Alabama’s Jalen Milroe says he overcame naysayers including Bill O’Brien to lead the Tide...
LOS ANGELES — Jalen Milroe went to Alabama determined to become an elite SEC quarterback, and nothing could deter him from his goal.
Flacco’s improbable comeback has Browns in playoffs
CLEVELAND — In a surreal moment seemingly clipped from a Disney movie, Joe Flacco stood on the field and posed for a family photo with his wife, Dana, and their five children as delirious Browns fans serenaded them with chants of “M-V-P, M-V-P.”
Bengals, Chiefs fight for playoffs
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Cincinnati Bengals and Kansas City Chiefs are accustomed to playing each other for a spot in the Super Bowl when the snow begins to fly.
Vaughn, Otten on veteran nominations for Naismith hall of fame
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — A pair of basketball players with Lima connections are on the ballot for the Veterans Committee of the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame.
Girls basketball notebook: Elida finds chemistry in wins
Elida’s girls basketball team went from winless to tournament champions in, oh, about two days.
Photos capture unforgettable snippets in time from the games we love
They are snippets in time, unforgettable snapshots that gloriously capture the soaring euphoria and gut-wrenching agony of the games we love, not to mention the randomness of a moment that might’ve gone unnoticed otherwise.
Blue Jackets host the Maple Leafs on losing streak
Toronto Maple Leafs (17-9-6, third in the Atlantic Division) vs. Columbus Blue Jackets (11-18-7, eighth in the Metropolitan Division)
Strus, Cavaliers host the Bucks
Milwaukee Bucks (23-8, second in the Eastern Conference) vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (18-13, sixth in the Eastern Conference)
Reds sign reliever Farmer to $2.25 million, 1-year contract
CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Reds brought back Buck Farmer on Thursday, signing the reliever to a $2.25 million, one-year contract.
Jim Naveau: Ohio State still has enough options to beat Missouri
Ohio State and Missouri share some history on the football field going into today’s Cotton Bowl, but it’s mostly ancient history.
