Prior to this week’s Mercedes-Benz Cup, 35-year-old Andre Agassi was termed by the ATP as “the legend” of tennis. After eight weeks off the court due to a sciatic nerve in his back and a one-year hiatus from the winner’s circle, the tennis community had reason to reserve him to “legendary” status not because of his recent accomplishments, but rather his success over the last two decades. Read more...

UCLA sophomore libero Tony Ker, named an Asics All-American a year ago, was named to the U.S. Junior National Team on Friday. Ker’s U.S. team will compete in the under-21 World Volleyball Championships in India from Aug. Read more...

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Winning the title wasn’t on Andre Agassi’s list of expectations when the Mercedes-Benz Cup kicked off last Monday. But now the 35-year-old veteran can’t help but acknowledge the reality of that goal. Read more...

Andre Agassi came into the Mercedes-Benz Cup looking to regain his form after an eight-week hiatus, all the while being expected to carry the weight of the tournament on his shoulders after several other big names suddenly dropped out. Read more...

After being hit with numerous player withdrawals and halted matches earlier this week, Thursday night the Mercedes-Benz Cup finally received what it had been asking for: an exciting match between two young U.S players on center court before a large sellout crowd. Read more...

The Green Bay Packers signed sixth-round pick Craig Bragg on Friday, as Bragg is scheduled to report to training camp today and practice as a professional for the first time Wednesday. Read more...