Al Pagnusat will finish his coaching career on a grand stage and in a fitting fashion for a man who has touched so many lives. He will stand by the side of Plainfield Central High School's two individual qualifiers for the Class AA state meet Friday and Saturday at Eastern Illinois University's O'Brien Stadium.
Please indulge me while I dig into my front pocket and pull out my trusty red review flag. I'd like to take another look at the case involving Bears running back Cedric Benson.
When the college football season opens with tiny Appalachian State beating Michigan at the Big House and, a couple of months later, 40-point underdog Stanford shocks USC, then it is safe to say parity reigns in a sport once ruled by Golden Domers and a Bear dressed in a hounds tooth hat.
Because of a visa issue involving Alexei Ramirez, look for the White Sox to make a roster move before beginning a four-game series in Toronto on Friday night. The Sox are expected to promote a hitter -- perhaps Jerry Owens -- or a pitcher to cover themselves in the event a long reliever is needed following Nick Masset's spot-start in a 4-3 loss to the Twins Wednesday.
At Vanderbilt, Chris Williams lined up across from some of the finest defensive talent in college football.
In his pursuit to overtake Sam Snead and Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods has come to meet the one opponent that could stand in the way of his final confirmation as the greatest golfer of all time.
Oh, great, Brian Urlacher wants to renegotiate his contract.
Two quarterbacks showed off great athleticism, if not great accuracy, in the passing game. Juice Williams and Eddie McGee were dressed in red mesh pullover jerseys that clashed with their orange helmets.
