Sources: Caleb Williams injury considered to have 3-4 week timeline - ESPN
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has a Grade 2 hamstring injury that doctors say could sideline him for three to four weeks, league sources told ESPN and NFL Network.
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Texas' UT jab at Tennessee leads top trolls of college football Week 4 - ESPN
Ahead of Texas and Tennessee's Week 4 SEC showdown, the question was asked plenty: Who's the top UT?
PWHL Hamilton players look forward to puck drop and getting to know their new city
Hockey players Zoe Boyd, Brianne Jenner and Kayla Vespa stood near the corner of York Boulevard and Bay Street North, under the massive digital sign that advertises upcoming events at Hamilton's TD Coliseum.
Tennessee and Texas battle for UT rights, SEC orange, Manning loyalty - ESPN
When you list the most storied college football programs of the past century, it is impossible to omit Tennessee or Texas. The Volunteers and Longhorns rank in the top 12 of most major measurements when sizing up greatness, from wins (Horns 976, Vols 890) and claimed national titles (Vols 6, Horns 4) to bowl appearances (Horns 63, Vols 58) and first-round NFL draft picks (Horns 58, Vols 48).
Live Week 4 in college football: Iowa-Michigan, Oregon-USC - ESPN
There are six ranked-vs.-ranked games in Week 4 of the college football season. That's more than we had in the first three weeks combined.
Ole Miss RB Kewan Lacy not expected to play vs. Florida - ESPN
Kewan Lacy, the star running back for No. 4 Ole Miss, is not expected to play against No. 21 Florida on Saturday, coach Pete Golding told ESPN's Pete Thamel on Saturday.
No. 5 Indiana loses RB Turbo Richard to right leg injury - ESPN
Indiana starting running back Turbo Richard left Friday's 29-23 win over visiting Northwestern with a right lower-leg injury in the first half and did not return.
Is this Clemson's death rattle? Or is Dabo Swinney still capable of righting the ship? - ESPN
BETWEEN THE TIME Dabo Swinney was fired as an assistant at Alabama and when he landed his next job at Clemson, he worked in commercial real estate — a salesman carving a niche in the business world, where he learned a thing or two about sustaining success that he later weaved into his philosophy on program building.