Kenseth Earns Fifth Sprint Cup Win At Bristol
Kenseth led much of the Bristol night and held off a steadfast Kasey Kahne to take his fifth Sprint Cup victory of the season. Kahne finished second after a hard-fought run, while Kenseth clinched at least a wild card berth with races remaining. Kahne remains eighth in the standings with two races left seeking the 12 driver Chase spot.
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Redskins 30 Bills 7 in preseason action at Sandstone
Washington Redskins Rex Grossman threw for 171 yards as he started with RGIII sidelined for knee rehab and Kirk Cousins hurt. Bills Kiko Kolb left with concussion like symptoms after the loss. Colts 27 Browns 6Andrew Luck tossed two TDs and a strong defensive effort ruled. Buccaneers 17 Dolphins 16 Miami led late as Tannehill connected with Gibson before halftime. Jets 24 Giants 21 in overtime with Cundiff booting winner. Eagles 31 Jaguars 24 Titans 27 Falcons 16 Cowboys 24 Bengals 18 Broncos 27 Rams 26
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Woodland and Kuchar share Barclays lead at Liberty National
Matt Kuchar and Gary Woodland opened The Barclays by visiting Citi Field for a clubhouse tour where Kuchar praised Woodland's baseball swing. Woodland shot 68 to join Kuchar at 12 under 201, with Kevin Chappell setting the course record at 62 and Tiger Woods posting 69 as a large group trailed at 7 under 206.
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Hedwall takes one stroke lead at Canadian Women's Open
Caroline Hedwall fired a 6 under 64 in Edmonton to grab a one stroke edge over Suzann Pettersen and Lydia Ko. The late front runner 64 keeps Hedwall atop the leaderboard with remaining rounds to play.
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Riegger Opens Three Stroke Lead At Boeing Classic
John Riegger fired an 8-under 64 on Saturday to seize a three stroke advantage after the second round of the Champions Tour Boeing Classic in Snoqualmie Washington.
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VCU Center Transfers to USC for One Year
D J Haley a VCU center has joined USC and will play one year with the Trojans. He graduates from VCU this summer with a mechanical engineering degree.
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Franchitti Wins IndyCar Pole at Sonoma Raceway
Dario Franchitti grabs the pole for today's IndyCar race at Sonoma Raceway with a lap of 1 minute 17.5271 seconds on the 2.385 mile road course in Northern California wine country. Teammate Scott Dixon is second at 1:17.7196 while Will Power, the pole winner for three straight years, is third at 1:17.9735.
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Kansas University Today Soccer Calendar
Kansas University hosts a Pacific match at noon today. The timetable shows a college game featuring KU and Pacific with kickoff at noon.
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Florida coach Muschamp faces backlash over D-Day scrimmage remark
Orlando Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi questions Will Muschamp’s comparison of a Friday scrimmage to D-Day. He notes the remark equates a college football practice to a historic wartime battle and criticizes the intensity as inappropriate for players competing for limited fall playing time.
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Today in Sports 1922 26-23 Cubs over Phillies wild win
In 1922 the Cubs defeated the Phillies 26 to 23 after building a 25 to 6 lead by the fourth inning and surviving a late rally as the Phillies left the bases loaded to end the game. The scoreline marks one of baseball history’s wildest contests.
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