Ray Lewis to retire after 2013 playoff run
Ravens star Ray Lewis announced he will end his NFL career after the 2013 playoffs to spend more time with his sons. The 37 year old middle linebacker has been out since October with a torn right triceps and plans to return for the next home game against the Indianapolis Colts.
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College sports roundup with multiple games and scores
The list covers basketball results across men and women with Duke over Davidson 67 50 and Louisville over Providence 80 62. Other notable scores include Syracuse 78 over Rutgers 53 and Ohio State 70 over Nebraska 44 while Purdue beats Illinois 68 61 Creighton 79 over Illinois State 72 Butler 70 over Pennsylvania 57 and CS Bakersfield at San Diego State late. NBA results include Phoenix 95 over Philadelphia 89 and Toronto 102 over Portland 79 among several late games.
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Death of Donald Sterling's son Scott Sterling ruled accidental overdose
Scott Ashley Sterling, 32, son of Clippers owner Donald Sterling, was found dead at his Malibu beachfront apartment after a suspected drug overdose. Deputies and the county coroner citedan accidental overdose as the likely cause, with an autopsy planned.
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Louisville shocks Florida in Sugar Bowl
Louisville defeats Florida 33-23 to end the Gators' bid for an SEC bowl-season sweep. Teddy Bridgewater directs scoring drives, Terell Floyd returns an opening interception for a TD, and Damian Copeland, DeVante Parker, and Jeremy Wright contribute key plays as Louisville claims 11-2 season, coach Charlie Strong celebrated by Cardinal fans.
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Fiesta Bowl Matchup Forms After Wildcat Duck Collapse
Kansas State and Oregon opened November 17 atop the BCS standings but Baylor stunned Kansas State as the Wildcats lost outright. Oregon fell to Stanford in a close game, dramatically dimming their title chances.
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Manning Still Aiming Higher In 2012 Comeback Season
Peyton Manning says he writes down New Year resolutions on index cards as part of his daily goals for the 2012 season. He cites his father’s habit of writing goals but declines to reveal contents or success rate.
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