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Dec 28, 2013; Las Vegas, NV, USA; Anderson Silva reacts after breaking his leg on a kick to Chris Weidman (not pictured) during their UFC middleweight championship bout at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY S

Doctor: Anderson Silva could train again in 6-9 months

The doctor who set Anderson Silva's broken leg believes he could train in 6-9 months

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NFL coaching candidate pool deep in wake of Black Monday

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Texas, the Alamo, Mack Brown and the long goodbye

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Dwyane Wade on infant son: 'Blessing to the bloodline'
The Miami Heat star discussed a recent report and his commitment to fatherhood on Monday.

nhl

An aerial view of the ice surface to be used at Michigan Stadium for the 2014 Winter Classic.

Nostalgia key to Winter Classic's appeal
Outdoor hockey rouses heartwarming memories for players, fans

nfl

Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III took the high road when talking about head coach Mike Shanahan's firing on Monday.

Redskins' Robert Griffin III offers thanks to fired Mike Shanahan
QB to fired Redskins coach: "I want to thank him for drafting me to the Washington Redskins and giving me a chance to live out my dreams."

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Patriots quarterback Tim Tebow has been vocal about wanting to be a quarterback, but his agreement to come to play where Tom Brady reigns supreme says differently.

At ESPN, Tim Tebow finally found a role that fits
This job makes sense.

olympics

Team USA snowboarder Seth Wescott, shown here during a portrait session at the Team USA Media Summit at Canyons Grand Summit Hotel, expressed concern about the Russian bombings.

Olympic athletes concerned after Russian bombings
The IOC and USOC didn't express additional alarm after the second suicide bombing.

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Reporter passes out on live TV, finishes interview anyway
A true pro.

nfl

Jim Schwartz went 29-51 as the head coach of the Detroit Lions, taking them to the playoffs once.

Lions fire coach Jim Schwartz after failing to reach playoffs
He was 29-52 in five seasons and reached postseason only once after this year's collapse.