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Australia's left-arm wrecking ball Mitchell Starc won the Adelaide round of his duel against India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal while claiming a career-best 6-48 in the day-night second test on Friday.
Champ week is just around the corner, and the stakes are high as teams look to gain one of the College Football Playoff's first-round byes.
The 2024 NFL season has produced a different sort of wild-card race in the AFC. In past years, the seven-team playoff has seen races with most of the conference involved until the final weeks of the season. In each of the past four years, on average, 11 of the 16 teams in the AFC had at least a 10% chance of advancing to the postseason as they entered Week 14, per ESPN's Football Power Index (FPI). With four spots going to the division winners, that leaves an average of seven teams with realistic hopes of landing the three wild-card slots.
Former Manchester United midfielder Nicky Butt believes Ruben Amorim will need four transfer windows to shape his squad and give the club a fighting chance of competing at the top of the Premier League table.
:Australia's Mitchell Starc claimed a career-best 6-48 to bundle out India for 180 inside two sessions of the day-night second test in Adelaide on Friday.
DETROIT — Dan Campbell didn't bat an eye.
Manchester United's defeat to Arsenal on Wednesday night was a reminder that it is easier and quicker to improve a team's defensive structure than to change the way they attack. For large parts of the game, United looked secure in open play against one of the more offensive teams in the league, but when they had the ball in the opposition half, they carried almost no threat of their own.
:Harry Brook continued his punishment of New Zealand's bowlers with his second century of the series to push England to 259 for seven at tea on the first day of the second test in Wellington on Friday.