College Football Playoff predictions: Who's most likely to make the field - ESPN
Week 9 of the season turned supremely entertaining and saw some conference leaders and College Football Playoff hopefuls pick up big wins.
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Injured Arch Manning exits as Texas rallies for OT victory - ESPN
Texas quarterback Arch Manning left the game after his helmet appeared to bounce off the ground at the end of a 13-yard run on the first play of overtime in the No. 22 Longhorns' 45-38 victory at Mississippi State on Saturday.
Ole Miss' jab at Oklahoma leads top Week 9 college football trolls - ESPN
When you boost your College Football Playoff hopes with a big-time conference win on the road, a postgame troll is warranted.
Rob Manfred: MLB remains 'vigilant' in policing sports betting - ESPN
TORONTO — Commissioner Rob Manfred said Major League Baseball's «No. 1 priority is to protect the integrity of the game» and that the league has been «really vigilant» amid increasing questions about professional sports' ability to police the fallout from the widespread legalization of sports gambling.
Hamilton closer than ever to first podium with Ferrari
MEXICO CITY :Lewis Hamilton said he was perfectly placed to secure a first podium with Ferrari, after qualifying third in Mexico on Saturday, and planned an aggressive start with nothing to lose.
Champions Liverpool lose again, Man United into top four
MANCHESTER, England :Liverpool's hold on their Premier League title continued to weaken as they went down 3-2 at Brentford on Saturday, their fourth successive league defeat leaving them sixth in the table.
Ole Miss flips script after loss to UGA, rallies to top Oklahoma - ESPN
NORMAN, Okla. — Six days after his team squandered a fourth-quarter lead on the road at Georgia, Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin said he spent Friday night speaking to his players at length about «overcoming adversity» ahead of the No. 8 Rebels' Week 9 visit to Oklahoma.
Canada's Kharun swims to gold, Liendo takes bronze in 50m butterfly at World Cup finale in Toronto
Canadian swimmer Ilya Kharun captured his second gold medal in as many days at the World Cup finale in Toronto with a thrilling win in the men’s 50-metre butterfly final on Saturday.