The NFL preseason is almost here, and teammates who have been practicing and scrimmaging against each other are ready to hit guys on other teams.No one was more ready than the Dallas Cowboys and Oakland Raiders in 2014, when they held a joint practice that turned into an all-out brawl.Hey @ufc, some of these guys may have a future with you http://t.co/FdyRsVD1wT pic.twitter.com/uUUlTVs9ey— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) August 13, 2014A sideline hit and some taunting by the Cowboys' Morris Claiborne led to all kinds of pushing and shoving, and then a wild scrum in front of the fans, who also got involved.
Golf formally returned to the Olympics on Thursday, on a course that saw its construction threatened by lawsuits aimed at protecting the nature preserve on which it was built.
U.S. women's water polo coach Adam Krikorian shook his head in disgust after an ugly turnover in the third. He put in five new swimmers after China scored in the fourth, and then clapped his hands at his bench as if trying for a late wake-up call.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) After spending nearly two weeks only lining up against teammates, the San Francisco 49ers are looking forward to the opportunity to hit someone else for a change.
Olympic roommates Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte maintain a relaxed vibe at the athletes' village. There's an ongoing card game in their suite and they amuse themselves with endless Snapchat sessions.
A Belgian woman who won a bronze medal at the 2012 Olympics has become sick after racing on polluted Guanabara Bay, the first sailor to fall ill from the waters that were subject to great scrutiny leading to the Rio Games.
A second Kenyan track and field official was expelled from the Olympics on Thursday after pretending to be one of the team's 800-meter runners and giving a doping sample in the athlete's name, Kenya's team leader said.
CINCINNATI (AP) Andy Dalton will run out of the tunnel at the south end of Paul Brown Stadium - the one he used to access the X-ray machine eight months ago - in a big moment for Bengals fans. For the quarterback? Not so much.
LATROBE, Pa. (AP) Pittsburgh Steelers rookie cornerback Artie Burns insists there's no pressure on him to step in immediately and try to win the starting job.
