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UFC champ could face fine, suspension for post-fight fracas

When Khabib Nurmagomedov promptly hurdled over the cage and fought with McGregor’s taunting cornermen while his own teammates ambushed McGregor in the octagon, the Russian champion and his friends might have seriously damaged careers


SPORTS digest

Mike Stoops fired at Oklahoma STILLWATER, OK. Oklahoma has fired defensive coordinator Mike


RECAPS OF SUNDAY’S OTHER NFL GAMES

Panthers 33, Giants 31 CHARLOTTE, N.C. Graham Gano connected on a career-long 63-yard field


Joseph hits FG in OT to lift Browns over Ravens

On their third try, the Browns finally figured out how to win in overtime


AROUND THE NHL

AROUND THE NHL Sunday’s games Toronto 7, Blackhawks 6 CHICAGO Morgan Rielly scored 19


ON THE LINKS Sunday’s pro golf results

PGA Tour Tway survives playoff for first Tour title NAPA, Calif. Kevin Tway made a 10-foot


MLB POSTSEASON Sunday’s Division Series games

BREWERS 6, Rockies 0 Red-hot Milwaukee completes sweep DENVER Wade Miley pitched masterfully


Ravenous Baltimore defense next for Browns

Baker Mayfield faces a major challenge in his first home start today as the Browns host the Ravens.


Tribe’s bats go silent in ALDS loss to Houston

Lindor drives in Cleveland’s only run on solo homer.


Blaney tries to move in NASCAR title hunt

Ryan Blaney hopes to stamp himself a contender in the next round of the playoffs.


Steelers, Falcons eye urgent Octobers after September slide

Atlanta has blown 3 fourth-quarter leads


SPORTS digest

Hannon to speak to Curbstoners Beaver Township Bob Hannon, the radio voice of Youngstown State


MORE BIG TEN FOOTBALL

No. 15 Michigan 42, Maryland 21 ANN ARBOR, MICH. Shea Patterson threw for a season-high 282


MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL | Saturday’s recaps

Miami (Ohio) 41, Akron 17 AKRON Kenny Young had two rushing touchdowns and one receiving, Brad


TOP 25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Saturday’s games

No. 1 Alabama 65, Arkansas 31 FAYETTEVILLE, ARK. Tua Tagovailoa passed for 334 yards and four