Новости за 17.10.2017

ORLANDO, Fla. — UCF coach Scott Frost will stress to his football team that preparing for Navy’s triple-option offense is no different than any other week. It’s always about playing sound football, maintaining assignments and filling gaps. Frost, whose 20th-ranked Knights travel to Annapolis, Maryland, to take on the Midshipmen in clash of top American

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Dale Earnhardt Jr. is going to be rather busy in retirement. NASCAR’s most popular driver announced Monday his wife is expecting the couple’s first child. Earnhardt posted a picture of pink pair of baby girl Converse on Instagram to announce he and wife Amy are having a daughter. He did not reveal

NEW YORK — Todd Bowles says the New York Jets are moving on from the controversial call that overturned a touchdown for them against the New England Patriots. The coach says Monday that his team isn’t going to “cry about it all week,” and rehashing the decision made by officials to rule that Austin Seferian-Jenkins

An activist who helped organize the Women’s March on Washington is accusing an American Airlines pilot of racial discrimination for kicking her off a flight. In a series of tweets, Tamika Mallory said a pilot had her removed from a Sunday flight from Miami to New York after she had a dispute with another airline

MINNEAPOLIS — The Latest on the Minnesota Somali community’s reaction to Saturday’s explosion that killed more than 300 people in Mogadishu, Somalia (all times local): 4:20 p.m. Religious leaders and advocates in Minnesota’s large Somali community are condemning an attack in Somalia that killed more than 300 people. Saturday’s attack in Mogadishu also injured about

GREEN BAY, Wis. — Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy says quarterback Aaron Rodgers will have surgery on his broken right collarbone, and that his season could be over. McCarthy said Monday that the two-time NFL MVP would have surgery in the near future. He says that there is no timeline for his potential return.

The narratives themselves are easy enough to craft. Anyone searching for signs the NFL is in trouble doesn’t need to look far to document the league’s woes. Television ratings are up and down, in a league long accustomed to them being only up. In Los Angeles, the Chargers and can’t even fill a small soccer

STILLWATER, Okla. — Though he may be overshadowed a bit by his more productive and highly touted teammate James Washington, wide receiver Marcell Ateman also is putting together an impressive season for No. 10 Oklahoma State. After recording four receptions for 119 yards and a touchdown in a 59-16 victory over Baylor last weekend, Ateman

CHICAGO — Cubs manager Joe Maddon is standing by his decision not to use All-Star closer Wade Davis in Chicago’s loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 2 of the NL Championship Series and is questioning the criticism coming his way. Maddon insisted Monday that Davis was only available for one inning in a

SAN ANTONIO — One of three people accused of injuring children at a San Antonio house has pleaded guilty. Porucha Phillips agreed to a 50-year prison sentence in return for her guilty pleas to charges of injury to a child and serious bodily injury to a child. Deputies called to the scene in April 2016

U.S. stocks finished slightly higher Monday, extending a record-setting run for the stock market into a sixth straight week. Financial and technology stocks had some of the biggest gains. Energy companies also rose along with crude oil prices. Health care stocks declined the most. On Monday: The Standard & Poor’s 500 index added 4.47 points,

LEICESTER, England — Riyad Mahrez salvaged a point for Leicester with an 80th-minute equalizer in a 1-1 draw with West Bromwich Albion in the English Premier League on Monday. The Algeria winger chested down a header from international teammate Islam Slimani and drove home an angled shot at King Power Stadium. The draw wasn’t enough