Rodriguez denies PED use amid World Series contract turmoil
Alex Rodriguez challenged the 60 Minutes interview framing and said he never needed steroids or growth hormones to compete. He described feeling miscast as news broke of his opt out during the World Series and noted his record 275 million, 10 year Yankee contract.
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Michigan hires Rich Rodriguez as new Wolverines coach
Michigan selects Rich Rodriguez from West Virginia to replace Lloyd Carr. Don Nehlen supports the move as Rodriguez heads to Ann Arbor to assemble a staff and begin recruiting. Rodriguez leaves WVU after years of success and a 60-26 record, with a potential buyout noted in his contract.
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Sabbatini Drops Out Early From Target World Challenge
Rory Sabbatini withdrew from the final round citing shin splints, the first player to leave mid event in nine years. He left 28 shots behind, still collected $170,000 as he headed for Maui for Christmas. Teaming with Woods, Sabbatini’s move drew mixed reactions from players and officials.
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Bears seek rebound after Peterson's 224 yard stadium masterclass
Chicago Bears face the Minnesota Vikings eager to avenge a 224 yard rushing onslaught by Adrian Peterson who led Minnesota to a late win. The Bears, already fading from playoff contention, aim to lift morale amid injuries and inconsistent defense.
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Wake Forest Claims NCAA Men's Soccer Title
Zack Schilawski scored the decisive goal in the 77th minute to lift Wake Forest to a 2-1 victory over Ohio State in Cary North Carolina, giving the Demon Deacons their first NCAA men s soccer championship after trailing 1-0 at halftime. The win capped a season in which Wake Forest improved after halftime and claimed the College Cup title.
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