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Miami beats Ole Miss behind Carson Beck's game-winning touchdown to reach CFP National Championship Game
Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram has the latest on lawmakers considering guardrails for college sports spending on ‘Special Report.’
Women's college basketball Power Rankings: Who is Big 12's best? - ESPN
Thirteen years have passed since Texas Tech last made the women's NCAA tournament and had a winning conference record. The door is open for the Lady Raiders to do both again in 2026.
Men's basketball Power Rankings: Unbeaten Vanderbilt, Nebraska crack top 10 - ESPN
Before the men's college basketball season tipped off, Nebraska was picked 14th in the preseason Big Ten media poll and Vanderbilt was picked 11th in the SEC edition.
Sources: 9 MLB teams end deals with Main Street Sports Group - ESPN
In response to more financial instability from their regional sports network operator, and in hopes of providing themselves with some much-needed flexibility, nine Major League Baseball teams have terminated their contracts with Main Street Sports Group, sources told ESPN on Thursday.
How to Watch Miami vs. Ole Miss: Fiesta Bowl Semifinal Time, TV Channel, Live Stream
The Miami Hurricanes (12-2) play Ole Miss (13-1) in the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, Arizona in the semifinal round of the College Football Playoff. Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. ET, and Miami is a 3.5 favorite. Interested in watching this game? You can do so on ESPN.
Former NFL lineman Matt Kalil suing model ex-wife over viral sex life comments: report
Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma looked ahead to the Rams vs. Panthers playoff matchup after Los Angeles clinched the 5th seed with win over the Arizona Cardinals.
CFP semifinals preview: Keys for Miami-Ole Miss, Oregon-Indiana - ESPN
It has been 29 years since a college football team won its first national title. There's about a two-in-three chance it will happen over the next couple of weeks; and if it doesn't, we'll have to settle for a team either winning its first crown in 63 years (Ole Miss) or 24 years (Miami). With three first-time semifinalists and a historical runner-up battling for the crown, college football is getting a burst of newness to finish the 2025 season. Here's a big «hell yeah» to that.