Illinois Fighting Illini Rumors & News
Cueto Not On The Trip
St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Johnny Cueto, who kicked Cardinals catcher Jason LaRue and put him on the disabled list when the teams clashed in Cincinnati, is not on the trip to St. Louis.
25 mins agoBaker Managing The Same
St. Louis Post-Dispatch — The Reds skipper is not taking anything for granted with big lead in NL. Central.
25 mins agoCrowd Sure To Acknowledge Phillips
St. Louis Post-Dispatch — The Reds just focused on playing ball.
25 mins agoSame umpiring crew chief here who was in Cincinnati
St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Kellogg umpiring crew on hand for key series
25 mins agoCowboys send Crayton to SD, McQuistan to Miami
St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Patrick Crayton wanted out the minute the Dallas Cowboys drafted Dez Bryant. He finally got his wish Friday, and it might've been worth the wait.
25 mins agoCanadian football player tests positive for HGH
St. Louis Post-Dispatch — The first athlete to positive test for human growth hormone in North America is a Canadian college football player whose team was suspended for the 2010 season because of a steroid scandal.
25 mins agoRed Sox 2B Dustin Pedroia has surgery on foot
St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia has undergone season-ending surgery for a broken bone in his left foot.
25 mins agoSpagnuolo mum on Rams' QB starter
St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Sam Bradford will have to wait a few days to learn if he'll start the St. Louis Rams' opener. The No. 1 pick certainly has appeared ready for the job.
4 hours agoMorgan gets 8 games for Nats-Marlins brawl
St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Nyjer Morgan's wild week has landed him an eight-game suspension, one of nine punishments handed out Friday by Major League Baseball following a brawl between Washington Nationals and Florida Marlins.
4 hours agoReds' Phillips in lineup; Cueto won't play
St. Louis Post-Dispatch — Only one of the two key participants in the Cincinnati brawl will face a Busch Stadium reception.
4 hours agoIllinois Fighting Illini merchandise
- Michigan man video is funny and worth a look U-M Sports Blog | Detroit Free Press Back in May, Free Press sports writer Mark Snyder wrote about the making of the video "A Michigan man is... " for comedian Will Ferrell's website Funny or Die. Well, the video is now on the site and you can see it here, too. The video was made at the Champions for Children's Hearts golf outing - it pokes fun at the ole "Michigan man" idea. Funny or Die president of production Mike Farah, an Ann Arbor native, was at the event. It's worth a look for Wolverines fans, and it's likely one of the only videos to feature both Rich Rodriguez and Lloyd Carr. What Is A Michigan Man?fromCharles Woodso...
- Smith now in the house Blogging the Buckeyes | Columbus Dispatch Freshman running back Roderick Smith was cleared through the admissions procedure at Ohio State today and is expected to be with the team when it resumes practice Sunday, coach Jim Tressel confirmed. Smith, from Paul Harding High School in Fort Wayne, Ind., signed a letter of intent with the Buckeyes in February. But the start of his college career had been put on hold by the NCAA academic clearinghouse as it perused his high school records, which included work done in summer school this summer. Considered one of the top power running back prospects in the country in the 2010 class by several ...
- Live college football Game Day chat today Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Join the debate about today's Penn State and WVU games. College football experts Ray Fittipaldo and Michael Sanserino will lead discussion on what's happening in Happy Valley and the goings-down in Morgantown. The chat opens at 11:30 a.m today, just before kickoff for the Penn State vs. Youngstown State game.
- U-M coaches helping player's brother to walk again Detroit News Brock Mealer, brother of Michigan offensive lineman Elliott Mealer, was paralyzed from the waist down after a car accident on Christmas Eve 2007 near his home outside Toledo.
- Lynn Henning: Big Ten realignment has big-time flaws Detroit News You have to be patient with protests when the Big Ten does something radical. And that's because it's happened before and life went on. But, it's hard to imagine today that the Big Ten won't regret the decision to split Michigan and Ohio State and leave their regular season-ending game in place.