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PodKast w/Steve James: "Head Games," concussions and reality TV ESPN (blog) Over the last five to 10 years, there has been a heightened awareness about the increased number of concussions, brain injuries and long-term risks potentially faced by athletes as the result of playing contact sports (and even sports commonly ... See all stories on this topic »

College football's most compelling games, week 4: Missouri vs South Carolina Examiner.com The final score may vary depending on which Quarterbacks start and finish the game. Both starters, James Franklin, (Missouri) and Connor Shaw (South Carolina) are nursing injuries. While Missouri is looking for its first SEC conference victory, South ... See all stories on this topic »

Four games to watch during UCF bye weekend Orlando Sentinel The Buzz: UCF players, coaches and fans all have their eyes on this game. UCF hosts Missouri after the bye. It will be UCF's first home game against an SEC team in school history. Will Missouri QB James Franklin play anywhere near full strength after a ... See all stories on this topic »

Quick look at the Pac-12 games ESPN (blog) The Utes need to get John White, who sat out last week against BYU, and the running game going to take pressure off quarterback Jon Hays. The Sun Devils are 17-6 against Utah and have won eight in a row in the series, including the past six in Tempe. See all stories on this topic »

Previewing the Big Ten noon games ESPN (blog) 16 Ohio State (3-0): The Buckeyes aim for their 400th win at Ohio Stadium as they conclude a relatively easy four-game home stretch to open the season. Tackling has been an emphasis point this week for an Ohio State defense that ranks 66th nationally ... See all stories on this topic »

With NFL Replacement Officials on Field, Pace of Games Sputters New York Times Watching football on television dictates diets and schedules and even basic household responsibilities like washing dishes or putting the kids to bed. It dominates happy hours and alters Circadian rhythms, depending on what time zone one happens to be in. See all stories on this topic » New York Times

Ten dumbest drinking games Salon Unlike understanding the character for whom this game is named, the rules of this game are very simple: players must live in Edward Scissorhand's shoes by losing the use of their hands… at least for as long as it takes for them to empty two 40 oz ... See all stories on this topic »

Philadelphia Phillies: Playoff Chances with 11 Games Left Bleacher Report They are 5.5 games back with just 12 games to play and leapfrogging five teams with so few games left to play is not going to happen. Nor have they shown any sort of hint that they have a 11-1 or 10-2 run in them to even make it close. So, for the ... See all stories on this topic » Bleacher Report

What defines and inspires music games, according to the developers who make ... VentureBeat What makes a music game? A lot of different elements can go into it — a sense of rhythm, harmony, and even a "pulse," or the beat that governs the entire game. But not everyone perceives the genre the same way, including developers. Part of that is ... See all stories on this topic » VentureBeat

Meltzer's Musings: European Games, Prospects in Action Hockeybuzz.com (blog) Ilya Bryzgalov and Pavel Datsyuk will play their first game for CSKA Moscow today when the storied Red Army team takes on HC Yugra in Moscow. The game starts at 9 AM eastern U.S./Canada time. A webcast is available here. Jakub Voracek's HC Lev club ... See all stories on this topic »

Back-to-back prime-time games give teams mini-bye Pro Football Weekly The Packers have a long time to enjoy their big, statement win on Thursday night over the rival Bears. Thanks to Green Bay's appeal to prime-time audiences, the Packers get an extra-long break, as they don't play again until Monday night in Week Three. See all stories on this topic »

Reds' Dusty Baker misses another game with heart issue USA TODAY CINCINNATI (AP) -- Rookie shortstop Zack Cozart considered what it would be like to celebrate a division title without the manager who made it possible. It wouldn't be nearly so satisfying without Dusty Baker doing some dousing. The Reds manager missed ... See all stories on this topic »

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