Crosby surpasses Jagr in NHL All Star fan votes
Sid Crosby topped 1,020,736 votes to break Jaromir Jagr’s All Star fan ballot record. Evgeni Malkin closed within 19,000 votes of the mark as fans are invited to vote online through Jan 2 for the January 25 game starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh Penguins
Sidney Crosby
Jaromir Jagr
Crosby
Jagr
Penguins
Evgeni Malkin
Malkin
Singh wins Chevron World Challenge with final hole birdie
Vijay Singh finishes the golf season in style at Sherwood Country Club posting a 5-under 67 to edge Steve Stricker by one stroke. Singh ends at 11-under 277 for his first Tiger Woods charity event title, earning 1.35 million as Anthony Kim and Jim Furyk stumble on the last five holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Vijay Singh
Steve Stricker
Singh
Sherwood Country Club
Tiger Woods
Anthony Kim
Jim Furyk
Rhoads returns to Iowa State as head coach
Former Cyclone players and teammates reacted quickly Saturday as Paul Rhoads, the former ISU linebackers and secondary coach, accepted the head coaching job at Iowa State. Teammates praised his football mind, teaching ability, and potential for a long term fit, while recalling his intense, intelligent approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Petersen
Gazette Ames
Paul Rhoads
Iowa State
Doug Densmore
Densmore
ISU
Pittsburgh
Auburn
Tommy Tuberville
Gene Chizik
Avey
Rhoads
Cyclone
Ryan Sloth
Dan McCarney
Chizik
Ankeny High School
Jerry Pezzetti
Pezzetti
Cyclones
Falcons clinch playoff berth with 24-17 win over Vikings
Atlanta sealed a postseason spot as Matt Ryan guided a steady game and Justin Blalock forced a fumble in the end zone for a Falcons 24-7 lead. Minnesota's Tarvaris Jackson threw two TDs and 233 yards, but two costly fumbles by Vikings and a late stop by John Abraham preserved the 24-17 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Atlanta Falcons
Matt Ryan
Justin Blalock
Minnesota Vikings
Ryan
Blalock
Vikings
Falcons
Michael Turner
Mike Smith
Tarvaris Jackson
Jackson
Atlanta
Darren Sharper
Cedric Griffin
Tampa Bay
Visanthe Shiancoe
John Abraham
Chicago
New York Giants
Bears
Green Bay
Houston
Cyclones bury Golden Gophers in Hilton clash
Iowa State (8-2) led from the start and held Minnesota to three field goals in the final 14 minutes of the first half, powering a 58-42 win at Hilton Coliseum. Guard Kelsey Bolte and Amanda Nislen sparked a 30-7 first half run, while Nislen and teammates pressured Katie Ohm into a two-point effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Petersen
The
Gazette
Ames
Iowa State
Cyclones
Minnesota
Hilton Coliseum
Stanford
Iowa
Bill Fennelly
Kelsey Bolte
Amanda Nislen
Nislen
Woodbury
Golden Gophers
Katie Ohm
Denae Stuckey
Steve Pope
Emily Fox
Jackie Voigt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan
Stephany Skrbe
Ohio State
Samantha Prahalis
Columbus
Ohio
NHL
Angels
Teixeira
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Mark Teixeira
Tim Mead
Las Vegas
Boston Red Sox
Maryland
Washington
Baltimore
Atlanta Braves
Associated Press
National Football League
Adrian Peterson
Curtis Lofton
Coy Wire
Dallas
San Diego
NFL