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White Sox next for La Russa?
White Sox next for La Russa?

Phil Rogers: Tony La Russa made a surprising announcement Monday, shocking the baseball world by retiring as St. Louis Cardinals manager. His next step?

Report: Kim Kardashian getting divorce from Kris Humphries Report: Kim Kardashian getting divorce from Kris Humphries

Kim Kardashian is filing for divorce from her husband, Kris Humphries, according to TMZ.com.
Bears' game vs. Lions moved back to 3:15 p.m. Bears' game vs. Lions moved back to 3:15 p.m.

The Chicago Bears' game Nov. 13 against the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field has been moved back to a 3:15 p.m. CT start, the team announced Monday.
Sox announce hirings of McEwing, Manto and Parent as coaches Sox announce hirings of McEwing, Manto and Parent as coaches

The Chicago White Sox confirmed the hirings of Joe McEwing, Jeff Manto and Mark Parent as coaches to their 2012 staff.
NU's Dunsmore grabs Big Ten honor NU's Dunsmore grabs Big Ten honor

To no one’s surprise, Northwestern superback Drake Dunsmore earned the nod as the Big Ten’s Offensive Player of the Week.
La Russa retiring after leading Cardinals to title La Russa retiring after leading Cardinals to title

ST. LOUIS -- Tony La Russa is going out on top, announcing Monday that he is retiring after leading the St. Louis Cardinals to the World Series title.
Time, in essence, was key in USC's defeat Time, in essence, was key in USC's defeat

For Lane Kiffin, it didn't feel any better a day later.
Forte more likely to get franchise tag than multiyear deal Bears' Forte more likely to get franchise tag than multiyear deal

With more than $18 million in salary cap room remaining, the Bears have dealt with constant attention on what will happen with Matt Forte.

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