Some of the sports stories The Associated Press is covering Saturday. A full Sports Digest will be sent by about 3 p.m. All times EDT:- WASHINGTON -- With a 1-0 lead in the NLDS, the Los Angeles Dodgers send Rich Hill to the mound against the Washington Nationals Tanner Roark. Game starts 4:08 p.m.- CHICAGO -- Kyle Hendricks, baseballs ERA leader, starts for Chicago in Game 2 of the NLDS. Former Cubs pitcher Jeff Samardzija goes for the San Francisco Giants, who lost the opener 1-0. Game starts 8:08 p.m.- Stories on Sundays two ALDS games: Rangers (down 2-0) at Blue Jays; Indians (up 2-0) at Red Sox.- Key Top 25 college football games: No. 1 Alabama-No. 16 Arkansas (7 p.m.); No. 8 Texas A&M-No. 9 Tennessee (3:30 p.m.); No. 10 Miami-No. 23 Florida State (8 p.m.); No. 17 North Carolina-No. 25 Virginia Tech (3:30).- Three unbeaten NFL teams -- Broncos, Vikings and Eagles -- play this weekend. But the spotlight falls on Cleveland and, no, the winless Browns arent the attraction. Tom Brady returns.- CONCORD, N.C. -- Hurricane Matthew washes out Saturday nights Sprint Cup race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The race will now be run Sunday, along with the Xfinity Series.- LOS ANGELES -- Derrick Rose is ordered to return to the witness stand Tuesday even if it means missing a preseason game the night before. A woman has accused the NBA star and two of his friends of rape.- NEW YORK -- Hoppertunity, trained by Bob Baffert, highlights the $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont Park. The winner gets a spot in the Breeders Cup. Post time 5:23 p.m.- MINNEAPOLIS -- The Minnesota Lynx and Los Angeles Sparks open the best-of-five WNBA Finals on Sunday.- England, in its first match since the sudden ouster of manager Sam Allardyce, plays Malta in a World Cup qualifier Saturday. Defending champion Germany hosts the Czech Republic.- LAUSANNE, Switzerland -- Olympic leaders ask the World Anti-Doping Agency to oversee a more robust global system to combat drug cheats. WADA says a new testing authority could operate in time for the 2018 Winter Olympics. COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Perry Hills leads the Big Ten in completion percentage and has proven to be invaluable for Maryland as a passer, rusher and senior leader.All of those positives are wasted on Hills, who cant help lamenting the injuries that prevented him from thoroughly enjoying his final season with the Terrapins.Hills has missed two games and was knocked out of two others. Thats his takeaway from a season in which he has thrown 10 touchdown passes and carried Maryland (5-6, 2-6) to the brink of bowl eligibility.Its been pretty rewarding, Hills said Tuesday, but the frustration sets in because you keep saying, `What if? What if?Coming off a season in which he threw 13 interceptions compared to eight TD passes, Hills won the starting job over the summer for first-year coach DJ Durkin. The Terrapins got off to a 4-0 start before Hills hurt his right shoulder in the first half at Penn State.Maryland lost that game, then fell at home to Minnesota with an injured Hills watching from the sideline.Hills returned to beat Michigan State, but two weeks later was injured at Michigan. He started the following week against Ohio State but left in the first quarter with a left shoulder injury.I went in the locker room and said, `Man, God must not want me to play. Im already going through one bad shoulder and hes going to go out and try and give me another, Hills said. It was definitely heart-wrenching. Its like, anything that can go wrong has gone wrong. What on earth?Hills could not recover to face Nebraska last week , and his status for Saturdays home game against Rutgers (2-9, 0-8) is uncertain.I look for Perry to continue to improve this week, get him back healthy and hopefully go out there and help our senior class go get a win, Durkin said.All five of Marylands victories this season have come with Hills in the starting lineup, whicch says as much about his effectiveness as his 66.dddddddddddd7 percent completion percentage.As goes Hills, so go the Terps. Three other quarterbacks have stepped in during his absence, combining for three TD passes, five interceptions and nary a victory.If Hills had stayed healthy, who knows? Maryland probably would have already sewn up a bowl berth and Hills could look back on his final college season with no remorse.Hes certainly fought through a lot of things, Durkin said. You wish he was healthier throughout the whole year. His year would be way more reflective of the type of player and young man he is. In many ways our team and our season would have reflected that, too.Funny thing is, with the exception of a torn ACL as a freshman, Hills has been impervious to injury at Maryland -- until this year.Its definitely been frustrating, he said. Last year I took a lot more hits and didnt really get injured.On a day Maryland bids farewell to its seniors and seeks to earn a bowl berth, his teammates want Hills in the huddle.I came in with Perry and Ive seen him grow so much over the past five years, offensive lineman Michael Dunn said. Hes been through a lot over that time. To have the opportunity to finish his career off with a win over Rutgers and go to a bowl game, that would be a special moment.Hills heads toward the weekend uncertain exactly when his career willgame situation.Nothings given, he said. So you just have to go out and enjoy