11:33 AM ET The coronavirus pandemic made the summer transfer market unlike any before it, but there were still plenty of deals done, and you can check out the major ones here. The window might be closed across the top leagues in Europe, but here are the best rumours from around the globe. TOP STORY:
12:00 PM ET Welcome to Week 13 of the college football season, also known as RIVALRY WEEK! There are the classics, like Oregon-Oregon State and Stanford-Cal. We’ll bear witness to an Iron Bowl without Nick Saban on the Alabama sideline after he tested positive for COVID-19 this week. 2 Related Mississippi State and Ole Miss
12:41 PM ET The SEC is shaking up its football schedule once again as it attempts to reschedule a previously postponed Alabama-LSU game. A source confirmed that No. 1 Alabama is expected to travel to LSU on Dec. 5 so long as this weekend’s slate of games goes off as planned. Yahoo Sports was first
12:00 PM ET ARLINGTON, Texas — Little has gone right for Mike McCarthy in his first year as Dallas Cowboys head coach. Some he has had no control over, like dealing with a virtual offseason program, shortened training camp and no preseason games because of the coronavirus pandemic. Throw in the season-ending injuries suffered by
11:29 AM ET New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold, who practiced Wednesday for the first time in nearly three weeks, will return to his starting role against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, coach Adam Gase said Friday. Darnold has missed two straight games, and four of the past six, because of a sprained AC joint
10:53 AM ET Marcel Louis-JacquesESPN Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Cody Ford will miss the remainder of the season, the team announced Friday, after he suffered a knee injury in practice. A league source confirmed Ford tore his meniscus, which was first reported by NFL Network. Ford has started in 22 of his 23 career games
12:40 PM ET Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson announced Friday that his season is over as he awaits ankle surgery. “It’s like the inside of my ankle is collapsed,” Johnson said, “so a lot of my power and my push-off that I normally have isn’t there.” Johnson said a stress fracture was forming from
7:42 AM ET Timothy Fiorvanti Fifty-four-year-old Mike Tyson will enter a boxing ring on Saturday to compete for the first time in more than 15 years. His scheduled eight-round exhibition against 51-year-old Roy Jones Jr. will elicit mixed emotions, including curiosity, concerns for safety, passion for one of the greatest heavyweights ever and anger for
8:54 AM ET Red Bull’s sporting director Jonathan Wheatley will miss Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix after testing positive for COVID-19, the Formula One team said on Thursday. “We can confirm that during mandatory pre-race testing in the UK, Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley tested positive for COVID-19,” the former champions said on Twitter. “In accordance with
11:06 AM ET Romain Grosjean has suggested other teams have managed him better than Haas after current boss Guenther Steiner said has been “very challenging” to work with at times. Grosjean is leaving Haas at the end of the year, having raced with the team at every race since it joined F1 at the 2016