Mike Cozzi at Large with Sports – Friday January 10, 2019

COLLEGE BASKETBALL8 hours ago

Baylor ends No. 1 UConn’s 98-game home win streak

Teá Cooper scored 27 points and No. 6 Baylor used a dominant fourth quarter to beat top-ranked UConn 74-58 on Thursday night, ending the Huskies’ 98-game home winning streak.

WASHINGTON HUSKIES8 hours ago

Washington G Quade Green ruled academically ineligible

Washington guard Quade Green was ruled academically ineligible by the school on Thursday and will miss the rest of the regular season.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES8 hours ago

NFL doctor calls Wentz ‘heroic’ for reporting concussion

The NFL’s chief medical officer called Carson Wentz “heroic” for reporting his concussion during Philadelphia’s playoff loss and disputed the notion the league’s system failed the Eagles quarterback.

BOSTON CELTICS8 hours ago

NBA player Enes Kanter seeks to open school in Oklahoma City

Former Oklahoma City Thunder player Enes Kanter plans to open a charter school in the metro area that focuses on serving low-income minority students and those from immigrant families with limited English-speaking abilities.

MILWAUKEE BUCKS16 hours ago

Milwaukee Bucks’ Wesley Matthews suffers shoe malfunction during game vs. Golden State Warriors

Milwaukee Bucks guard Wesley Matthews had a shoe mishap Wednesday night during a game against the Golden State Warriors.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES16 hours ago

Philadelphia Eagles’ Doug Pederson dismisses coaches he expected to be back in 2020

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson ran a double reverse Thursday, firing a pair of coaches just one day after giving them a vote of confidence.

MLB17 hours ago

Ex-MLB player attacks catcher with bat in bench-clearing brawl during Winter League game

An ugly brawl broke out during a Venezuelan Professional Baseball League game Wednesday night after frustrated former MLB player Alex Romero swung at a catcher several times while up at bat, prompting players from both dugouts to pour out onto the field.