Fox News Digital Sports' college football winners and losers: Week 2
Jason McIntyre explains why the SEC's CFB dominance could be coming to an end after big conference losses — LSU to USC, Florida to Miami and Texas A&M to Notre Dame.
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Ex-NFL star Drew Bledsoe rips Tony Romo for how he handled taking Cowboys job: 'Had all the answers'
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Canada Soccer calls in Sam Adekugbe to replace injured defender Alistair Johnston
Vancouver Whitecaps defender Sam Adekugbe has replaced the injured Alistair Johnston ahead of Canada's friendly with Mexico in Arlington, Texas, on Tuesday.
Dak Prescott, Cowboys agree to historic contract extension before kickoff: reports
Tom Brady previewed his first game in the broadcast booth with the Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland Browns and also recapped Quinn Ewers and the Texas Longhorns' dominant first half over the Michigan Wolverines.
Texas leads Week 2 of college football trolls - ESPN
After a strong Week 1 of trolling in college football, Week 2 kept the jabs from teams' social media accounts coming.
2024 college football rankings: Georgia, Ohio State remain on top; Notre Dame drops
How important is the quarterback position in college football? Take a look at the top 10 teams in my rankings this week. Each one of those teams nailed their starting QB evaluations.
Jacob deGrom, Max Scherzer deemed ready to rejoin Rangers - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — Multi-Cy Young Award winners Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer are prepared to rejoin the Texas Rangers' starting rotation after completing rehab assignments, manager Bruce Bochy said Sunday.
How Quinn Ewers, Texas 'fought fire with fire' and beat Michigan at its own game
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — As second after second melts from the pregame countdown and kickoff of a college football game approaches, the sidelines tell the story of how significant the matchup between any given teams really is. The bigger the occasion, the richer the stakes, the thicker the flocks of big-shot boosters, world-famous alumni and highly coveted recruits. Everyone wants to feel as close to the impending action as possible, documenting the occasion with one selfie or self-recorded video after another.