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Rookie Aaron Hicks compounded his struggles at the plate with a lack of hustle, drawing his manager’s ire.

The Twins’ third baseman is getting a little recognition, a sort-of tribute, from opposing pitchers these days. And it hurts a little bit.

One of them, Kimani Young, overcame a 1999 arrest for possession of marijuana.

Illegally sold walleyes were taken from lakes on tribal reservations.

The football team hasn’t been able to practice outside, but good competition for spots has kept intensity high.

Tiger Woods still pursues Nicklaus’ majors record, but his peers aren’t intimidated.

Meanwhile, Dante Cunningham is out tonight against the Clippers in Los Angeles.

If all goes according to plan, Josh Harding could be suiting up for games with the Houston Aeros next weekend.

With nine games remaining, the team must find consistency before looking ahead.

After a broken leg, forward Drew LeBlanc came back to lead the Huskies in scoring.

Herb Brooks, who advocated for St. Cloud State men's hockey to move to Division I in the late 1980s, would have been bursting with pride to see the Huskies in the Frozen Four. They enjoyed their first day in Pittsburgh on Wednesday.

Some notes from his interview with Jon Rothstein from College Sports Nation

Home games against Houston and Tennessee bookend the team's preseason schedule.

A rain out would likely push Wednesday night's game to Thursday, so both teams want to get game in today

One of the assistants, Kimani Young, was convicted in 1999 of felony possession of marijuana. Athletic director Norwood Teague addressed Young's past in a press release.

Minnesota fans are a never-ending puzzle, and Example A is shouting down the Twins' plan for early access to BP.

Students line hallways after earlier protest thwarted

Good times