Second-ranked Florida State fully expects embattled star quarterback Jameis Winston to suit up Saturday against fifth-ranked Notre Dame in arguably the biggest game of the college football season. Beyond that, the unknowns for the future of the reigning Heisman Trophy winner and the Seminoles’ football program are endless.
Sunday’s 31-17 win by the Denver Broncos over the New York Jets made Las Vegas sports books pay out a lot of cash, according to a report by ESPN.com, and even Floyd Mayweather Jr. was in on the action.
The Miami Dolphins on Tuesday reinstated defensive end Derrick Shelby after a one-game suspension following his arrest at a Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, nightclub on misdemeanor charges of trespassing and resisting arrest without violence.
Police in suburban Dallas say Cowboys running back Joseph Randle has been arrested after taking underwear and cologne from a mall department store without paying.
Former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice will appeal his indefinite suspension on Monday.
UNLV came back from 28-5 down to tie Northern Illinois, but the Huskies took advantage of a key interception to win 48-34.
Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy is inactive for Sunday’s game against the Detroit Lions.
Tyrone Armstrong doesn’t shy away from wearing a thick, green sweater and knee-high socks in 95 degree weather.
It’s not always easy being famous. The curious case of Jameis Winston, the Florida State quarterback and controversial face of college football, is another example.
The defensive backs were the strongest part of UNLV’s defense last football season. They are expected to be again this season.
