L.A. Times - Sports

Following the Rams' season-opening loss to the 49ers, the Chargers could have been L.A.'s only 1-0 NFL team, but they blew the assignment against the Cardinals.

After initially vowing to fight NBA sanctions, Clippers owner Steve Ballmer announced Sunday the team will comply with the league ruling.

Justin Herbert struggles to find his rhythm in the Chargers' new offense under Mike McDaniel as late mistakes prove costly in a 26-14 loss to the Cardinals.

Dodgers rookie Josue De Paula hit a three-run homer, but pitcher Tanner Scott could not hold onto a two-run lead in the ninth and the team lost in Miami.

Rams star defensive end Myles Garrett will undergo surgery on his injured left knee and likely will be placed on injured reserve, meaning he'll miss four games.

Freshman Jackson Renger from Los Alamitos High faces a big test in his rookie season playing football for Cornell.

Charles Szares, a soccer player, is perfect on field goals and PATs for Notre Dame, which is known for its kickers.

Curtis Pride endured years in the minors before breaking through with Montreal to become one of baseball's few deaf major leaguers and a symbol of perseverance.

The Lancers' forceful offensive line, led by Lucas Rhoa, goes up against the Trailblazers' disruptive defensive front, led by

UCLA asked fans to return to the Rose Bowl. Now Bob Chesney and the Bruins ask for patience as they work through their early hiccups.

Uncertainty surrounding Myles Garrett's knee injury threatens to transform what was expected to be a ferocious Rams defense into something much more tame.

Jayden Maiava passes for 261 yards and five touchdowns as No. 14 USC defeats Louisiana 49-30 to head into Big Ten play next week undefeated.