11:15 AM: Arkansas Razorbacks football coach John L. Smith says declaring Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a "weight off my shoulders" and doesn't believe it will distract his team.
11:00 AM: USA Today's Michael Hiestand reports ESPN has re-signed Chris Berman to a new multi-year deal.
10:45 AM: The Oakland Raiders will lead the league in traveling this years as they will have to go 28,692 miles for regular season road games.
10:30 AM: The Minnesota Vikings have submitted a bid to the NFL to host the 2018 Super Bowl in their new stadium.
10:15 AM: The Washington Post reports five DeMatha (Maryland) High School football players were removed from the team for allegedly hiring prostitutes to come to their hotel room following a game in North Carolina last week.
10:00 AM: Benches cleared when Nationals third base coach Bo Porter went to the Cubs' dugout to have words with bench coach Jamie Quirk during Thursday's game. Home plate umpire Jerry Layne said Quirk was ejected for yelling obscenities at Porter.
9:00 PM: New York Mets pitcher R.A. Dickey has signed a deal to write three children's books, including a children's version of his memoirs "Wherever I Wind Up" & another book entitled "Knuckleball Ned".
8:45 PM: DC Sports Bog notes that Ryan Zimmerman is among seven Washington Nationals players who plan to get married in the offseason.
8:30 PM: South Carolina football coach Steve Spurrier on Saturday's opponent East Carolina having won their last three trips to Williams-Brice Stadium: "When I looked at that stat, I said, 'Dang how'd that happen?'"
8:15 PM: SEC commissioner Mike Slive is scheduled to do the coin tosses for both Texas A&M and Missouri games Saturday. The Aggies host Florida at 2:30 pm CT while the Tigers host Georgia at 6:45 p.m. CT.
8:00 PM: A public viewing for former Baltimore Ravens & Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell will be held Saturday at M&T Bank Stadium from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., with the team requesting that fans wear purple to the viewing.
7:45 PM: Shaquille O'Neal is reportedly in talks to play a few games in a basketball league in Mexico.
7:30 PM: During a nationally televised game on ESPN, Spanish Fort (Alabama) High School football fans mocked their opponent's team color by unveiling a banner in the stands that read: "Purple? Man, that's gay."
7:15 PM: The Oakland A's announced that pitcher Brandon McCarthy underwent surgery last night to treat a skull fracture & epidural hemorrhage. McCarthy was hit in the head by a line drive during Wednesday's game against the Angels.
7:00 PM: ESPN's Brett McMurphy reports the Big 12 will announce a new 13-year, $2.6 billion media rights deal with ABC/ESPN & Fox.
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