Check out how things stand.
Beyond the Ivy: The story of every club NOT called the Cubs
ESPN investigators have uncovered the shocking news that 29 other teams did in fact play a regular season this year. We expose one key plotline for each of them.
Jose Fernandez's legacy will live on -- in a trust for his unborn daughter
It won't be easy, but because of Scott Boras' "in case of death" file, the basics of Jose Fernandez's estate are sorted out. Now attention turns to taking care of a girl the ace called Penelope.
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Fifty years ago, Koufax had a game for the ages
This weekend marks the 50th anniversary of Sandy Koufax' final regular-season game for the Dodgers. It also might have been the finest pitching performance of his career.
The new small ball: How smaller players are taking over baseball
Shorter players like Mookie Betts and Jose Altuve are among the best in baseball. So are we entering into some sort of golden age of smaller players?
Venezuela's stunning growth on MLB rosters shows no signs of stopping
From dominating a team's starting lineup to amassing the last six AL batting crowns, Venezuelan baseball players are making their mark in MLB.
World Cup ticket upgrade creates hockey magic
It was pure hockey heaven at the World Cup finals for a Canadian grammy and her grandkids -- real fans -- who scored three golden tickets to move down from the rafters to the glamour seats.
Players poised for post-World Cup boost
Auston Matthews will use his World Cup experience as a springboard for his rookie campaign, and a handful of other players will see a similar boost.
Saban laments early transfers after Barnett exits
Speaking after quarterback Blake Barnett's exit was confirmed, Alabama coach Nick Saban had some pointed observations Thursday about players transferring midseason.
Hesperia teen files suit alleging extreme hazing
A second student in Hesperia, California, filed a lawsuit in California on Friday alleging school officials failed to protect him from being sodomized in a hazing ritual.
When do you know a QB will be good? Solving the Wentz and Prescott question
The rookie QBs for the Eagles and Cowboys actually have shown signs of stardom just by not failing miserably. Really. But the other hurdles to becoming a true star now stand in the way.
The good, bad and benched: How QBs in six-picks club fared the game after
Ryan Fitzpatrick threw six INTs in Week 3. Will he bounce back? Kevin Seifert tracks six-pick QBs and their history rebounding from disastrous games.
Decker out Sunday, has partial rotator cuff tear
Jets wide receiver Eric Decker will miss this weekend's game, and potentially longer, with a slight tear in his rotator cuff.
Richard Sherman: We have no reason to trust the NFL
Citing the Broncos-Panthers game in which Cam Newton was often hit hard, Richard Sherman says the NFL cares more about money than player safety.
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NFL Nation
Should McGregor be allowed to keep his featherweight title?
Bellator MMA lightweight Benson Henderson joins Brett Okamoto to discuss the latest headlines, including Conor McGregor, UFC 205 and whether Cris "Cyborg" Justino deserves her own UFC division.
Bobby Lashley talks TNA's future and juggling an MMA career
Bobby Lashley, the TNA world heavyweight champion and an MMA fighter in Bellator with a seven-fight win streak, discusses TNA rumors, single fatherhood and juggling careers.
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Sparks' Lavender a game-changer off bench
It's hard to argue that Jantel Lavender should start for L.A. with a pair of MVPs ahead of her in the post. Reverting back to a reserve role wasn't easy -- Lavender just makes it look that way.
DJ Khaled helps Michigan unveil Jordan brand jerseys (3:15)
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De Hugo a los 100 de Chicharito pasaron 30 años
Hernández y Sánchez son los únicos jugadores mexicanos que han conseguido 100 o más goles en el futbol europeo.
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Rory McIlroy dropping some great one-liners in his Ryder Cup press conference just now. -- "I bowed to them, said you're welcome for the show," after sinking an eagle putt to close out his four-ball win Friday afternoon. -- "I thought about the celebration before I hit the (eagle) putt," that sealed his four-ball victory. As usual, a very open and honest McIlroy. Team USA 5, Team Europe 3.
David Lombardi ESPN Staff Writer
Which Ryan Burns will we get tonight: The Stanford QB who passed for 71 yards in 58 minutes last week, or the one who scorched UCLA for 66 yards on the last drive? Much of the answer will depend on the Cardinal's coaching staff calling the plays.
Ted Miller ESPN Staff Writer
Washington fan Roger Anderson's RV celebrates the Huskies many Rose Bowl berths. You might notice that it's been a while since he added a leaf to his rose (2001). Thus the hope of taking a step toward that tonight against Stanford.
Ivan Maisel ESPN Senior Writer
Tonight's game may be a referendum on what kind of schedule to play in September. No. 7 Stanford has beaten three Power 5 teams -- Kansas State, USC and UCLA. No. 10 Washington has opened with Rutgers, Idaho, FCS Portland St., and Arizona. That foursome is a collective 3-8 against FBS opponents, 0-6 vs. Power 5 teams.
Jesse Rogers ESPN Staff Writer
Watch Joe Maddon discuss the end of the Reds game on Thursday when manager Bryan Price didn't hear the phone in the dugout to signal a replay challenge.
Andrew Marchand ESPN Senior Writer
Beautiful night for baseball at first pitch in the Bronx. Seats understandably empty.
Dan Murphy ESPN Staff Writer
Bo Schembechler looks skeptically over a collection of all 30 Air Jordans redone in maize and blue. Everyone else here seems to be a big fan.
Jesse Rogers ESPN Staff Writer
Joe Maddon said Jorge Soler could play as soon as Saturday but more than likely they'll target Sunday to get him on the field as he recovers from a an injury to his right side.
Chantel Jennings ESPN Staff Writer
Pregame at Husky Stadium and it certainly is the best view from a press box that I've ever seen. Lake Washington to the right, UW's campus to the left.
Chantel Jennings ESPN Staff Writer
Washington is rolling out the -- purple -- carpet for its recruits for tonight's game.
Jason Sobel ESPN Senior Writer
Ryan Moore tried to keep himself and J.B. Holmes in their fourballs match, but it proved too little, too late. Sergio Garcia -- who often looks like world's best putter at this event and this event alone -- rolled in five birdies to team with countryman Rafa Cabrera-Bello for the 3 and 2 victory.
Dan Murphy ESPN Staff Writer
DJ Khaled and Jalen Rose are hanging out at Michigan tonight to help debut the new Jumpman gear.
Baxter Holmes ESPN Staff Writer
The Lakers had referees at practice Friday and they were instructed not to call ticky-tack fouls, but forward Julius Randle was hit in the mouth and began bleeding. He stayed in for the next drill. It's not clear if he'll need stitches. "I think they missed that [foul]," Lakes coach Luke Walton said of the officials. "When another guys is bleeding, it's usually a sign they got fouled."
Marc Stein ESPN Senior Writer
The Sixers just announced further medical evaluation and treatment options are being considered before a timetable on Ben Simmons is issued.
Marc Stein ESPN Senior Writer
League source confirms @BobCooney76 report: Ben Simmons indeed has suffered a fracture in his right foot
Dan Murphy ESPN Staff Writer
The set-up for Michigan to show off its new basketball uniforms tonight. The men's and women's teams will be here as well as a special appearance by DJ Khaled.
Baxter Holmes ESPN Staff Writer
The Lakers' practices have featured fun competitions under new head coach Luke Walton, including a 3-point shoot-out, one-on-one battles and a home-run pass challenge. " I definitely wasn't expecting that," says point guard D'Angelo Russell. "It feels like you're going back to your roots, going back to high school days and stuff like that, where you're just competing and laughing about it at the same time."
Shelley Smith ESPN Reporter
Stanford organized! Team bus should be here in about 30 mins.
Jesse Rogers ESPN Staff Writer
David Ross was given a box of soaps from the Reds courtesy of the Grandpa Soap Co. (No joke). Includes Pine Tar Soap. The Reds will also play a mid game video tribute to him on Sunday. He had two of his best offensive years in a Reds uniform.
Darren Rovell ESPN Senior Writer
Early leader in the clubhouse for the best NBA promotion: on 2/26, the Bucks are giving away a Miles Plumlee bobblehead toothbrush holder
Jason Sobel ESPN Senior Writer
Brandt Snedeker and Brooks Koepka didn't play this morning, but never trailed as partners this afternoon, steamrolling the European duo of Danny Willett and Martin Kaymer for what is very likely going to be the only U.S. point of the afternoon.
James Walker ESPN Staff Writer
The Dolphins waived guard Jamil Douglas, the team announced. He was a 2015 fourth-round pick and a candidate for the practice squad if he clears waivers.
Mike Corey ESPN Commentator
Wyoming @ Colorado State tomorrow in the 107th meeting of the Border War! Winner gets the Bronze Boot, which has been held by CSU the last three straight years. William Bakemeyer and Nathan Anderson from the CSU ROTC guard the boot that was once worn in Vietnam. Saturday night showdown from Fort Collins at 10:15pm EST on ESPNU.
Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer
The Jets-Seahawks injury report: Now that we know WR Eric Decker (rotator cuff) is out indefinitely, there are no major questions for the Jets. LT Ryan Clady will play, per Todd Bowles.
Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer
Bills' decision to shut down Sammy Watkins for at least the next eight weeks doesn't come as a huge surprise after Rex Ryan's comment Friday that Watkins' foot has become a "major concern." Bills, however, are now without arguably their best offensive player as new OC Anthony Lynn tries to find his way as play caller.