John Gagliardi, the winningest coach in college football history, is retiring from Division III St. John’s University in Minnesota.
Maryland to announce move to Big Ten
Maryland is set to announce it is joining the Big Ten.
Motor racing-Hamilton heads to Brazil on a winning high
LONDON, Nov 19 (Reuters) – Lewis Hamilton will say an emotional farewell to McLaren in Brazil next weekend as a winner, even if Formula One’s season-ending race is all about someone else taking the title. The 2008 world champion had wanted to celebrate one last triumph before heading off to Mercedes and success in Sunday’s U.S. Grand Prix, should that be his last win for McLaren, ticked all the boxes. The Briton had won on Formula One’s last visit to the States in 2007 and picking up where he left off meant a lot to a 27-year-old already spending an increasing amount of time in the country. …
FIFA to hear case over South Korea Olympic protest
ZURICH (Reuters) – The case of the South Korean soccer player who inflamed a diplomatic row with Japan by waving a political placard at the London Olympic soccer tournament will be heard again by FIFA's disciplinary committee on Tuesday. The committee, which has to decide whether Park Jong-woo will face suspension for his protest at the end of the bronze medal match against Japan, failed to reach a verdict when it previously heard the case in October. … Former Chelsea and Milan striker Shevchenko rejects Ukraine job
The former Chelsea and Milan attacker has turned down the chance to replace Oleg Blokhin in charge of the national team due to his inexperience in a coaching role Brad Keselowski gets The Captain his Cup title
Brad Keselowski talks to his crew members before the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at Homestead-Miami Speedway, Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012, in Homestead, Fla. (AP Photo/The Miami Herald, Andrew Uloza)
Minnesota's leading receiver Barker quits team
Minnesota receiver A.J. Ba rker quit the team Sunday in a blistering email to coach Jerry Kill that he subsequently made public through his personal blog, the messy fallout triggered by their conflict about the treatment of the junior's sprained right ankle. FIFA to hear case over South Korea Olympic protest
ZURICH (Reuters) – The case of the South Korean soccer player who inflamed a diplomatic row with Japan by waving a political placard at the London Olympic soccer tournament will be heard again by FIFA’s disciplinary committee on Tuesday. The committee, which has to decide whether Park Jong-woo will face suspension for his protest at the end of the bronze medal match against Japan, failed to reach a verdict when it previously heard the case in October. …
Former Chelsea and Milan striker Shevchenko rejects Ukraine job
The former Chelsea and Milan attacker has turned down the chance to replace Oleg Blokhin in charge of the national team due to his inexperience in a coaching role 
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