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Well, Week 2 didn't go the way a few top-25 teams thought it would. Notre Dame's shocking, last-minute loss to Northern Illinois jeopardized the Irish's playoff hopes, a top-10 Oregon team barely beat Boise State at home, and Cal joined Miami as the two ACC schools with the biggest nonconference wins of the early season.
After evaluating his team's shocking 16-14 home loss to Northern Illinois on Saturday, Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman said on Monday that in addition to the mistakes the Irish made on the field, it was also clear his team needs to learn how to handle success.
Manchester United may be regretting the decision to let Angel Gomes leave the club in 2020 after the former Red Devils midfielder made his debut for England against the Republic of Ireland at the weekend.
Munster head coach Graham Rowntree admits his side were given "a kick up the backside", as they completed their pre-season programme with a disappointing 33-19 defeat to Gloucester in Cork on Friday night.
Arsenal will take on Swedish side BK Hacken for place in the group stage of the Women's Champions League, while Scottish champions Celtic have been handed a tie against Vorskla Poltava of Ukraine.
Proteas wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton de Kock's continued availability - or lack thereof - for his country in the shortest format of the game remains open-ended.
Michael O’Neill was keen not to overstate the significance of defeat after his Northern Ireland players fell to a l-0 Nations League loss away to Bulgaria on Sunday.
Tánaiste Micheál Martin has criticised the booing of the English national anthem ahead of Saturday’s encounter with the Republic of Ireland in Dublin.