</div id> 15 November 2007 (Thursday) American football NCAA Division I FBS AP Top 25: Arizona 34, (2) Oregon 24 The Ducks lose Heisman Trophy candidate Dennis Dixon to a knee injury in the first quarter, and go on to lose their national title hopes in Tucson. American college basketball (AP rankings in parentheses): (3) Memphis 63, Oklahoma 53 (4) Kansas 92, Washburn 60 (5) Georgetown 74, Michigan 52 Cricket: Pakistan cricket team in India in 2007–08 260/4 beat 255/6 (50 ov.) by 6 wickets Take lead in the five ODI series by (3–1) Major League Baseball: Federal prosecutors in San Francisco unseal an indictment of Barry Bonds for perjury and obstruction of justice. He is charged with lying to a federal grand jury that he did not knowingly use performance-enhancing drugs. (AP via ESPN.com) Jake Peavy of the San Diego Padres, winner of the pitcher's Triple Crown in the National League, is unanimously chosen as the league's Cy Young Award winner. Alex Rodriguez decides to stay with the New York Yankees, agreeing in principle to a new 10-year contract worth a reported $275 million. The contract, expected to be drafted and signed in the next few days, is likely to include millions more should he break Bonds' career home run record while with the Yankees. (AP via ESPN.com) <div id="14_November_2007"> </div id> 14 November 2007 (Wednesday) Major League Baseball postseason awards: Bob Melvin of the Arizona Diamondbacks (National League) and Eric Wedge of the Cleveland Indians (American League) win the Manager of the Year award for their respective leagues, as awarded by the Baseball Writers' Association of America. American college basketball: The Gazelle Group, a Princeton, New Jersey company that operates two major season-opening tournaments, announces that it will launch a new NCAA Division I postseason tournament in March 2008 to be called the College Basketball Invitational. The CBI is intended to compete with the National Invitation Tournament for teams that did not make the NCAA tournament. (AP via ESPN.com) Scores (rankings from AP Poll): (1) North Carolina 72, Davidson 68 (7) Tennessee 101, Arkansas-Monticello 44 National Football League: The league reinstates Ricky Williams after an 18-month suspension due to violation of the league's substance abuse policy. (ESPN.com) The Indianapolis Colts suffer a major blow when star defensive end Dwight Freeney is confirmed to have suffered a Lisfranc fracture of his left foot, which ends his season. (ESPN.com) <div