Diaz Opens Q School Final Stage With Two Under Par
Roberto Diaz cards five birdies and three bogeys to start the Web.com Tour Q School Final Stage at 70. Matt Atkins sits T69 after a round that featured a double bogey on No 13 and two birdies with a bogey.
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Braves select Winkler in Rule Five Draft from Rockies
Braves pick right handed pitcher Danny Winkler in the Major League phase of the Rule Five Draft from Colorado Rockies. Winkler, 24, went 5-2 with a 1.41 ERA in 12 Tulsa Drillers starts, with 71 strikeouts in 70 innings before Tommy John surgery in June.
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Gordon eyes Heisman as Wisconsin star weighs legacy
Wisconsin star Melvin Gordon, a Heisman finalist, seeks to leave a lasting mark after a 59-0 loss to Ohio State and a record 2,336 rushing yards this season. The Wisconsin running back, fourth finalist overall, reflects on legacy while preparing for Saturday's presentation with Marcus Mariota and Amari Cooper.
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Pacers await answers as USCA gears for Peach Belt play
Alexander faces a murky injury and lineup situation after eight players dressed in the Dec. 3 win over Benedict. Gavin Stephenson is expected back, while Keith Belfield seeks a second back opinion and Hendrix Emu may debut once eligibility is cleared.
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Seeds to USC men's success sown in Charleston
South Carolina coach Frank Martin emphasized learning from defeats as the Gamecocks faced a tumultuous Charleston Classic at TD Arena. After an easy win over Cornell, they blew a 14 point lead to Charlotte, then fell to Akron, contrasting with a 26 point rout of Oklahoma State. The three game win streak prior to the break traces to those rough days in Charleston.
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