MIAMI -- Giancarlo Stantons season is not over after all, and the Miami Marlins hope getting their slugger back provides a much-needed spark to their fledgling postseason chances.Stanton, who is limited to pinch-hitting duty for now, batted for pitcher Jose Urena in the bottom of the fifth inning of the Marlins 4-3 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night and singled to left-center field. He was then removed for a pinch runner.The Marlins reinstated the Home Run Derby champion from the disabled list earlier Tuesday, barely three weeks after his season was thought to be over because of a badly strained groin.Marlins manager Don Mattingly said all that Stanton will be able to do for now is pinch hit, but for a team that is freefalling out of the NL wild-card race any help would be welcomed.Thats what he knows he can do right now, Mattingly said. Were not talking about him going to be in right field three days from now. Thats not going to happen, but I do expect that to happen at some point.Before he was activated, Stanton took part in a simulated game Tuesday, did some baserunning and shagged fly balls. After all that came one final checkup with doctors -- the Marlins almost foreshadowed what was happening by tweeting out a photo of the chiseled Stanton with the words Not Human -- and then the announcement of the roster move.Stanton hurt his left groin trying to stretch a single into a double in what became the final out of an 8-7 loss to the Chicago White Sox on Aug. 13. The Marlins originally thought the severity of the injury meant Stanton would need six weeks to recover.A mere 24 days later, he was back.This is something that could give us a little bit of a bump, hopefully, Mattingly said.Miami came into the day having lost 22 of its past 33 games, and five games out of the second wild-card spot. But the roster looked much better Tuesday than it has in weeks, because not long before Stanton was reinstated the Marlins also activated first baseman Justin Bour from the 60-day disabled list.Stanton leads the Marlins with 25 home runs. Bour is fourth on the team with 15, despite missing the past two months.Obviously, were not in a great spot right now, at this moment, Mattingly said. But again, I talk about it a lot -- things can change quickly. Its good to see guys coming back. ... It cant hurt. I think weve been a little bit beaten up over the last couple weeks, mentally.Also Tuesday, the Marlins recalled left-handers Justin Nicolino and Hunter Cervenka from Triple-A New Orleans, and outfielder Yefri Perez from Double-A Jacksonville.Right-hander Kendry Flores was designated for assignment.The Associated Press contributed to this report. Air Max 1 Sale Canada . 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COLLEGE FOOTBALLAUSTIN, Texas -- Tom Herman now gets his chance for a Texas takeover.Herman, who coached Houston to national prominence the last two seasons, was announced as the new Texas coach Saturday, replacing Charlie Strong, who was fired in the morning after three consecutive losing seasons.Longhorn football has been -- and always will be -- a national power, winning and playing for national championships with great pride and passion, supported by an unbelievable fan base, Herman said in statement released by Texas.Contract details were not immediately released, and must still be approved by Texas Board of Regents. Texas still owes Strong nearly $11 million on his original five-year guaranteed contract.SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Coach Brian Kelly says he is fully committed to staying at Notre Dame after the Fighting Irish finished with their second-worst record in five decades. An embarrassing 45-27 loss to USC left Notre Dame with a 4-8 mark.Kelly stated his intentions in a statement released by the school Sunday.Yahoo Sports reported Saturday night that Kelly had reached out through representatives to explore coaching options outside Notre Dame.The school tweeted Kellys remarks at about 3:45 a.m. The coach said he thought he had made clear his plans to stay. He says he is not, has not and will not be interested in jobs outside Notre Dame. He remains fully committed to leading this program in the future.Kelly is 59-31 in seven seasons at Notre Dame -- the most losses by an Irish coach. The Irish began this season ranked No. 10. They are just 15-15 under Kelly since starting 7-1 in 2014.COLLEGE FOOTBALL POLLSouth Florida and Pittsburgh were among six teams to enter The Associated Press college football poll on Sunday, matching a record for the Top 25 era.USF and Pitt are tied for No. 24. 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The Rough Riders won the last of their seven titles in 1976, and the Senators won in 1925 and 1926.Calgary was favored by double digits after finishing the regular season 15-2-1. The Redblacks, at 8-9-1, were the first team to finish first in a division with a losing record.The 41-year-old Burris won the game MVP award for the second time. He also was the Grey Cup MVP with the Stampeders in 2008 in their victory over Montreal at Olympic Stadium. He was Jeff Garcias backup with the 1998 champion Stampeders.The Stampeders rallied from 20 points down and, after a successful onside kick, forced overtime on Rene Paredes field goal with 10 seconds left in regulation. Bo Levi Mitchell threw three interceptions.WOMENS SLALOMKILLINGTON, Vt. -- Mikaela Shiffrin won her sixth straight World Cup slalom Sunday after building a healthy lead in the first run at Killington.The overall World Cup leader finished in a combined 1 minute, 27.95 seconds. Slovakias Veronika Velez Zuzulova was 0.73 seconds behind, and Switzerlands Wendy Holdener was third in 1:28.81.Norways Nina Loeseth, runner-up in Saturdays giant slalom, was fourth in 1:29.29. She was 0.01 seconds ahead of Slovakias Petra Vlhova. The top five first-run skiers finished in the same position.Shiffrin also won the first slalom of the World Cup season in Finland. With a first in slalom and fifth in giant slalom at Killington, the American extended her World Cup lead. She has 325 points to 168 for runner-up Wendy Holdener.Shiffrin attended Burke Mountain Academy in northern Vermont and was the clear crowd favorite. This weekends World Cup races are the first for Killington and the first in 38 years in Vermont. ' ' '