Broncos fire Fangio after three seasons

The Broncos are looking for a new head coach to lead them out of a six-year playoff drought and a half decade of losing seasons that marks the most protracted plunge by a Super Bowl champion in NFL history.

The Broncos fired head coach Vic Fangio, 63, after he went 19-30 over three years, including 7-10 this season.

Fangio’s .387 winning percentage included a 6-11 mark at home over the last two seasons, the worst two-year stretch for the Broncos since they went 4-10 in 1967-68.

The new coach will be the Broncos’ fifth in nine years.

College basketball: Michigan’s home game against No. 3 Purdue scheduled for Tuesday night was postponed because the Wolverines have fewer than seven scholarship players cleared to play as a result of COVID-19 protocols. Michigan had already postponed their game Saturday against No. 10 Michigan State.

College football: The administrators who manage the College Football Playoff will report on the progress of expansion talks to a presidential oversight committee Monday. The CFP management committee wrapped up about seven hours of meetings over the weekend. Executive Director Bill Hancock said only that the group had made progress, but gave no indication on whether a consensus was reached on a new format. NBA: Grizzlies F Dillon Brooks is expected to miss at least 3-5 weeks, and may be out through the All-Star break with a sprained ankle, ESPN reported. Brooks is the Grizzlies’ No. 2 scorer at 18.4 ppg. NHL: The Devils-Lightning and Oilers-Senators games scheduled for Monday were postponed due to COVID issues with the Devils and Oilers. Soccer: Premier League club Arsenal was knocked out of the FA Cup with a 1-0 third-round road loss to second-tier Nottingham Forest.