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NASCAR wrong to keep fines, names under wraps

Here's a good one: what do Chad Ochocinco, LeBron James, Mark Cuban and Philip Rivers have in common?

NASCAR Nationwide Series needs a jolt

The NASCAR Nationwide Series once offered a fascinating proving ground for homegrown teams, hungry young drivers and mavericks who were more concerned about chasing a trophy than pleasing a corporate sponsor.

FanHouse: NASCARs secret fines a bad idea

OK, let's get this straight. A driver intentionally wrecking someone at 180 mph under NASCAR 's "Boys Have It" doctrine is acceptable? But a driver criticizing the sport won't be tolerated?

Third & Short

NFL COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Jack Tatum, the Pro Bowl safety for the Oakland Raiders best known for his crushing hit that paralyzed Darryl Stingley in an NFL preseason game in 1978, has died. He was 61. Nicknamed "The Assassin," Tatum, died of a heart att ...

Itemizing for end of summer

As we approach the end of July and soon usher in the beginning of August, can the opening of high school fall sports be far behind? Its time to itemize a few things from the local and regional world of sports. ITEM: NASHUA HIGH SCHOOL NORTH HOCKEY COACH DARRYL GREEN STEPS DOWN TO TAKE JOB AT UMASS LOWELL. This is an interesting move on many fronts. Green was a rare find a hockey coach who ...

Brickyard 400 numbers keep falling

After drawing the smallest crowd Sunday in the 17 years NASCAR has been coming to Indianapolis Motor Speedway, a new challenge could await the 2011 Brickyard 400.

NASCAR Capsules: McMurray wins Brickyard after Montoya falters

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Juan Pablo Montoya once again had victory within reach at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Then questionable strategy cost him first the lead, and ultimately the race.