UCLA @ BYU -- Rick Neuheisel’s first road date as head coach of his alma mater takes him to Provo where the Bruins will clash with BYU. It will be the third meeting between the programs in just over a year. After the Bruins took a 27-17 verdict early last season, the Cougars eked out a 17-16 decision in the Las Vegas Bowl en route to finishing 14th in both the AP and USA Today (tied) polls. While the Cougars, ranked 15th in the coaches' poll and 18th by the AP, are set at quarterback with All-America candidate Max Hall, injuries forced Neuheisel to turn to transfer Kevin Craft. The junior threw four INTs, but hung tough in an opening win against Tennessee. SATURDAY, 3:30 ET.

Twelve cities around the Show Me State have been selected as Start or Finish cities for the second edition of the Tour of Missouri, an elite, point-to-point cycling stage race to be held September 8-14, 2008.  The second Tour of Missouri has been extended from six to seven days after an extremely successful inaugural event in 2007, and will showcase some of the state’s most beautiful roads and rolling terrain, rich history, and diverse scenery, from the start in St. Joseph, site of the Pony Express, to Kansas City, to the Ozarks, to the bourgeoning wine country, culminating with a blockbuster weekend again with stops in historic St. Charles and the ultimate finish in St. Louis with the Gateway Arch as a backdrop. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 AT 4PM/ET.

NEW YORK, NY (Aug. 7, 2008) -- The Indy Racing League, the sanctioning body for the IndyCar Series and Firestone Indy Lights, today announced multi-year media partnerships with ABC and VERSUS.

WEC: FABER vs. BROWN Event at Hard Rock Live scheduled for Sept. 10, POSTPONED Due to the Threat of Hurricane Ike to South Florida. Fight rescheduled for November 5th.