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Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians was taken to a hospital Sunday with an undisclosed illness and will not be with the team for its wild-card playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens. Clyde Christensen, the Colts' quarterback coach, will call plays. Arians served as interim coach for 12 games this season, going 9-3, when head coach Chuck Pagano was undergoing chemotherapy treatment for leukemia. Arians became dizzy Sunday morning, a source told ESPN. After running tests in the hospital, doctors think he may have a virus or inner ear infection. Arians says he feels he could have left to coach the game but doctors would not let him, the source said. Source: ESPN

im glade to see that the nhl is back. i like watching it once in a while

A tentative agreement has been reached between the NHL and the players' association. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr stood side by side in the early hours of Sunday morning to announce there was a framework in place for a new collective bargaining agreement. Although the deal still requires language clarification, legal fine-tuning and ratification from both sides, a verbal agreement has been reached on the major points. "We still have a lot of work to do," Bettman said, "but it's good to be at this poin The deal still requires majority approval from both the board of governors -- as early as Tuesday -- and the NHLPA membership before it can become official. The tentative agreement is a 10-year deal with a mutual opt-out clause after eight years and includes contract term limits at seven years (eight years for a team to re-sign its own players), a source confirmed to ESPNNewYork.com. "I am happy deal has been reached and excited to get back to playing hockey," Penguins star Sidney Crosby said in an email. Source: ESPN

probablly one of the best at that position. first ballot for sure

probabbly to just eat healthier

in my oppinion this was just another way to stay in the headlines. i dont know why he always likes being in the headlines but he does

cant wait for the Notre Dame game tommorow night. Dont think i can stay up for it tho. im just getting over a wicked cold

I wouldnt go as far to say he is a top 5 player. to be top five in my eyes you need to be as good as Lebron, Kobe, Paul, Durant, Griffin. and I see him trailing those guys a little bit. but he is very close to being a top 5 player

im really looking forward to this game. i hope RG3 shows up

i get it eveey year

goin to tbe knicks celtics pre season game tonight

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Colts coach Chuck Pagano has been diagnosed with leukemia and is expected to be hospitalized six to eight weeks as he undergoes treatment. Team owner Jim Irsay made the announcement Monday during a somber and sometimes emotional news conference at the team complex. "I am optimistic. I feel with every fiber of my body and I know Chuck feels the same way that he can beat this thing," Irsay said. Offensive coordinator Bruce Arians will serve as the interim coach in Pagano's absence. Irsay said that Pagano requested that Arians coach the team while he is undergoing treatment. Source: ESPN

North Carolina coach Roy Williams told the Tar Heel Sports Network that he went through a scary time last month as he prepared to have a tumor removed from his right kidney. But, the Hall of Fame coach said, he felt like "a blessed human being" after learning last week that the tumor was benign. Williams will have a biopsy on a tumor on his left kidney this week. "You hear all these stories where people say it just hits you between the eyes, and I've always heard that,'' Williams said Saturday during halftime of the Tar Heels' football game. "But there's no way to prepare for it, there's no way to say, 'Well, things are going to be all right,' because then your mind just starts racing, and you have so many thoughts going through your mind, (like) 'What am I going to do today, tomorrow? When am I going to do this?' Source: ESPN

If Mark Sanchez continues to struggle, his days as the New York Jets' quarterback will be numbered. For now, he has the support of Rex Ryan, who was bombarded with questions Monday as the inevitable Sanchez-Tim Tebow controversy erupted. "I think (Sanchez) is definitely our guy," Ryan said. "I don't want to get into the what-ifs, this, that or whatever. I just know in my heart, right now, that this is not the time (to change)." After six months of simmering, Sanchez-Tebow has reached a full boil, with Sanchez coming off three straight poor performances. Even Jets owner Woody Johnson, appearing on a Bloomberg TV political show, was asked about the quarterback situation. Source: ESPN