Projecting the College Football Playoff top 12 after Week 10 - ESPN
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College Football Playoff, bowl projections after Week 10 - ESPN
Entering Week 10, we knew there would be some movement at the top of the College Football Playoff pecking order based on the outcome of the top-five matchup between Ohio State and Penn State. But we got a whole lot more to chew on beyond the Buckeyes' win at Happy Valley, with surprising results impacting numerous conference and CFP contenders.
Michigan’s Season Goes From Bad To Worse With Blowout Loss To Oregon
Heading into a home game against the number one ranked Oregon Ducks, the 2024 season for the Michigan Wolverines was a disappointment. Just a few hours later, it'd become a disaster.
Sources - Steelers eye WRs as NFL trade deadline approaches - ESPN
On top of the flurry of wide receiver trades that the NFL already has seen in recent weeks, there was one more in the making.
Livingstone smashes England to series-levelling win against West Indies
:England captain Liam Livingstone struck a magnificent century to guide the tourists to a five-wicket victory over West Indies in Antigua on Saturday which squared the series at 1-1.
Source - Cowboys RB Elliott out due to disciplinary reasons - ESPN
ATLANTA — Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott will not play Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons because of disciplinary reasons, a source told ESPN on Saturday.
Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith a 'generational talent' - ESPN
Jack Daniels had never witnessed a catch like it.
1st Unofficial Test: Task Cut Out For India A As Australia A Eye Victory
India A's first-innings batting collapse came back to haunt them as Australia A nosed ahead of the visitors after being set a target of 225 on the third day of the first 'Unofficial Test' at Mackay in Australia on Saturday. The home team was 139 for three at stumps, needing another 86 runs for victory as the Indian bowlers could not get enough wickets to put pressure on the Australians in their second essay. Skipper Nathan McSweeney and Beau Webster were batting on 47 and 19, respectively, at the close of play.