Friday, January 27, 2012

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Recession helped NFL: Goodell

The recession helped build TV audiences for NFL games, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says.

Woods shoots 69, two shots off lead Woods shoots 69, two shots off lead

Tiger Woods gave clear evidence he was back to his best after carefully plotting his way to a second-round 69 to move within two shots of the lead at the Abu Dhabi Championship on Friday.
Next up for Bears QB coach hunt: Plan B Next up for Bears QB coach hunt: Plan B

MOBILE, Ala. — When the Chicago Bears resume their quest to find a passing game coordinator/quarterbacks coach next week, they’ll do so by moving to Plan B.
Djokovic outlasts Murray in Australian Open semi Djokovic fights off fatigue to make final

World No. 1 Novak Djokovic fought off what appeared to be breathing problems and fatigue to advance to the final of the Australian Open following an epic five-set semi-final victory over Britain's Andy Murray.

Which Sox player is ready to rebound?

Which White Sox player is most likely to have a bounce-back season in 2012?

  • Gordon Beckham
  • Adam Dunn
  • Alex Rios
Former Des Plaines resident Zawadzki leads after ladies' short program Former Des Plaines resident Zawadzki leads after ladies' short program

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Agnes Zawadzki thought about giving up skating last spring.
Hossa, Kane and Campbell reunited Hossa, Kane and Campbell reunited

OTTAWA, Ontario — Patrick Kane, Marian Hossa and Brian Campbell are teammates once again.
Chicago-area duo lead in pairs Chicago-area duo lead in pairs

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Like many of the U.S. skaters in his discipline, Rockne Brubaker had watched the event turn into a game of musical pairs.

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