Singer Jim Cornelison treats NFL fans to epic national anthem performance before Bears-Vikings game
Nick Wright shares his NFC North predictions, including the Chicago Bears making the playoffs and the Green Bay Packers missing it.
State Illinois Sport News
Why Denny Hamlin's Gateway Win Could Be Step Toward Elusive Title
MADISON, Ill. — Denny Hamlin counts down the number of races he likely has left in his NASCAR Cup Series career.
Illinois, Florida State crack top 10 of AP poll; USF at No. 18 - ESPN
Ohio State, Penn State and LSU remained the top three teams in The Associated Press Top 25 college football poll Sunday, while Oregon is back in the top five and South Florida ranked for the first time in seven years.
John Mateer earns coaches' raves as Oklahoma tops Michigan - ESPN
NORMAN, Okla. — A week after John Mateer threw for the most yards in an Oklahoma quarterback debut against Illinois State, the transfer passer's instinctive playmaking highlighted an imperfect performance that helped propel the No. 18 Sooners to a 24-13 win over No. 15 Michigan on Saturday night.
College football betting: How to bet Michigan-Oklahoma - ESPN
Michigan heads to Norman to face Oklahoma in Week 2 of the 2025 college football season. The Sooners have a quarterback with an elite arm, the Wolverines have retooled their offense, and both teams enter with plenty to prove after Week 1 matchups against softer competition.
College football Week 2 odds, moneyline, spreads and totals - ESPN
There is only one matchup between two ranked teams in Week 2, as No. 15 Michigan head to Norman for a showdown with No. 18 Oklahoma. Michigan defeated New Mexico 34-17 in Ann Arbor, while Oklahoma routed Illinois State 35-3 as QB John Mateer threw for 392 yards and Keontez Lewis hauled in two touchdowns.
Chris 'The Bear' Fallica's College Football Study Guide: Week 2 Edition
How about the Week 1 slate, huh?
What is Lee Corso's 'College GameDay' record? Picks by year - ESPN
On Aug. 30, Lee Corso signed off for the final time on «College GameDay,» following his retirement announcement. After a college football coaching career at Louisville, Indiana and Northern Illinois, Corso had been a staple on the college football showcase since its inception in 1987. He became a fan favorite for wearing the headgear of his pick of the week.