Feds seek records from '04 Armstrong doping case

AUSTIN, Texas — Federal prosecutors investigating cheating in professional cycling have subpoenaed documents from a 2004 case in which a Texas company tried to prove Lance Armstrong used performance enhancing drugs.

After busy summer, ACC ready for football season

GREENSBORO, N.C. - So much for a lazy summer at Atlantic Coast Conference headquarters.

Dean Wilson leads Canadian Open

TORONTO - Dean Wilson is taking full advantage of a sponsor exemption - and his long friendship with Canadian star Mike Weir.

Contador locks up Tour title in next-to-last stage

PAUILLAC, France - Wiping away tears, Alberto Contador is ready for the champagne to flow.

Drama queen in Favre surfaces again

There was major flooding this week in Wisconsin, a state where Brett Favre used to ply his trade.

Mardy Fish upsets top seed Andy Roddick in Atlanta

JOHNS CREEK, Ga. - Mardy Fish keeps winning, even when his opponent is top-seeded Andy Roddick.

Kelly: Arrested players on a short leash

CHICAGO - Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly's reach goes well beyond the football field. It has to, because his new job demands it.

Clark, Wilson share lead after two

TORONTO - Tim Clark shot a bogey-free 6-under 64 on Friday for a share of the second-round lead with Dean Wilson in the Canadian Open in another low-scoring day at straight-hitter friendly St. George's.

Testing for HGH begins in minors

NEW YORK - Major League Baseball implemented random blood testing for human growth hormone in the minor leagues on Thursday, the first professional sports league in the United States to take the aggressive step against doping.

Bonds trial likely to start next year

SAN FRANCISCO - It appears Barry Bonds' long-running criminal case may not go to trial until next year.

Cavendish takes 18th; Contador smells victory

BORDEAUX, France - Even without his most important teammate, Mark Cavendish showed yet again that few can touch him when it comes to sprinting.

Column: Let's not forget about the coaches

Pimps?

Delahoussaye takes slim Round 1 lead

TORONTO - Brent Delahoussaye thought he would be overmatched at St. George's Golf and Country Club. It turns out, the historic course was no match for the former Clemson player whose lone pro victory came in the 2006 Hooters Tour Classic.

Schleck wins 17th, Contador eyes crown

COL DU TOURMALET, France (AP) - Defending champion Alberto Contador of Spain virtually secured a third Tour de France title Thursday after staying with yellow-jersey rival Andy Schleck all the way to the top of the legendary Col du Tourmalet in the pivotal 17th stage.

Saban has another word for unscrupulous agents

HOOVER, Ala - Nick Saban didn't pull punches Wednesday when discussing the improper contact with athletes by unscrupulous agents, comparing their behavior to that of a "pimp."

Hawks face major rebuilding job, prospects of dismal season

ATLANTA - As one key player after another departed the Atlanta Hawks over the summer, Dennis Schroeder was caught off guard.

When GS football is down, the community goes too

College football has television outnumbered, which can be annoying to us fans who have to hunt for our favorite games.

Where has my winning culture gone?

Way back when I was playing for youth baseball, soccer and football teams, I never had much luck.

Southern gets smothered

Given a bye week and -- after dodging Hurricane Irma - about 10 days to prepare for Indiana, the Georgia Southern Eagles fell flat, to say the ...

Trump comments on Curry, NFL protests anger athletes

SOMERSET, N.J. - President Donald Trump denounced protests by NFL players and rescinded a White House invitation for NBA champion Stephen Curry in a two-day ...

Casey closes in on an elusive victory at Tour Championship

Casey closes in on an elusive victory at Tour Championship

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