Has Texas established itself among CFB's elite? Joel Klatt's Week 2 takeaways
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Shaq calls Caitlin Clark the 'real deal,' compares her shooting range to NBA star
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever are on a 6-1 run, with Clark seemingly running away with the Rookie of the Year award. Colin Cowherd and Nick Wright ask if the WNBA is doing enough to support Clark's rising stardom.
RJ Young's Top 25 rankings vs. AP Top 25 Poll: Alabama, Notre Dame too high?
Notre Dame's unforeseen loss to Northern Illinois on Saturday was just one of the jaw-dropping results from the second week of college football, a run that also included Iowa State upsetting Iowa, Illinois knocking off Kansas and Texas easily handling Michigan.
SEC has six of first seven spots in AP Top 25 as Notre Dame drops - ESPN
After the first shake-up of the college football season, the Southeastern Conference grabbed six of the top seven spots in the AP Top 25 — a first in the 88-year history of the rankings — and Notre Dame tumbled all the way to No. 18 on Sunday after being stunned at home.
Sources - Alabama LT Kadyn Proctor doubtful with shoulder injury - ESPN
Alabama star offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor is doubtful for Alabama's game against USF on Saturday, sources told ESPN.
Caitlin Clark's 2nd triple-double propels Fever to fifth straight win - ESPN
Indiana Fever fans roared when Caitlin Clark grabbed a rebound with 10.2 seconds left Wednesday. It provided an even better ending to the team's fifth victory in a row: Clark got her second triple-double of the WNBA season.
RJ Young's Top 25 rankings vs. AP Top 25 Poll: Georgia on top, Oregon too high?
Florida State's unforeseen loss to Boston College on Monday night put a bow on an opening week of college football that was stacked with upsets – shut-out Vanderbilt (more on that later) – surprises (Iowa outscores … Oregon) and dominance (hello, Georgia).
Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever qualify for WNBA playoffs - ESPN
What's already been a landmark 2024 for guard Caitlin Clark got even better Wednesday, as the Indiana Fever qualified for the playoffs for the first time since 2016. It ended the franchise's seven-season postseason drought that tied for the longest in WNBA history.