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Are Read-Option Quarterbacks Destined for Shorter NFL Careers?

While the read-option is certainly exciting for the fans, it's also exciting for the quarterbacks who play it.

Virginia's Class of 2014 Is Loaded; Can UVa and Virginia Tech Keep It in State?

The 2014 class of football recruits in the state of Virginia is arguably the best ever. Led by the No. 1 overall prospect in the country, Da’Shawn Hand of Woodbridge, the state boasts three of the top 10 players overall, according to 247Sports.

Central Notes: Twins, Reynolds, Gomes, Choo

The Twins are piecing together a "promising future," and Miguel Sano, who is hitting .362/.457/.681 for Class A+ Fort Myers, is a key part of that, argues ESPN's Buster Olney writes (Insider-only). Byron Buxton, the No.

'It's going to be a traumatic time'

Scores of people stood outside a north Texas church Saturday morning, waiting to be escorted to their neighborhood for the first time since tornadoes devastated it three days earlier.

Electronics-Loving 'Crazy Ants' Invading Southern US

From an article at the Houston Chronicle (not The Onion) comes a report of concern to anyone in a warm climate with, well, electronics.

Watch the 6-Second 'Star Trek Into Darkness' Homemade Vine Trailer

Low-budget recreations of movie trailers are nothing new. We've seen plenty on YouTube, but one Star Trek Into Darkness fan this week leveraged Twitter's six-second video service, Vine, in a crafty way to imitate the new film's trailer


Frank Danna of Texas spent three

Preakness 2013 Favorites: Analyzing Chances of Orb and Top Contenders

Affirmed was the last horse to win the Triple Crown. His trifecta of victories came in 1978 and marked the second straight year a horse accomplished the feat. Heading into the Preakness Stakes, Orb has a legitimate chance to end the drought.

Shane Larkin's Athletic Display Supports His Decision to Go Pro

Shane Larkin waited until almost the last minute to decide he would skip his last two years of eligibility at Miami. After what he did in Chicago at the NBA combine on Friday, his decision to go pro will likely pay off.

Gillis sizzles at the Byron Nelson, China's Guan fades

(Reuters) - American journeyman Tom Gillis rocketed into the early clubhouse lead in Friday's second round of the Byron Nelson Championship in Irving, Texas, where China's 14-year-old Guan Tianlang was certain to miss the cut.

What Reid Ryan as President Means for Astros, Nolan Ryan, Astros-Rangers Rivalry

Maybe not the Ryan they were hoping for, mind you, but the Ryan the Astros have hired certainly comes to them with baseball cred, and his hiring could potentially lead to a fascinating shake-up of the baseball landscape in Texas.