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Sykdomstrøbbel for Ingebrigtsen – vant likevel i Sandnes
Jakob Ingebrigtsen løp inn til en overlegen seier på 1500 meter gateløp under Runfest i Sandnes fredag, til tross for at han har slitt med sykdom.
Broren, Henrik Ingebrigtsen, forteller til NRK at Jakob fikk korona etter VM i gateløp sent i september.
– Han har slitt litt med sykdom etter VM i København, men jeg tror han er på stigning. Han er i hvert fall veldig positivt innstilt, så det blir spennende å se hva han kan få til. det blir nok ikke de aller, aller beste tidene i dag med litt motvind egentlig hele veien. Vi får se. Han kommer nok til å satse, sa Henrik Ingebrigtsen.
Ingebrigtsen vant foran Andreas Fjeld Halvorsen og Sigurd Tveit.
Ekspert Ådne Andersen er imponert over 26-åringen:
– Jeg er imponert over Jakob, at han stiller opp tross litt sykdom. Han går til for å løpe fort fra start. Det er ikke de aller beste tidene, men han gjør et ærlig forsøk.
VM i gateløp var 19. og 20. september. Ingebrigtsen tok sølv på 5 km.
Travis Kelce set to pass Tim Brown for No. 7 on NFL all-time receptions list
Currently sitting at 1,094 catches, tied with Tim Brown, Kelce's next grab will secure the No. 7 position on the all-time list.
The touchdown pass ranks him just ahead of Jason Witten and Cris Carter, with Hall of Famer Jerry Rice holding the record at 1,549 receptions. mieszalniakolorado.pl
Christian Gonzalez, Christian Barmore ruled out for Patriots
The Patriots will be missing a couple of defensive starters in Buffalo on Sunday.
Head coach Mike Vrabel told reporters at his Friday press conference that cornerback Christian Gonzalez and defensive tackle Christian Barmore have been ruled out for Week 4. Both players are dealing with shoulder injuries that kept them from practicing this week.
Gonzalez had eight tackles and five passes defensed in the first three weeks of the season. Charles Woods is expected to start in his place against the Bills.
Barmore has four tackles, a sack and three quarterback hits this season. Milton Williams, Cory Durden, and Joshua Farmer will take on more responsibility on the defensive line with Barmore out of action.
CFB Pick 'Em: Top Week 5 Games, Including Alabama-Mississippi State, Ohio State-Iowa
Conference play is heating up as college football’s Week 5 gets underway. The action kicks off Friday night on FOX with a huge Big Ten showdown as Northwestern opens its new $862 million stadium against Penn State. The SEC also takes center stage with No. 7 Alabama heading to Starkville to face No. 16 Mississippi State. Can Kamario Taylor keep his incredible Heisman Trophy run going and lead the Bulldogs to an upset over the Crimson Tide? Then on "Big Noon Kickoff," Minnesota hosts Michigan, looking to build off last week’s win over Washington. Can the Gophers keep the momentum going and hand Michigan its second straight loss? The Hawkeyes are coming off a dramatic win over Michigan, but now get an even bigger test against Ohio State. Can Iowa deliver another stunner at Kinnick Stadium, or will Jeremiah Smith and the Buckeyes continue their conference dominance? And at night, Clemson gets an opportunity to re-announce itself to the college football world if it can pull off a huge upset win over No. 4 Miami. Out west, Lincoln Riley and USC face another major test at home. Can the Trojans avoid back-to-back Big Ten home losses and prove the doubters wrong? Here are our expert picks for the biggest matchups of the Week 5 college football season. College football Saturday in Week 5 kicks off with some notable big games, including No. 7 Alabama at No. 16 Mississippi State (noon ET, ABC), Michigan at Minnesota (noon ET, FOX) and No. 5 Ohio State at No. 14 Iowa (3:30 p.m. ET, CBS).
Tony Romo will not return to CBS Sports in wake of drunk driving arrest
NFL analyst and network mutually agree to part ways
Ex-Dallas Cowboys star was on $180m contract
Tony Romo will not return as an NFL analyst for CBS Sports, the network announced Friday, after his July arrest for operating a vehicle while under the influence.
“CBS Sports and Tony Romo have mutually agreed to part ways,” the network said in a statement. “We thank Tony for his contributions over the past nine years and wish him the best moving forward.”
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