Alouettes hope history won't repeat itself

The Saskatchewan Riders have a Grey Cup pedigree with 26 players remaining from the 2007 team. The Montreal Alouettes, meanwhile, have a history of not getting it done on the CFL?s biggest stage, with just one victory in six attempts since 2000. The Alouettes head into Sunday's game as 9.5-point favourites, but will be playing in a hostile atmosphere

Big comeback keeps Colts undefeated

Peyton Manning threw for three touchdowns and the Colts rallied from a 13-point halftime deficit against Houston Sunday for a 35-27 win, their 20th straight regular-season victory

Tiger Woods says accident ?my fault?

Tiger Woods says the car crash that sent him to the hospital is his fault and has become embarrassing to him and his family, but he plans to keep it a private matter

Paradis wins opening super G, Kucera crashes

Canada?s Manuel Osborne-Paradis claimed the season-opening World Cup super-G on Sunday but victory celebrations were muted by an injury to teammate and Olympic medal hope John Kucera

Suns' Nash keeps Raptors in the loss column

Steve Nash once again delivered in his annual pilgrimage to Toronto. The Victoria-raised Phoenix point guard supplied 20 points and 16 assists, as his team beat the slumping Toronto Raptors 113-94

Nets fire Lawrence Frank after 0-16 start

The New Jersey Nets have fired coach Lawrence Frank after losing their first 16 games during one of the worst starts in NBA history

Chelsea surge clear with 3-0 win at Arsenal

Chelsea regained their dominant place in the Premier League title race with a 3-0 win at the Emirates on Sunday that restored their five-point lead over Manchester United. Two goals from Didier Drogba and a Thomas Vermaelen own goal made the difference as Arsenal, who had won their previous 11 home games in all competitions, struggled to make an impression on a Chelsea defence that has conceded just eight goals in 14 league games

Davydenko beats Del Potro to win ATP finals

Nikolay Davydenko has won the first big tournament of his career, beating U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro 6-3, 6-4 to win the ATP World Tour Finals. Davydenko ran down just about every ball on Sunday and dominated his service games, losing only five points on serve in the first set. The Russian eliminated top-ranked Roger Federer in the semifinals

U.S. firm building Canada?s Olympic pavilion

Canada?s $9.2-million, Olympic pavilion is being built by a U.S. firm from Chicago. And Joyce Murray, Liberal MP for Vancouver Quadra, is accusing the federal government of badly botching the contracting process by waiting too long to issue it

Roethlisberger sidelined by concussion

Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger will miss Sunday night?s game at Baltimore because of a concussion

Source: Iverson approached by 76ers

Allen Iverson?s retirement could be a short one. A person with knowledge of the talks says the Philadelphia 76ers have been approached about signing their former franchise superstar

Brannagan leads Queen's to Vanier Cup title

Danny Brannagan got the last laugh after all. The Golden Gaels quarterback led Queen?s to a 33-31 win Saturday over the favoured Calgary Dinos