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David Garrard squeezed through a hole, sliced left and found an open lane to the end zone. He was closing in on the goal line when Will Blackmon caught him from behind and slapped the ball away. It bounced right into Garrard’s arms as he fell to the ground, giving Jacksonville a much-needed break and leaving Green Bay with another familiar-feeling loss.

Derrick Rose hurt himself while eating an apple in bed last week. That’s tame compared to the all-time wackiest sports injuries.

It is tough to imagine that Marcus Hall could learn anything more about Ohio State that he didn’t already know. However this weekend on his official visit, Hall learned even more about the campus. Like he always does when he visits Ohio State, Hall came away having a great tim

New York Mets owner Fred Wilpon and former Philadelphia Eagles owner Norman Braman were among the dozens of seemingly sophisticated investors who placed money on what could prove to be history’s largest financial scam, amounting to tens of billions of dollars in losses, The Wall Street Journal reported.

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New Gopher offensive line coach Tim Davis wasted little time making his mark when it comes to recruiting at Minnesota. His mantra is mass kicks… and he found some mass in tackle Jeffery Wills (6-foot7, 350 pounds).

The Toronto Raptors added some depth Sunday, signing veteran center Jake Voskuhl. Voskuhl, 31, has averaged 4.3 points and 3.6 rebounds in 412 regular-season NBA games with Chicago, Phoenix, Charlotte and Milwaukee. The 6-foot-11, 255-pound Voskuhl was chosen with the 33rd pick in the 2000 draft by the Chicago Bulls.

The Toronto Raptors were determined to keep Chris Paul out of the paint. They limited Paul’s penetration, but couldn’t stop the New Orleans Hornets point guard from finding open shooters on the perimeter. David West scored 29 points, James Posey added a season-high 20 points, including six 3-pointers, and 10 rebounds for the Hornets, who beat the Raptors 99-91 Sunday for their eighth win in 10…

6-foot-3, 215-pound Tampa (Fla.) Gaither tight end Justin Lattimore went ahead with what was beginning to look like the inevitable this weekend during his official visit to Illinois. Get the latest in this Ryan Snyder update from the Orange&Blue News

Prep school linebacker Donald Coleman is on his way back to New Jersey this afternoon after making an official visit to Iowa over the weekend. The 6-foot-0, 210-pound Coleman said he was surprised by how much he enjoyed his time in Iowa City. Find out more right here

Scottsdale (Ariz.) Chaparral four-star offensive tackle Taylor Lewan returned home Sunday from his second official visit of the process and it looks like it will be the final visit for the 6-7, 272-pound lineman because he has made a decision on his collegiate futur

The winter meetings didn’t resolve everything, like where Jake Peavy will play next year. Dayn Perry discusses the open issues.

Linebacker Brian Leffler out of Princeton (N.J.) Hun School landed a big offer on Thursday night. Who pulled the trigger on the 6-foot-0, 215-pounde

Hoping to add at least one more defensive tackle to Wisconsin’s 2009 class, defensive line coach Charlie Partridge is back in south Florida in hopes of landing a late bloomer from outside the Tampa area. This time, Partridge has been to Newsome High School in Lithia in pursuit of..

The Suns are 14-10 and ex-players are taking shots at the current coach. But Peter Vecsey sees good things in Phoenix’s future.

Even if it’s cold and snowy outside, there is something that can raise the temperature at your local rink: ice girls.

San Diego guard Kris Dielman was ejected in the second quarter Sunday for throwing a punch at Kansas City’s Tamba Hali after Hali caused and recovered a fumble.

MADISON, Wis. Knowing he would be behind running backs P.J. Hill, John Clay and Zach Brown, Wisconsin freshman tailback Erik Smith knew a redshirt would most likely occur his first year on campus.

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