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Steve Spurrier wrote a letter to South Carolina newspaper The State explaining why he abruptly resigned as head football coach of the Gamecocks, his future on the gridiron sidelines, and who should replace him at South Carolina.

Golden State Warriors interim head coach Luke Walton’s record says 0-0. His award says “Coach of the Month.”

Frankie Edgar and Chad Mendes each want to fight for the featherweight title after beating the other. But they split on a willingness to wait should a rematch between champion Jose Aldo and interim titlist Conor McGregor delay the winner of Edgar-Mendes fighting for the belt.

Rory McIlroy made his first hole-in-one at the age of 9, won the Irish Amateur Championship at 16, and became the youngest and quickest ever to secure his European Tour card in just two events at the age of 18.

The Philadelphia 76ers honored Kobe Bryant. Then they humbled him.

The Price was right for the Boston Red Sox.

On Tuesday, Tiger Woods finally spoke out about his future at a news conference from the Bahamas. It sounds as dark and depressing as a nine-iron through the back window of your car after your wife catches you cheating with a series of porn stars.

As a list of altercations and accusations of misconduct off the court grows, insiders report that Philadelphia 76ers rookie Jahlil Okafor will be assigned a “body guard” to help keep him out of trouble when he goes out in public.

Tonight the 0-18 Philadelphia 76ers play the 2-14 Los Angeles Lakers. That’s a .059 winning percentage between the sad pair.

The University of Missouri has declined to pursue an opportunity to play in a bowl game despite its 5-7 record.

The prospect of as many as five teams with 5-7 records playing in the postseason over the next month moves conference executives to urge the NCAA to decimate games diluting the value of bowls.

Ronda Rousey’s shocking loss to Holly Holm at UFC 193 reinforces the lesson anyone’s beatable on any given day, strawweight contenders Rose Namajunas and Paige VanZant told Breitbart Sports on Monday.

After announcing Sunday he plans to hang up his sneakers at the end of the 2015-16 NBA season, Los Angeles Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant may play in the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, according to ESPN’s Marc Stein.

Will Hill returned a blocked field goal 64 yards for a touchdown as time expired, giving the Baltimore Ravens a 33-27 win Monday night over the luckless Cleveland Browns, who lost their sixth straight game along with starting quarterback Josh McCown.

Stephen Curry scored 26 points and the Golden State Warriors held on for their NBA-record 19th consecutive win to start the season after a 106-103 victory over the Utah Jazz on Monday night.

The Edmonton Eskimos defeated the Ottawa Redblacks 26-20 on Sunday to take their first Grey Cup since 2005, but even as fans celebrate the win critics protest the team’s name, calling it “racist” to use the Inuit people as “mascots.”

On Monday in Britain, after his shocking victory over Wladimir Klitschko in Duesseldorf on Saturday, Tyson Fury accused the Ukranian’s camp of cheating, adding that he didn’t even drink the water after their bout because he feared it might be drugged.

Aleksey Lovchev set a clean-and-jerk world record over the weekend.

After announcing his retirement in a poem, Kobe Bryant followed up with a more traditional press conference. But he did so in a very unconventional, Kobe way, taking questions in Spanish, Italian, and English.