Update on the latest sports
APGOLF-RYDER CUP
US brings big lead into final day of Ryder Cup
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. (AP) — The U.S. Ryder Cup team is trying to maintain its big lead over the Europeans on the final day of the Ryder Cup.
The United States began the day with an 11-5 lead. It needs 3 1/2 points out of the 12 singles matches to capture the cup for only the fourth time in the last 13 meetings.
Europe has a massive hill to climb. No team has overcome such a large deficit on the final day to win.
NFL-NEWS
Patriots running back James White carted off
UNDATED (AP) — The New England Patriots have lost a key cog of their offense. Running back James White was carted off the field early in the second quarter with a hip injury.
White was being tackled along the sideline by Saints linebacker Demario Davis after a 6-yard run with 11:34 remaining in the quarter when he landed awkwardly on his knees. White remained on his back and was attended to by the training staff before the cart was called out.
Nearly all of White’s teammates came by to pat him on the shoulder before the cart drove to the locker room.
Elsewhere around the NFL:
— The New York Giants lost three starters in the first half of their game against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday at MetLife Stadium. Inside linebacker Blake Martinez, their leading tackler, went down with a knee injury on the opening series. Wide receivers Darius Slayton and Sterling Shepard left the game with hamstring injuries.
— Colts All-Pro left guard Quenton Nelson is questionable to return against the Tennessee Titans after being carted to the locker room. Nelson had someone roll up on his right ankle on a third-and-1 run by Jonathan Taylor early in the second quarter. He stayed on the ground for a couple minutes before walking to the sideline slowly before being taken to the locker room. The Colts also lost defensive end Kwity Paye for the rest of the game after he hurt a hamstring in the first quarter. Tennessee Pro Bowl wide receiver A.J. Brown also left the game with a hamstring injury.
T25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL-POLL
Clemson falls to No. 25 in AP poll, snapping top-10 streak
UNDATED (AP) — Clemson has tumbled to No. 25 in The Associated Press college football poll, snapping its streak of 97 straight weeks in the top 10.
The Tigers lost for the second time this season Saturday — falling in double overtime to North Carolina State — and dropped 16 spots from No. 9.
Clemson’s top-10 streak was tied with Alabama for the longest current run in college football and second-longest in the history of the AP poll, behind Miami’s 137 from 1985-93.
The Crimson Tide remained No. 1, Georgia held its spot at No. 2 and Oregon stayed No. 3. Penn State moved up two spots to No. 4, Iowa held at No. 5 and Oklahoma slipped two spots to No. 6.
Cincinnati moved up a spot to No. 7 and Arkansas jumped eight spots to No. 8 after beating Texas A&M. The Razorbacks have their best ranking since they were No. 8 early in the 2012 season. No. 9 Notre Dame and Florida rounded out the top 10.
F1-RUSSIAN GP
Hamilton wins 100th F1 race to take lead over Verstappen
SOCHI, Russia (AP) — Lewis Hamilton became the first Formula One driver to win 100 races with victory in the Russian Grand Prix on Sunday to retake the championship lead from Max Verstappen.
Hamilton dropped to seventh place when he was boxed in at the first corner but fought back and passed Lando Norris for the win when the McLaren driver stayed out on slick tires in late rain and slid off the track.
Hamilton turned Verstappen’s five-point championship lead into a two-point lead of his own as the Dutch driver finished second after a dramatic drive from last on the grid. Carlos Sainz was third for Ferrari.
