Police: Woods, wife unavailable for interview 
WINDERMERE, Fla. — Tiger Woods and his wife were unavailable to speak to state troopers for the second straight day, asking them to return Sunday to clear up questions about how he crashed his SUV into a neighbor's tree.
Troopers first tried to talk to Woods on Friday, but the Florida Highway Patrol said his wife, Elin, told troopers Woods was sleeping, and they agreed to return the next day.
On Saturday, the patrol said officers were en route to interview the couple when Woods' agent, Mark Steinberg, called to say they wouldn't be available.
Woods, his wife, that odd little car accident -- and Rachel Uchitel
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Police chief: Woods' wife helped after accident
Tiger Woods was injured early Friday when he lost control of his SUV outside his Florida mansion, and a local police chief said Woods' wife used a golf club to smash out the back window to help get him out.
The world's No. 1 golfer was treated and released from a hospital in good condition, his spokesman said. The Florida Highway Patrol said Woods' vehicle hit a fire hydrant and a tree in his neighbor's yard after he pulled out of his driveway at 2:25 a.m.
Windermere police chief Daniel Saylor told The Associated Press that officers found the 33-year-old PGA star laying in the street with his wife, Elin, hovering over him.
Tiger Woods slightly injured in car accident near his home
Tiger Woods is just fine, thank you! The uber-pro golfer was treated for facial lacerations Friday after running into a fire hydrant and a tree in his Cadillac SUV around 2:25 a.m.
The mayor of Windermere, where Woods lives, told CNN that police arrived within two minutes of being notified.
And we know you're thinking it, at that time of night after a holiday, so -- the Florida Highway Patrol said that alcohol did not appear to be a factor, though the accident is under investigation.
McCoy's huge game pulls Texas past A&M, 49-39
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Roddrick Muckelroy looked too tired to walk, let alone lift his arm and sing "The Eyes of Texas."
The Texas linebacker and his teammates had barely survived their wildest game of the season, a 49-39 win over rival Texas A&M that kept the Longhorns' national title hopes alive and gave Colt McCoy a huge Heisman boost.
And it exhausted a defense that had looked dominant this season until Aggie quarterback Jerrod Johnson nearly matched McCoy blow-for-blow and left the Longhorns gasping on the field.
Report: Former MVP Allen Iverson set to retire
PHILADELPHIA — With no apparent interest from NBA teams, Allen Iverson is set to retire, according to an online report.
Commentator Stephen A. Smith published a statement on his Web site Wednesday attributed to Iverson. It said Iverson plans to retire but also that "I feel strongly that I can still compete at the highest level."
The statement also said Iverson has tremendous love for the game and the desire to play, adding there is "a whole lot left in my tank."
Lions have lost their touch on Thanksgiving
DETROIT — The Green Bay Packers are hoping to bolster their postseason chances with a win at Detroit on Thanksgiving.
Recent history suggests the Lions will be accommodating hosts.
Detroit has lost five straight games on the holiday by an average of 23.4 points since beating the Packers in 2003, and its worst game this season was at Green Bay.
Romo, Austin send Cowboys past Raiders 24-7
ARLINGTON, Texas — Miles Austin couldn't stop smiling, soaking up the cheers as he stared at himself on the giant video screens over the field. Then Tony Romo really soaked him, splashing a cup of water in his face.
All part of the fun for the Dallas Cowboys in their Thanksgiving rout of the Oakland Raiders.
Romo snapped the Cowboys from their offensive slumber by leading them to a season-high 494 yards, with Austin delivering 145 yards and a touchdown, sending the Cowboys to a 24-7 victory over the Raiders on Thursday.
Wall scores 23, No. 5 Kentucky tops Stanford in OT
CANCUN, Mexico — Freshman sensation John Wall scored a season-best 23 points, including clutch shots in the final minute that sent the game to overtime, and No. 5 Kentucky closed with an eight-point run for a 73-65 victory over gritty Stanford on Wednesday night in the championship game of the Cancun Challenge at the Moon Palace Resort.
Playing his fifth college game, Wall capped a big night with a slam dunk at the final horn, setting off a wild celebration by Kentucky players before a crowd of 1,425.
Wall hit a 12-foot fadeaway jumper from the right wing to tie the score at 61 with 30.6 seconds remaining in regulation, then two free throws with 2.4 seconds left to send the game to overtime.
Iverson Planning to Retire, Report Says
Allen Iverson is set to retire from the N.B.A., an online report said.
The commentator Stephen A. Smith on Wednesday published a statement attributed to Iverson on his Web site. In it Iverson said he planned to retire but added, “I feel strongly that I can still compete at the highest level.”
Iverson, a 10-time All-Star who played three games with the Memphis Grizzlies before taking a leave of absence, was waived Nov. 17. He left the Detroit Pistons on bad terms last spring after chafing at a reserve role.
