Category: Sports

Friday, Oct. 7, 2022

TELEVISION

FOOTBALL

• Harvard at Cornell, ESPNU, 5 pm
• Nebraska at Rutgers, FS1, 5 pm
• Houston at Memphis, ESPN2, 5:30 pm
• Viewmont at Woods Cross, KMYU, 7 pm
• Corner Canyon at Lone Peak, ESPNU, 8 pm
• Colorado St. at Nevada, FS1, 8:30 pm
• UNLV at San Jose St., CBSSN, 8:30 pm

GOLF

• Open de Espana, GOLF, 6 am
• PGA Junior League Championship, ESPN2, 10 am
• Constellation Furyk & Friends, GOLF, noon
• Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, GOLF, 3 pm
• Mediheal Championship, GOLF, 7 pm

HOCKEY

• Sharks vs. Predators, NHLN, noon
• Maple Leafs at Red Wings, NHLN, 5:30 pm
• Notre Dame at Denver, ALT, 7 pm
• Alaska-Anchorage at Colorado College, AT&T SportsNet, 7:30 pm
• Kraken at Oilers, NHLN, 8:30 pm (JIP)

MLB

• Rays at Guardians, ESPN, 10 am
• Phillies at Cardinals, ABC, noon
• Mariners at Blue Jays, ESPN, 2 pm
• Padres at Mets, ESPN, 6 pm

NBA

• Preseason:

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) – Week six of Sports Fource Extra brought phenomenal matchups in all three Siouxland states. There was everything from ranked matchups, rivalries, and lots of homecoming games.

Final Scores:

Oakland-Craig 46 Archbishop Bergan 17 F

O’Neill St. Mary’s 58 CWC 12 F

North Union 17 West Fork 0 F/FORFEIT

Hartington N’Castle 37 Tri County NE 8 F

South Sioux City 21 Bryan 23 F

Norfolk 34 Lincoln NE 0 F

HMS 18 West Hancock 31 F

Hinton 22 Akron-Westfield 7 F

Norfolk Catholic 28 Battle Creek 7 F

Sioux Center 21 BH/RV 14 F

Bishop Heelan 9 Carroll 6 F

Bloomfield 56 Creighton 12 F

Ainsworth 52 Elgin/Pope John 44 F

Spirit Lake 45 Estherville-LC 0 F

Kingsley-Pierson 70 Glidden-Ralston 28 F

GT/RA 40 Harris-Lake Park 42 F

Crofton 82 Homer 19 F

Howells-Dodge 44 Humphrey St. Francis 8 F

Cross County 68 Madison 0 F

Remsen

Week 4 on the NFL schedule is almost in the books (we still have Monday Night Football) and the best performances deserve to be recognized by our MMQB staff. Even if you’re feeling down because your team didn’t win, maybe one of your favorite players or coaches gets awarded a game ball by our staff. Let’s go!

Mitch Goldich: Saquon Barkley, RB, Giants. Barkley entered Week 4 second in the NFL in rushing and then overtook Nick Chubb with Sunday’s 31 carries for 146 yards. He did everything, even taking snaps out of the wildcat after injuries to both Daniel Jones and Tyrod Taylor. He opened New York’s second touchdown drive with a 29-yard carry, then caught a pass to convert a third-and-9. That was all the scoring needed against the Bears, leaving the Giants now sitting improbably at 3–1. Plenty has already been

PORTLAND — A racerback bra is centered on a hanging sign off a busy northeast Portland street. Circling the image is “The Sports Bra” wording, a combination that would lure a sports fan inside.

The entrance might even go unnotified — a collage of athletic action shots and celebrations, the now iconic photo of youth basketball player Gigi Bryant smiling adds a welcoming touch on the door.

But the “R” in The Sports Bra is a clever riff from restaurant chains Hooters or Twin Peaks. The letter’s flipped position within the word “bar” undresses the long-accepted expectation when a person wants to eat, drink and watch a game in a restaurant. Often “the game” involves men and if the pub keeps the channel on ESPN, nearly 95% of filler programming revolves around men’s leagues and players.

But not here.

The Sports Bra opened in April and claims to be the

Florentino Perez said that football is “sick” and “losing the global entertainment battle” with US sports, and he backed the dormant European Super League (ESL) project as the way to retain its position as the world’s most popular sport.

The Real Madrid president — who was speaking at the club’s annual general meeting on Sunday — has been one of the breakaway competition’s most high-profile backers since its attempted launch in April 2021.

– Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, MLS, more (US)

The ESL and football’s governing bodies are pending a ruling from the European Court of Justice, due in December, on whether UEFA’s attempts to block the Super League breached European competition laws.

“To fix a problem, you have to first recognize that you have a problem,” Perez said.