Milwaukee Sports Headlines

The NCAA agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit by creating a $70 million fund to diagnose thousands of current and former college athletes to determine if they suffered brain trauma.

WEDNESDAY

This week, Packer Plus examines the best right tackles in franchise history.

Atari Bigby will always cherish his memories from Super Bowl XLV. The night before playing the Steelers, the Packers were in their team hotel, with several members of the team gathered around a piano.

TUESDAY

A judge ruled against former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling on Monday in his attempt to block the $2 billion sale of the Los Angeles Clippers to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.

Slinger: Veteran Lowell Bennett took the checkered flag in the super late models feature.

Vincenzo Nibali won the Tour de France on Sunday. Tejay van Garderen, the top U.S. rider, finished fifth overall, 11:24 behind Nibali. Wauwatosa’s Matthew Buschefinished 98th overall.

MONDAY

BASKETBALL

NATIONAL LEAGUE

MCLPA SECOND-TEAM MATCHCurrie Park, Par 71

When the 2014 Wisconsin State Fair opens Thursday in West Allis, visitors to the Department of Natural Resources exhibit will notice a variety of changes.

Cecil Cooper hit three dingers, Reggie Jackson brawled with Mike Caldwell, and Billy Martin tried to climb into the stands to get at fans. It was a classic.

There is something wrong, at least by Roush-Fenway Racing standards, and in the expectations of NASCAR fans who’ve come to know that team as one of the best in the garage.

By all indications, Sunday’s Brickyard 400 should belong to Kevin Harvick. He won the pole Saturday, and not by a little.

Jim Furyk moved into position for his third Canadian Open victory, shooting a 5-under 65 on Saturday to take a three-stroke lead at Royal Montreal.

Finally cracking broad smiles after weeks of no-nonsense racing, Vincenzo Nibali confirmed he will win the Tour de France with another impressive ride in a dramatic penultimate stage on Saturday in Perigueux.