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CHICAGO — The rebuilding Blackhawks are counting on Spencer Knight to become their long-term starter after signing the goalie to a three-year, $17.5 million contract extension Saturday.
This SEC matchup has all the ingredients for chaos. Georgia walks into Neyland Stadium as a road favorite, but Tennessee has the firepower and home-field edge to make this anything but straightforward.
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Week 3 of the college football season is set to bring a little bit of everything to the table.
The Backyard Brawl is set to continue until at least 2036 after Pitt and West Virginia agreed to an extension of the series.
With conference play set to open across the country in Week 3, we're about to get a much firmer grasp on the 2025 college football landscape. Among other things, this weekend will deliver fresh windows into first-year quarterbacks at Georgia and Tennessee when the Bulldogs travel to Neyland Stadium. Elsewhere in the SEC, Florida visits No. 3 LSU with the pair of SEC rivals respectively shouldering very different but equally hefty stakes. Meanwhile, some of college football's most surprising early-season storylines will continue to play out Saturday with No. 18 South Florida leading the charge as the surging Bulls venture south to No. 5 Miami.
Week 3 of the college football season brings a crossroads in South Bend. Notre Dame enters with questions it didn't expect to be facing this early: questions about identity, balance and whether Week 1 was just the competition faced or a warning.