There's a potential spot in the history books awaiting the 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes.

Someone should tell Johnny Cueto there's no kicking in baseball.

Michigan has endured a lot of misery in Rich Rodriguez's two seasons in charge.

Juice Williams is gone and the guy who's being asked to replace him at Illinois after two bad seasons was barely a blip on the roster a year ago.

A year ago, Bill Lynch introduced "the pistol" to Indiana football.

Pat Fitzgerald was bound for Los Angeles on a recruiting trip a few days later when he finally watched that play.

It's all about milestones this season at Penn State.

With Iowa, there always seems to be a lingering question about respect.

The last time Wisconsin had hopes of elbowing its way into college football's elite, the Badgers flinched.

Purdue was a few plays away from being one of the surprise teams in college football last season.

FIFA President Sepp Blatter said soccer's world governing body has opened an inquiry into allegations that North Korea might have mistreated players and coaches after the team lost all three of its Wo

Now THIS was what the Cardinals wanted to see out of Kyle Lohse.

Lovie Smith calls on Mike Martz to revitalize the Chicago Bears' offense.

There's still a long way to go before the regular season — 4½ weeks to be exact. But Jason Smith took another step toward being in the opening day lineup Tuesday at Rams Park.

For those thinking the United States was near a breakthrough at the World Cup, Brazil's young, new-look team showed that the Americans still aren't close to catching up with soccer's elite.

Game opens with a fight, but it's the Cards who throw the final punch with an 8-4 win.

Every Cardinals fan should be saying these four words today: Thank you, Brandon Phillips. In his desperate, pathetic attempt to get noticed, Phillips became the perfect foil for the Cardinals.

Cardinals at Cincinnati Reds, 11:35 a.m., Great American Ball Park

Receivers Danny Amendola and Brandon McRae are doing their best to get noticed at camp.

Reds second baseman says "I really meant what I said." Cards say, consider the source.