Google Alert - Sports

	Sports As-it-happens update ⋅ October 20, 2017
	NEWS
	Thunder Blow out Knicks as Carmelo Anthony Scores 22 Points in Debut Bleacher Report Carmelo Anthony scored 22 points in his first game against his former team and Russell Westbrook added a triple-double as the Oklahoma City Thunder breezed their way to a 105-84 win over the New York Knicks on Thursday. Flag as irrelevant
	Raiders eke out 31-30 win over Chiefs on Carr's late TD pass USA TODAY OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - The Oakland Raiders scored two apparent game-winning touchdowns that didn't count. The Kansas City Chiefs forced incompletions on back-to-back plays that ended with 0:00 on the clock only to have the game extended by ... Flag as irrelevant
	Top-rated QB prospect, Georgia commit Justin Fields injures hand, broken finger suspected Austin American-Statesman KENNESAW, Ga. - We might've seen the last of Justin Fields as a high school player. With Georgia coach Kirby Smart standing only a few feet away, Harrison High's star quarterback and the Bulldogs' prized commitment ran off the field with a right hand ... Flag as irrelevant
	Patrick Chung ready to fill secondary's holes The Boston Globe Safety Patrick Chung breaks up a third-quarter pass intended for Tampa Bay's Cameron Brate in the Patriots' 19-14 win on Oct. 5.Jim Davis/Globe Staff. Flag as irrelevant
	Ronald Darby returning to practice this week NBCSports.com The Eagles defense is closing in on getting a key player back in the lineup. Cornerback Ronald Darby has not played since dislocating his ankle in the season opener, but head coach Doug Pederson offered a positive update on his condition at a Thursday ... Flag as irrelevant
	KU's Bill Self acknowledges the hype surrounding upcoming exhibition game against MU Kansas City Star Bill Self envisions an electric atmosphere inside a sold-out Sprint Center on Sunday. In fact, he foresees unprecedented excitement surrounding a basketball game that won't count in the standings. Flag as irrelevant
	President Trump releases petition requesting support on standing during the national anthem USA TODAY In another step to try to keep pressure on the NFL for not disciplining players who are choosing to protest during the national anthem, President Trump and Vice President Pence released a petition asking for supporters' signatures. Flag as irrelevant
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