Seahawks' DK Metcalf gives unnecessary shove to Bengals player
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Cincinnati Bengals WR Ja'Marr Chase debuts 7-Eleven chain - ESPN
CINCINNATI — First, Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase proclaimed that he's always open. Then, he emphasized the point by calling himself 7-Eleven, the convenience store that is also rarely closed.
MLB Playoffs 2023: Ranking the four LCS teams - ESPN
We have our four league championship finalists: the Houston Astros (for an impressive seventh consecutive season), the Philadelphia Phillies (for the second year in a row), the Texas Rangers (for the first time since 2011) and the Arizona Diamondbacks (for the first time since 2007).
Caleb Williams' 3 INTs help send USC to loss vs. Notre Dame - ESPN
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — By now, USC quarterback Caleb Williams is used to owning every stage he steps on. But as Notre Dame fans jumped over walls and sprinted onto the field in celebration following the Fighting Irish's 48-20 win over their longtime rivals Saturday night, Williams put his head down and made a beeline for the visiting tunnel. Fans shouted at him, others gleefully recorded videos of his exit. Some even tried to approach him. Williams barely flinched. After one of the worst games of his college career, all the reigning Heisman Trophy winner wanted to do was exit.
College football Week 7 preview: Weekend of the Pac-12
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How long can Colorado's Shedeur Sanders take this many sacks? - ESPN
Late in the third quarter last Saturday, Colorado trailed Arizona State 17-14 with the offense near midfield facing second-and-3.
Rams coach Sean McVay could miss Sunday's game with wife expected to give birth 'any day now'
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MLB playoffs 2023: Even in a week of chaos, the Astros find a way - ESPN
MINNEAPOLIS — In this October of chaos, of 100-win teams swept and a winless American League East and lower-seed dominance, there is but one constant. The Houston Astros are doing what the Houston Astros do, which is to say they are owning the most important month on the baseball calendar.