The St. Louis Rams are expecting a heavier dose of Arizona's running attack, now that the Cardinals are beginning life after QB Kurt Warner.

If you don't go to Sunday's season opener, you still will be able to watch it.

Free safety is returning from knee injury. Craig Dahl will start in his place.

Trace the origins of Oklahoma's most recent rise to national powerhouse status and you'll find Florida State.

With many fans still angry over LeBron James' decision to leave Cleveland for the Miami Heat, Ohio State coach Jim Tressel is calling for calm.

The Los Angeles Galaxy activated David Beckham from their disabled list Thursday, clearing the English superstar for his return to MLS competition.

The St. Louis Rams have sold out their season opener, ending a string of three consecutive home games that were blacked out.

Mike Modano grew up dreaming of skating at Joe Louis Arena as a member of the Detroit Red Wings. He actually did it Thursday morning.

The University of Dayton will host all four first-round games of the newly expanded men's basketball tournament next March, the NCAA said Thursday.

Our insiders believe that while Kyle Lohse may be of little help now, this time could make him stronger in 2011.

Bernie Miklasz writes: Would a championship-caliber club have Felipe Lopez making so many appearances at leadoff? Would it be so vulnerable in the No. 5 spot?

SLU coach says: "I stand ready to play anybody. We always begin with asking Missouri."

Tigers pitcher Armando Galarraga is ho-hum about being on the mound for the first time with umpire Jim Joyce since their infamous moment together.

Iowa State's Paul Rhoads is loud, charismatic and upfront about his love of the Cyclones, whether it's on YouTube, at a fan function or on the sidelines.

For Rams to rejoin ranks of the alive and well, they have to win some division games.

Meet and greet with fans is also Halak's first chance to meet a number of his teammates.

Jaroslav Halak is announced as the St. Louis Blues' new goalie during a press conference in St. Louis Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010.

Whether it's starting a family or starting a business, Kim Clijsters and Venus Williams have figured out how to make life about more than hitting a fuzzy yellow ball.

Four-game series will be the last time for a long time in which two managers who have more than 5,000 regular-season wins combined will oppose each other.

Heavy rain from the remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine has forced the cancellation of the pro-am at the LPGA's P&G Northwest Arkansas Championship.