ESPN Headlines

• Alert CP3 helps Thunder shock Wolves in OT December 7, 2019
  A delay of game penalty on the Timberwolves at the end of regulation helped the Thunder stun Minnesota in overtime Friday night in Oklahoma City.
• Ducks won't seek easier opponents in CFP quest December 7, 2019
  Although an easier nonconference schedule might have helped Oregon's chances of reaching the College Football Playoff, Ducks coach Mario Cristobal said his program won't change its scheduling approach.
• How each conference championship game will be won December 7, 2019
  From the SEC and Big Ten all the way down to Division III, here's your championship weekend preview.
• College Football Playoff tracker: How each conference title game affects the field December 7, 2019
  The CFP tracker is your one-stop shop for how each result will impact the committee's decision.
• Blazers swingman Hood tears left Achilles tendon December 7, 2019
  Trail Blazers swingman Rodney Hood suffered a torn left Achilles tendon in the first quarter Friday night against the visiting Lakers.
• Sources: Cavs open to trade offers for Love December 7, 2019
  Kevin Love is on the radar of several playoff contenders, and the Cavaliers are open to moving him if they find a requisite package of young assets and/or future draft picks, sources told ESPN.
• Man United was supposed to be too big to fail: The inside story on how everything fell apart December 7, 2019
  Countless mistakes, £840m down the drain, four managers and one Ed Woodward: How Manchester United became specialists in failure.
• Ole Miss finalizing deal with Kiffin, sources say December 7, 2019
  Lane Kiffin is set to become the fourth Rebels coach in the past 10 seasons.
• Beilein disputes report players unhappy with him December 7, 2019
  Cavs coach John Beilein disputed a report that his players are unhappy with his coaching style, telling reporters Friday night that he has his players' attention and that they have been receptive.
• Legal fees drive $5.5M rise in USSF 2020 deficit December 7, 2019
  U.S. Soccer's projected 2020 deficit is set to grow $5.5 million due mostly to expenditures of $9m on legal fees devoted to various lawsuits.