Janay Deloach, Former Csu Long Jumper, Makes U.s. Olympic Team

Anthony SlaterPower Lunch: Chat with Jenni Carlson

Chris Loschetter of Avon, Ohio, averaged 250 over 10 games of qualifying Thursday at AMF West to lead the field of 24 players who advanced to Friday’s match play finals in the Lucas Oil PBA Wo…

When Oriol Servia arrived at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and heard the slogan, he thought it was intended for him.

BY ED GODFREYOutdoors writer Ed Godfrey will be logging on at 11:30 a.m. to take your questions.

BY JOHN HELSLEYFor Oklahoma State, there’s suddenly something about two-run, ninth-inning leads against TCU. Something not good. The Horned Frogs rallied to beat the Cowboys 8-4 at the Big 12 Tournament Thursday night, scoring six runs in the ninth inning at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. TCU had scored just single runs in the third and sixth, before erupting against OSU relievers Vince Wheeland and Brendan McCurry, sending 11 to the plate in the ninth. The late collapse was a harsh flashback to TCU’s series-clinching win over the Cowboys in April, when OSU misplayed a fly ball in centerfield that would have been the final out, but instead turned into a game-winning, three-run double in a 3-2 Frogs win in Fort Worth. So the Cowboys have now dropped consecutive would-be-wins, turned losses, to TCU. “Those games in the past, that’s where they’re at,” said OSU coach Josh Holliday, “just like this game now.