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Brydon Carse charged by Cricket Regulator over arrest on night out
Police investigated allegations of assault in Derby
Carse faces disciplinary hearing in next few weeks
Brydon Carse has been charged with improper conduct by the Cricket Regulator after his arrest on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly during a night out with his Durham teammates in Derby in August. djcc.club
The fast bowler was subsequently interviewed by Derbyshire police, which investigated allegations of assault before closing the case without pressing charges a fortnight ago, as revealed by the Guardian.
Continue reading...Trey Hendrickson out for Week 4 after undergoing procedure for broken finger
The Ravens will be without Trey Hendrickson for this week's game against the Titans, but he should be back soon.
Head coach Jesse Minter told reporters in his Friday press conference that Hendrickson underwent a procedure to repair his broken finger and is out for Week 4.
“We were able to get the finger fixed,” Minter said. “We think it’ll be [a] very, very short term [absence], but just in a quick way to get that fixed and get him back, I think that’s going to be best for us moving forward long term.”
Hendrickson’s finger had been broken in multiple places.
In three games so far this season, Hendrickson has registered one sack, a tackle for loss, and three quarterback hits.
Baltimore’s full injury report with game statuses will be released later on Friday.
Packers DT Warren Brinson to miss "significant time" with groin injury
Packers defensive tackle Warren Brinson missed the first three games of the season with a calf injury and he's set to miss a lot more action with a new ailment.
Brinson appeared on this week's injury report with a groin issue in addition to the calf and head coach Matt LaFleur said that it will be the reason for an extended absence from the field.
"Unfortunately I think he's gonna miss a significant amount of time," LaFleur said, via Weston Hodkiewicz of the team's website. "All he did was slip and injuries occur and a lot of times it's non-contract."
Brinson was a sixth-round pick last year. He had 13 tackles and a half-sack in 11 appearances as a rookie.
Players liable for £2.8m in legal fees to brain injury case defendants by end of October
Costs partly due to delays caused by previous solicitors
Case still ‘in crisis’, fees need to be settled this month
Claimants in the ongoing legal action over brain injuries in rugby have been left on the hook for £2.8m in legal fees owed to the defendants, the majority of which will have to be settled by the end of October if the case is going to continue in anything like its current form.
The costs are a direct consequence of the delays that the court decided were caused by what the judge, Senior Master Cook, described in court on Friday as the “contradictory and misguided approach” of Rylands Garth, the solicitors firm who had been representing the players until earlier this year.
Continue reading...CFB Pick 'Em: Top Week 5 Games, Including Alabama-Mississippi State, Ohio State-Iowa
Conference play is heating up as college football’s Week 5 gets underway. The action kicks off Friday night on FOX with a huge Big Ten showdown as Northwestern opens its new $862 million stadium against Penn State. The SEC also takes center stage with No. 7 Alabama heading to Starkville to face No. 16 Mississippi State. Can Kamario Taylor keep his incredible Heisman Trophy run going and lead the Bulldogs to an upset over the Crimson Tide? Then on "Big Noon Kickoff," Minnesota hosts Michigan, looking to build off last week’s win over Washington. Can the Gophers keep the momentum going and hand Michigan its second straight loss? The Hawkeyes are coming off a dramatic win over Michigan, but now get an even bigger test against Ohio State. Can Iowa deliver another stunner at Kinnick Stadium, or will Jeremiah Smith and the Buckeyes continue their conference dominance? And at night, Clemson gets an opportunity to re-announce itself to the college football world if it can pull off a huge upset win over No. 4 Miami. Out west, Lincoln Riley and USC face another major test at home. Can the Trojans avoid back-to-back Big Ten home losses and prove the doubters wrong? Here are our expert picks for the biggest matchups of the Week 5 college football season. College football Saturday in Week 5 kicks off with some notable big games, including No. 7 Alabama at No. 16 Mississippi State (noon ET, ABC), Michigan at Minnesota (noon ET, FOX) and No. 5 Ohio State at No. 14 Iowa (3:30 p.m. ET, CBS).