Oregon's jab at Mike Gundy leads Week 2 college football trolls - ESPN
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Source -- Heyward agrees to revised deal, will play for Steelers - ESPN
PITTSBURGH — Less than 24 hours before their season opener against the New York Jets, the Pittsburgh Steelers and defensive captain Cam Heyward agreed to a reworked contract that adds more than $3 million in incentives to his deal this year, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Saturday night.
Third-string QB Ryan Staub seizes chance, lifts Colorado to win - ESPN
Colorado's quarterback situation went in an unexpected direction Saturday with coach Deion Sanders turning to third-string QB Ryan Staub to power the Buffaloes' 31-7 win over Delaware.
Finland stuns Jokic, Serbia to reach EuroBasket quarters - ESPN
RIGA, Latvia — Elias Valtonen scored eight points in the final two minutes to help Finland stun Serbia and Nikola Jokic 92-86 Saturday in the round of 16 at the EuroBasket tournament.
Imavov calls 'next' for Chimaev after routing UFC main event - ESPN
The UFC's middleweight division came into sharper focus on Saturday, as Nassourdine Imavov further cemented himself as a potential title challenger with an impressive five-round decision win over Caio Borralho in Paris.
Who has won back-to-back US Open tennis titles? - ESPN
Since the Open era started in 1968, 16 professional tennis players have won back-to-back US Open singles titles. Roger Federer leads the men's field with five consecutive victories, taking home top honors from 2004 to 2008. Chris Evert tops the women's list, with four consecutive victories from 1975 to 1978.
Sources - Jaguars plan to use Travis Hunter as 'every-down' WR in Week 1 - ESPN
The Jacksonville Jaguars are planning for Travis Hunter to be an «every-down wide receiver and situational corner» in Sunday's regular-season opener against the Carolina Panthers, league sources told ESPN.
Aryna Sabalenka tops Amanda Anisimova, defends US Open title - ESPN
NEW YORK — Aryna Sabalenka did not make many mistakes despite not sacrificing any power — well, until near the end — and outplayed Amanda Anisimova for a 6-3, 7-6 (3) victory in the US Open final Saturday, making her the first woman to win the tournament in consecutive years since Serena Williams more than a decade ago.