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Scott Van Pelt and Andy North recap all of the action from the U.S. Open.

Missouri's most important game in 2013 is the Nov. 2 home game against Tennessee.

ESPN.com ACC blogger Heather Dinich discusses the vandalism of Howard's Rock at Clemson University.

From the archives: Pretending to be Tiger Woods, actor Will Ferrell accepts the 2008 ESPY award for Best Male Athlete.

Andre Ware ranks his top five quarterbacks in the SEC.

Tiger Woods finished 20 strokes behind Matt Kuchar, who won the Memorial Tournament.

Tiger Woods recorded his worst nine-hole score as a professional, and Matt Kuchar finished the third round in the lead at the Memorial Tournament.

LSU coach Les Miles discusses the proposed SEC substance-abuse policy, the decision to keep the eight-game conference schedule and expectations for his team this season.

Kipp Adams explains what the latest is with Clemson commit Deshaun Watson's "secret" visit to Auburn. Also, we look at what four-star recruits Nick Chubb and Dominique Booth are thinking, as well as a big recruiting weekend for Auburn.

Bryan Burwell discusses the ongoing Tiger Woods-Sergio Garcia spat, which has gotten more personal than most golf course rivalries.

If the season started tomorrow a number of SEC teams would have to figure out who would be their starters under center.

Cary Chow and the college football bloggers look ahead and ask the question what would happen if the season started tomorrow.

Baseball Tonight looks at if Justin Verlander should have returned to the mound after the rain delay.

Bob Harig discusses Sergio Garcia's controversial remark about Tiger Woods and Woods' reaction.

Paul Azinger weighs in on the announcement that anchoring a club while making a stroke will be banned beginning in 2016.

Eric Karabell and David Schoenfield break down the top hitting duos in baseball.