Titans sue Kiffin, USC for luring asst. (AP)
Titans casino sue Kiffin, USC for luring asst. (AP)
The Tennessee Titans are suing Southern California and coach Lane Kiffin for “maliciously” luring away assistant running backs coach Kennedy Pola a week before training camp opens. Tennessee Football Inc., the company that owns the Titans online casino, filed the lawsuit Monday in Davidson County Chancery Court against both the university and Kiffin.
Chargers open camp without RB Mathews (AP)
The San Diego Chargers opened training camp Monday without Ryan Mathews, the heir apparent to LaDainian Tomlinson. It’s a theme that should be repeated on Thursday, when the veteran reporting date is expected to pass with no sign of Pro Bowl wide receiver Vincent Jackson, left tackle Marcus McNeill and perhaps outside linebacker Shawne Merriman.
‘Hawks get Panthers’ Taffe for Reasoner (AP)
The Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks have acquired center Jeff Taffe from the Florida Panthers in exchange for center Marty Reasoner. The 29-year-old Jaffe had a goal and an assist in 21 games with the Panthers last season. He has 21 goals and 23 assists over parts of seven seasons with Phoenix (2002-04, 2005, 2006-07), New York Rangers (2005), Pittsburgh (2007-09) and Florida (2009-10).
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Ponder’s 395 yards, 3 TDs lift Seminoles (AP)
Ponder’s 395 yards, 3 TDs lift Seminoles (AP)
Christian Ponder knew Florida State’s offense was good enough to get the Seminoles back in the game, even against one of the nation’s top defenses. Now maybe Bobby Bowden’s critics will back off for a while. Ponder threw for a career-high 395 yards and three touchdowns to help Florida State rally from a big second-half deficit and beat North Carolina 30-27 on Thursday night, a game that…
Oden reinvents Gambling sports betting for new season (AP)
Greg Oden reinvented himself this summer. After instant play casinos an inconsistent debut season, the 7-foot-center for the Portland Trail Blazers slimmed down, worked on his defense, focused on his footwork and even added a turnaround jumper to his repertoire. He also changed his attitude. “It wasn’t really an ‘Aha!’ ” he said.
William hill sports track team to train in Birmingham for 2012 (AP)
The usa internet casinos track and field team that will compete in the 2012 London Olympics will train in Birmingham, England, before the odds spel . Birmingham’s local government says USA Track & Field has agreed to send the team to train there six weeks before the Olympics. The city council says the deal was signed after three years of negotiations.
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NHL extends deadline on Kovalchuk deal (AP)
NHL extends deadline on Kovalchuk deal (AP)
The NHL has extended its deadline to Friday for approving Ilya Kovalchuk’s $100 million, 15-year contract with the New Jersey Devils. The league and the NHL Players’ Association announced the new deadline Wednesday. The NHL has already rejected a front-loaded, 17-year deal valued at $102 million because the structure of the deal would have circumvented the league’s salary cap.
Sharks CEO Jamison stepping down (AP)
San Jose Sharks CEO Greg Jamison is stepping down from his job running the day-to-day operations of the club. The team announced Wednesday that Jamison’s last day as CEO will be Oct. 1. A search for a replacement will begin soon. Jamison will remain part of the ownership and will be the team’s representative on the NHL’s Board of Governors.
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Penguins F Staal to have foot examined (AP)
Penguins F Staal to have foot examined (AP)
Pittsburgh Penguins forward Jordan Staal’s surgically repaired right foot will be examined by team doctors next week to determine if he will be ready for the start of training camp in September. A tendon in the foot was severed during Game 1 of the Canadiens-Penguins second-round playoff series on April 30 when Montreal defenseman P.K.
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Browns expect review of Suh penalty (AP)
Browns expect review of Suh penalty (AP)
The Browns expect the NFL to review the play in which Detroit Lions rookie Ndamukong Suh grabbed quarterback Jake Delhomme’s facemask and violently flung him to the ground. In the second quarter of Saturday’s exhibition game, Suh grabbed Delhomme by the face mask, twisted it, threw both arms around the QB’s head and spun him to the ground.
Nats keep Wainwright from 18th win (AP)
Losing teams are bringing out the worst in the St. Louis Cardinals at a most inopportune time. Adam Wainwright struggled for five innings and the Cardinals lost again, falling to Washington 4-2 Sunday and dropping five games behind Cincinnati in the NL Central. The Cardinals are 2-5 — against last-place teams Pittsburgh and Washington — on their 10-game road trip.
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Media Accreditation Begins for 2012 (AP)
Media Accreditation Begins for 2012 (AP)
Sports Editors: The U.S. Olympic Committee is accepting requests from media organizations for accreditation to the 2012 Olympic Games in London. The application form is available through the USOC’s media-specific site, USOCPressbox,org. Click here to go to the request site: http://pressbox.teamusa.org/Pages/Credentials.aspx.
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Liverpool 1-0 West Brom
Liverpool 1-0 West Brom
Fernando Torres volleys in to give an unconvincing Liverpool victory over West Brom at Anfield.
Ferguson praises tireless Rooney
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson pays tribute to Wayne Rooney as he ends a five-month goal drought in Saturday’s victory over West Ham.
Canada’s Wickenheiser: 2014 Olympics might be last (PA SportsTicker)
Canadian women’s hockey star Hayley Wickenheiser isn’t sure if she’ll retire after the 2014 Sochi Olympics, when she’ll be 35.
