5:15 PM: The Orlando Sentinel reports 86-year-old Orlando Magic owner Rich DeVos suffered a mild stroke last month. DeVos was admitted to a Grand Rapids, Michigan hospital on August 19 and released two days later.
5:00 PM: Fox 26 Houston reports that when Roger Clemens pitches for the minor league Sugar Land Skeeters on Friday, his son Koby will be his catcher. Koby signed with the Skeeters after being released by the Toronto Blue Jays earlier this week.
4:45 PM: Asked by WEEI radio host Glenn Ordway if he had "checked out" of the 2012 season, Boston Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine responded: "What an embarrassing thing to say. If I were there right now, I'd punch you right in the mouth. Ha, ha. How's that sound? Is that like I checked out?"
4:30 PM: The Anniston Star reports former Georgia & current Jacksonville State RB Washaun Ealey has been suspended from Saturday's game against Chattanooga after he was arrested on marijuana possession charges Wednesday.
4:15 PM: Washington Redskins LB London Fletcher on tonight's Dallas Cowboys-New York Giants NFL regular season opener: "I wish they could both lose."
4:00 PM: ESPN college football analyst David Pollack shares a photo of the Cincinnati Bearcats' new red helmet.
3:45 PM: New St. Louis Rams offensive tackle Wayne Hunter says of New York Jets fans: "They're like sharks. If they don't like you, they let you know right off the bat. And even if you're doing good, they might just not like you for the heck of it. It's brutal over there."
3:30 PM: Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel said DE Sheldon Richardson's comments about Georgia playing "old man football" were "wrong and irresponsible": "He got caught up in the moment. He made a mistake. We handled that internally. We don't do that here at Missouri."
3:15 PM: Barry Bonds has voiced his support for Lance Armstrong: "I think if it wasn't for him, U.S. cycling wouldn't even be here. He was the greatest cyclist of all."
3:00 PM: Former Eagles, Redskins & Vikings QB Donovan McNabb is joining the NFL Network.
2:45 PM: University of Michigan basketball recruit Austin Hatch, who survived a 2011 plane crash that killed his father & stepmother, has been granted an extra year of high school eligibility.
2:30 PM: The NFL announces it is donating $30 million to the National Institutes of Health to help study concussions & brain injuries and other sports-related health issues.
2:15 PM: Tulane football coach Curtis Johnson tweets after being hospitalized for heat-related issues: "Hey everyone, I'm back! Thanks so much for all the calls, texts and emails. This one is on me. I should know better! #nolaheat"
2:00 PM: The Centre Daily Times reports Franco Harris is expected to speak at a Sept. 15 Penn State on-campus rally calling for the school's Board of Trustees to resign. The rally is also expected to call for the resignations of Penn State president Rodney Erickson & Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett.
1:45 PM: The Chicago Tribune reports Bears coach Lovie Smith has lost 29 pounds over the past year: "I'm on a health kick like I've never been on in my life. I'm as healthy as I've been probably since I was a kid. I'm in a lot better shape than I was in five years ago."
Source: http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/sbblive?eid=41752
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