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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The Arizona Fall League has long been a testing ground for the next generation of MLB players, and lately, it's also been a venue for testing potential rules changes.
Chants of "Hughes, you suck" rained down as former-Vancouver Canuck Quinn Hughes hit the ice at Rogers Arena for the first time since a blockbuster trade sent him to Minnesota.
This was no Week 7! BYU, Texas Tech and Tennessee all fell to unranked teams, but most of the other top teams in the poll managed to handle their business. Miami remained atop the poll after taking care of Pitt while fellow unbeatens, Utah and UCLA, crept ever closer to the top spot. After tough losses, Iowa and USC were replaced by Oklahoma State and Wisconsin.
LAS VEGAS — Amid a four-game losing streak, Raiders coach Klint Kubiak said the team is evaluating everything, including looking toward the future by starting No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza over Kirk Cousins.
Once the Indianapolis Colts fired general manager Chris Ballard, they also fired off signals to the rest of the NFL to closely examine their roster for potential trades.
It has been a surprising start to the NFL season. The Minnesota Vikings are one of three undefeated teams, the Los Angeles Rams are in last place in the NFC West, and the Dallas Cowboys are not playing great football. That last note might not be much of a surprise. What is surprising is that the Cowboys challenged an incomplete pass late in the fourth quarter when George Pickens just missed on a connection with Dak Prescott.
Cam Skattebo is expected to return to his role as the New York Giants' lead running back Sunday against the Houston Texans, sources told NFL Network.
A'ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart led the 2026 All-WNBA teams as the senior members in what turned out to be a youth movement among honorees.