Calm down, there's much more football to be played this season

Everyone is down on the Giants and Titans, but TMQ says it's way too early to know which team is the best in the NFL.

...Richard Gasquet of France returns the ball against Rainer Schuettler of Germany on day five of the AIG Japan Open Tennis Championship 2008 at Ariake Colosseum on October 3, 2008 in Tokyo, Japan

A college football playoff system will cause big problems

President-elect Barack Obama wants a college football playoff system, but TMQ argues the other side.

...photo, former Allstate CEO Edward Liddy is shown during an interview with the Associated Press in Chicago. AIG's chief executive, Robert Willumstad, is expected to be replaced by Liddy, according to The Wall Street...

Germany tops England in shirt sponsor cash

Germany's Bundesliga has overtaken the English Premier League as Europe's top division for shirt sponsorship revenue.

Week 12 Pigskin Pick 'em/Eliminator preview

AJ Mass discusses Week 12 of the NFL season for Pigskin Pick 'Em and Eliminator.

The solution to the NFL referee crisis? Electronics

Since NFL officiating seems to be devoid of the real thing, Gregg Easterbrook says the time has come for artificial intelligence.

Masters Cup debutants out to prove themselves

Four Points As it turned out, this year's Tennis Masters Cup ended up as a split draw -- four familiar faces returning to the season-ending grand s...

The AIG deal is dead. As yet there are no takers to replace them

Olympic frustration for Spurs

Phil Holland on how an Olympic U-turn has cost Spurs, rumours at Pompey and concern for Man Utd.

Budget-conscious general managers gather for annual meeting

Baseball general managers began an offseason of economic uncertainty when they gathered for their annual meeting.

The power run makes a refreshing return to the NFL

In this pass-happy era, it was delightful to see old-fashioned ground games dominate Week 9.

United chief Gill unworried by credit crunch

Manchester United chief executive David Gill is not convinced the credit crunch will have the catastrophic effect many pundits fear.

Man Utd confident of landing new £19m shirt deal

Manchester United chief executive David Gill is confident the Red Devils will match their current £19million-a-year sponsorship deal with AIG when they look for a replacement in 2010.

Dissecting the NFL coaching experience

Mike Singletary has never been a head coach before, at any level, so his odds of success are pretty slim.