NFL - Vince Young played to his biggest strength on Monday night -- his running ability. Several timely scrambles by Young helped Tennessee deal the Texans a crushing blow 20-17. Rocky times-Josh McDaniels' Broncos are on the verge of a complete meltdown. Against the grain Week 11.
Read more: http://www.fannation.com/si_blogs/huddle_up/posts/87021-against-the-grain-week-11?eref=fromSI
CFL - The Als' Calvillo will face the Riders' Durant in a tough QB duel for the Grey Cup in Calgary next weekend. Roughriders will meet Alouettes in Grey Cup:
Read more: http://ca.sports.yahoo.com/cfl/news;_ylt=AtZe5o67bGwwtxBKB69t4UYhGcYF?slug=cbc-sports_football_sp_roughriders_stamps_cflwestfinal-2000335342&prov=cbc&type=lgns
UFL - FRI, NOVEMBER 27 UFL Championship: Las Vegas at Florida, 3 PM Sam Boyd Stadium, Las Vegas Nevada
NCAA FootBall - Gators' Meyer says Notre Dame not in plans. Rodriguez's job at Michigan likely safe for now. Miles accepts blame for mistakes that cost LSU. The SEC is still the best, but are other leagues like the Pac-10 (with Oregon's LaMichael James) closing in? Coach Paul Johnson has Georgia Tech on the verge of its first ACC title since1998. In a less-than-perfect year, Florida, led by Tim Tebow, is one of six unbeaten teams. TONIGHT- 7:00 PM ET Ball State at Western Michigan.
Schedule WEEK 13: http://espn.go.com/college-football/schedule
NBA - Oden ties career high with 24 as Blazers top Bulls. Mayo, Gay power Grizzlies past stumbling Kings. Duncan (24-12), Spurs stop Bucks 3-game streak. Thornton, Clippers extend T'wolves drought to 13. Kobe's circus shot highlights Lakers' win. Carter, Howard direct Magic to fifth straight win
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/basketball/nba/?eref=sinav#ixzz0XmUBNWDA
NCAA Hoop's - No. 6 Purdue beats No. 9 Tennessee 73-72. Syracuse goes from unranked to No. 10. No. 11 UNC bounces back with rout. No. 3 Texas pulls away to top Iowa 85-60. No. 16 Cardinals get third win in 3 days. Gates leads Cincinnati past No. 24 Vandy. Clemson wins 30th straight in November. Mosley scores 19 to lift No. 21 Maryland. Kramer and E'Twaun Moore were all smiles after Purdue hung on to top Tennessee in the final of the Paradise Jam, 73-72.
Read more: http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/recap;_ylt=Am4XkDxYmkkHZB_qUb1PLr_evbYF?gid=200911230580
NHL - Roloson's 58-save night highlights Isles' OT win. Crosby OT goal lifts Penguins past Panthers, Rangers string 7 goals together, flatten Jackets. Canadiens' Laraque suspended for Kronwall hit. Senators top Caps, settle into Northeast lead. Predators beat Red Wings; winning streak at 6. Jones' two goals help Avalanche hold off Flyers. Stars' Turco shuts out road-damaged Canes. Dwayne Roloson made 58 saves, the most by a goalie since 1991, to help the Islanders beat the Leafs in OT.
Scores and more: http://scores.espn.go.com/nhl/scoreboard
MLB - Twins catcher Joe Mauer was selected AL Most Valuable Player by a near-unanimous vote after hitting .365. Strong-arming the competition-John Lackey is the only free-agent starting pitcher who will command a huge contract. Vizquel, ChiSox agree on $1.375M deal. Griffey could earn $3.9 million in 2010. Cubs, Grabow agree to 2-yr, $7.5M deal.
GOLF - Anna Nordqvist won the rain-shortened LPGA Championship by two shots over player of the year winner Lorena Ochoa.
NASCAR - Jimmie Johnson claimed his historic fourth straight Sprint Cup title over teammate Mark Martin. Teammate Jeff Gordon, the only other driver who had a chance at the title, finished third in the standings.The title ties HMS with Richard Petty Enterprises for the most in NASCAR history.
SOCCER - MLS - The image most expected of Beckham and Donovan holding the championship trophy of Major League Soccer for the league's marquee franchise was replaced by anger and frustration. Instead, it was those upstarts from Real Salt Lake celebrating their first title.
TENNIS - The tale of Robin Soderling's success against Rafael Nadal now spans two cities. Just as in Paris, the Swede downed the second-ranked Spaniard in the ATP World Tour Finals
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/tennis/?eref=sinav#ixzz0XmZ7dtOO
HORSE RACING - The highlight of Hollywood Park's fall meeting unquestionably is next weekend's turf festival, featuring five graded stakes races over three days, three of which are Grade 1 races. For many horses, including the brilliant Ventura, it will be their last chance to shine before going to the breeding shed.
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