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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Royals conjured up a little more late-game magic Wednesday night.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin hasn't officially named a starting quarterback. LSU has declared it will use two.

Minnesota State University-Moorhead is holding Parker's scholarship for next year. And doctors say there's a chance he can get back to 100-percent.

At a position that expects leadership, Cummings has taken control in fall camp.

Four of the eight neutral-site games the first week of the college football season involve Big Ten teams.

Andrew Wiggins spent the previous month seemingly in hiding, side-stepping questions about a trade that was all but finished.

Jarrett Boykin was talking about his least favorite topic: Jarrett Boykin.

Mike Zimmer has waited a long time to be an NFL head coach, as a 58-year-old who has spent the past 20 seasons in the league as an assistant.

Life is good for Linval Joseph. He is grateful he didn't lose it.

Small forward Jared Dudley is going to the Milwaukee Bucks.

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Yet another starting center to get used to for Aaron Rodgers.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin coach Gary Andersen is staying quiet when it comes to his quarterback for Saturday's season opener against No. 13 LSU, while at least one of his best players says Tanner McEvoy will get the start for the 14th-ranked Badgers.

Matt Cassel has seen a lot in 10 years in the NFL, including by his count seven different offensive coordinators in his last six seasons in the league.

With victories over four ranked opponents and a top-25 ranking, expectations are high over at R.W. Beggs Gymnasium on the campus of Viterbo.

Everyone knew the Minnesota Timberwolves needed to trade Kevin Love.

Victor Martinez homered and had four RBIs, leading the Detroit Tigers to a 13-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Sunday.

Mike Fiers is happy to be pitching in the big leagues again in the middle of a pennant race, and he's not afraid to get a little emotional on the mound.

Former Boston College quarterback Chase Rettig is among seven players who have been released by the Green Bay Packers.

Jordy Nelson was left wondering Sunday when the Green Bay Packers will get through a preseason unscathed.

"We want to have that number one offense in the conference, and not only the conference, but the nation," Bilderback said.