- American FootballUSA Today
Auburn QB Sean White dismissed from football program
AUBURN — Sean White is no longer a member of the Auburn football team. The fourth-year junior quarterback was informed of his dismissal from the Tigers program by head coach Gus Malzahn on Sunday shortly after being released from jail following an arrest on a public intoxication charge this weekend. “Sean White is no longer a part of our football program at Auburn," Malzahn said in a media statement. "He has made poor decisions that are not in the best interest of our program, and more importantly, himself. We appreciate his time at Auburn and wish him nothing but the best.” White played in 18 career games at Auburn with 16 starts in the previous two seasons with the Tigers program. Last season,
- NewsFederal Baseball
Washington Nationals’ Ryan Zimmerman homers twice in 7-1 win over Los Angeles Dodgers...
WASHINGTON, D.C.: After twenty-three frustrating innings against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the nation’s capital, in which Washington scored just two runs total and never held a lead, Ryan Zimmerman hit a three-run home run to right off reliever Ross Stripling to put the Nationals up 3-1 in the sixth inning of Sunday night’s series finale in D.C., which was being broadcast on ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball. It was Zimmerman’s 32nd home run of the season, one shy of his career-high set in 2009, and his 96th, 97th, and 98th RBIs on the season, the most he’s driven in since 2009 as well, when he drove in 106. I know, I know, “RBIs!” Dodgers’ lefty Hyun-Jin Ryu held the Nats off the board through 4
- New England PatriotsBusiness Insider
Tony Romo explained how Bill Belichick ran a play simply to mess with future opponents watching Patriots game tapes
When the New England Patriots have a win in hand, Bill Belichick apparently starts focusing on other things, like throwing off future opponents. Tony Romo, who has impressed in his debut as a color analyst for CBS, explained on Sunday that during the Patriots' Week 2 win over the New Orleans Saints, Belichick made a call that likely served no other purpose than to make scouting tougher for future opponents. In the fourth quarter, the Patriots had a seemingly insurmountable 23-point lead with five minutes to go as the Saints closed in on a score with the ball on the four-year line. As the Saints came to the line, the Patriots crowded the line five defenders and indicated that they were going to
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