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SAN DIEGO (2-4) at ATLANTA (4-2)

Giants placekicker Josh Brown admitted in journal entries and emails that he verbally and physically abused his wife, according to documents that were part of a domestic violence case obtained by SportsNet New York.

In what might possibly be most Canadian heist of all-time, a couple of thieves hauled away approximately $150,000 (CAD) worth of hockey sticks after rappelling into a Montreal store this week.

The NHL and NHLPA have launched a program designed to help players plan their post-hockey careers long before they hang up their skates.

NEW ENGLAND (5-1) at PITTSBURGH (4-2)

BALTIMORE (3-3) at NEW YORK JETS (1-5)

Talladega can create a perfect storm where young men are capable of stupid behavior.

Belichick is not the only one against sideline tablets.

Time has run out on Jay Cutler in Chicago.

Bears quarterback Jim McMahon was the victim of the ultimate cheap shot

Sportsmanship

With one of the world's best strikers bearing down on him, Manchester City goalkeeper Claudio Bravo had a quick decision to make as he received the ball five meters (yards) outside his penalty box.

Jon Jones took a shot at the entire UFC light heavyweight division

Reed knew he had a head injury but opted to keep playing.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) The families of two men who died in a boat crash off Miami Beach that also killed Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez have hired an attorney to handle their sons' estates.

Here are some things to watch in Week 8 of the Southeastern Conference football season:

Here are some things to watch in the Atlantic Coast Conference for Week 8:

Justin Thomas began his title defense with an 8-under 64 at the $7 million CIMB Classic on Thursday, making nine birdies and a bogey to move into a three-way tie with Keegan Bradley and Derek Fathauer for the first-round lead.

NEW ORLEANS (AP) The two Louisiana co-defendants in the drug and rape case that brought down one-time NFL star Darren Sharper are set for sentencing in federal court in New Orleans.

CHICAGO (AP) The Chicago Cubs are trying to do something that hasn't happened in the lifetime of anyone born in the last 108 years: Win a World Series.