Eighth annual Prelude to the Dream on tap

CONCORD, N.C. — On June 6 in Rossburg, Ohio, stars representing NASCAR, NHRA, IndyCar and the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series align in a big way with the Prelude to the Dream.
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Monk, Casper lead college football HOF class

Art Monk and Dave Casper were named to the College Football Hall of Fame on Tuesday, leading a class of 17 players and coaches.
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Idaho WR McRoyal fatally shot in Los Angeles

A 22-year-old University of Idaho football player was fatally shot at a weekend party in Los Angeles, authorities said.
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Big Ten dismisses on-campus sites for playoff

Big Ten officials came out in favor of keeping bowl games as sites for college football’s planned playoff on Tuesday, preferring to keep the Rose Bowl as the conference’s postseason tradition.
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Big West eyes Boise St. for non-football sports

The Big West may have indirectly helped keep Big East football together for the short term by reversing its December decision to consider Boise State for membership in all other sports.
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No. 6 QB on ESPN 150 commits to Alabama

Quarterback Cooper Bateman of Salt Lake City, ranked No. 61 overall on the ESPN 150, committed to defending national champion Alabama Wednesday.
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Irish LB charged for remark during Rees arrest

Prosecutors charged Notre Dame linebacker Carlo Calabrese with a misdemeanor count of intimidation Wednesday for allegedly making threatening remarks to a police officer after quarterback Tommy Rees was arrested near an off-campus party.
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Sandusky renews effort to throw out charges

Jerry Sandusky again asked a judge to throw out the child sexual abuse charges against him on Wednesday, arguing that some counts are too vague to defend and others involve alleged victims whose identities have not been determined.
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Big Ten: Bid could decide national title location

How about a national championship game in Detroit? Or Minneapolis? What about Boston or New York?
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Allan Muir: Kings raise play, Coyotes look like beaten team in West finals

What we learned in Los Angeles’ decisive 4-0 win over Phoenix in Game 2 of the Western Conference Final:
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Court Vision: Latest news in the NBA

• A panel of league executives named Larry Bird, the Pacers’ personnel chief, executive of the year over R.C. Buford of the Spurs and the Clippers’ Neil Olshey. The Pacers are a great story, and Bird is a worthy choice, but perhaps a surprising one. Bird’s three main offseason moves were:
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Tim Tuttle: Indy rookies Newgarden, Clauson defying conventional wisdom

Two years ago, Josef Newgarden and Bryan Clauson were racing on different continents in completely different cars. Newgarden was in Europe’s GP3 Series, trying to move through the development system to Formula 1. Clauson was running on America’s short tracks in the three USAC national series and where ever else he could squeeze into his [...]

Kings’ dominance has fans dreaming

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Jerry Brewer: Rivers has overcome disappointment in Orlando to succeed in Boston

Glenn “Doc” Rivers is living up to his nickname again. The Boston Celtics coach loves to joke that he’s Doc, not a doctor, when you ask him about player injuries. But Doc is quite skilled at making ill teams healthy.
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Eric Mack: Rays may add to deep staff with Cobb, Archer

One man exits, two, or three, men enter. It is good to be the Rays.
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