In Week 7’s NFC North showdown, the Green Bay Packers fell 20‑17 to the Detroit Lions after rookie kicker Trey Smack missed a crucial field goal. A late rough‑ing‑the‑passer call on defensive tackle Karl Brooks sparked controversy, prompting Tom Brady to label the penalty “definitely not roughing the passer.” The loss drops the Packers to 4‑3 and places them behind the Lions, Bears and Vikings in a tight playoff race. With injuries mounting and coach Matt LaFleur urging discipline, Green Bay’s postseason hopes hang in the balance.
A judge ordered the 15-year-old held in secure detention.
Mario Hezonja needed only two games to show why the Cleveland Cavaliers needed him so badly, even if he got on Donovan Mitchell's nerves.
The Golden State Warriors are in desperate need of some additional scoring. Brandin Podziemski, at the very least, represents that.
The Los Angeles Lakers wanted to feature Austin Reaves as the second star after years of data suggesting he could be. So far, so good.
Following a rough debut, Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson keeps trending up and proving that he'll be one of the league's best two-way players in no time.
The 49ers lost to the Falcons in Week 7, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't take the victories where they can, namely against Bijan Robinson.
The Hawks must play better defense against Houston's shooters to avenge their home-opening loss on Saturday.
Despite a brutal 2026 campaign that saw her plummet to World No. 9 and miss the WTA Finals, the Polish star’s unwavering faith in her new coaching setup reveals a mature, long-term vision
The Westchester Knicks unveil their 2026–27 training camp roster, featuring 16 hopefuls vying for spots in New York’s development pipeline. Notably, two‑way guards and forwards Jaden Akins, Dalton Knecht and Tyler Nickel are highlighted as players to watch, as they aim to earn minutes and a potential call‑up to Madison Square Garden. The lineup includes guards Tre Dinkins III, Mitchell Mascari, Dink Pate, Amir “Primo” Spears and Paul Zilinskas; forwards Tahj‑Malik Campbell, David Dixon, Nicholas Jourdain, Oleksandr Kobzystyi, Igor Miličić, Toby Okani; forward/center N’Faly Dante; and center Liam Robbins. Head coach DeSagana Diop will decide who makes the final cut before the season opens on Nov. 6 in Maine.
Bournemouth are readying a new £100 million‑plus contract for 23‑year‑old England midfielder Alex Scott as owner Bill Foley tries to keep him, but Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham are circling. Scott rejected a previous deal that would make him Bournemouth's highest‑paid player and is reportedly keen on a bigger club. With his contract running to 2028, the Cherries can demand a six‑figure fee, yet former manager Andoni Iraola’s interest could tip Liverpool’s chances. The January window may see a four‑way battle for the prized midfielder.
Collin Murray-Boyles only took three shots in the loss to Minnesota.
Clayton led the Illini to a 21-10 victory over #25 Oregon in the first start of his collegiate career.
Tyler Yaremchuk and Carter Hutton talked about the fallout of Nikishin’s contract situation on Daily Faceoff Live.
Author’s note: A full transcript of the video is available at this link. Here is a written account of my conclusions about the game for those who prefer to use the video only for play breakdowns.
The Phoenix Suns (1‑1) travel to Paycom Center to face an 3‑0 Oklahoma City Thunder on Oct. 26, hoping a tough test will spark the intangibles lacking in their early season play. After Devin Booker’s 43‑point effort against a weakened Warriors, the Suns are criticized for poor cohesion, weak rebounding and low defensive effort. Coach Frank Vogel will need to improve ball movement (the Suns rank last in passes per game) and defensive rebounding against a Thunder frontcourt featuring Chet Holmgren, Isaiah Hartenstein and rookie Aday Mara. Injury updates list Oso Ighodaro doubtful, Mark Williams out, while OKC’s Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace are sidelined, giving Phoenix a potential edge. The preview emphasizes process over result, urging readers to watch for better defense, loose‑ball hustle and three‑point shooting.
Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham admits the Wolverines’ 4-3 record (1-3 in the Big Ten) reflects a disastrous start, citing poor coaching across every position. After a 13-6 overtime loss to Indiana—where Michigan reached the red zone four times but scored no touchdowns—Whittingham blames offensive scheme and play calling, especially offensive coordinator Jason Beck, for the lackluster run game and red‑zone efficiency. With five games left, including matchups against Rutgers, Michigan State, Oregon, UCLA and Ohio State, the staff must overhaul the offense to salvage the season.
After a 94-117 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves, Raptors fans are urging former big man Chris Boucher to return to Toronto. The defeat highlighted scoring blanks from starters Jakob Poeltl and Scottie Barnes, sparking calls for a change at center. Boucher, who last played for the Celtics and posted a supportive tweet on Oct. 26, 2026, received a flood of nostalgic messages from fans. Although his recent averages (2 points, 2 rebounds) and 6'8" frame suggest a limited bench role, supporters hope his defensive presence could boost morale and address the team's interior woes.
Week 7 flips the NFC South as the Buccaneers crush the Panthers 43-13, delivering a dominant 258‑yard rushing attack and four forced turnovers despite Baker Mayfield’s return. The Falcons survive a 20-29 loss to the previously unbeaten 49ers, thanks to interceptions by Kendal Daniels and Jessie Bates III, while Michael Penix Jr. shines. Meanwhile, the Saints fall 10-16 to the Steelers in France, with rookie Tyler Shough’s lone interception sealing their fate and prompting doubts about Kellen Moore’s job. All four division teams remain under .500 at home, keeping the NFC South race wide open.
Zack Moss on Utah’s 21-13 win over Houston Saturday night, Holy War 10am kickoff November 7, Saturday at Cincinnati + more first seen on ESPN700 The Utes legend & sideline analyst on the big win over Houston, 10am kick against BYU in 2 weeks, Saturday […]
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Ole Miss junior running back Kewan Lacy suffers a dislocated shoulder in the Texas game and will miss the upcoming matchup against Auburn, coach Pete Golding said. Lacy, who has logged 388 rushing yards and five touchdowns this season after a 1,500-yard campaign last year, may face a longer recovery pending MRI results. With Lacy sidelined, backs Makhi Frazier, JT Lindsey and Shekai Mills‑Knight are expected to share carries this weekend. The injury adds uncertainty to Ole Miss' College Football Playoff hopes, as the team already has experience playing without their star RB.
Egypt Under-17s completed the group stage of the Gulf Under-17 Cup with a convincing 5-0 victory over Iraq, securing top spot with a perfect record of four wins from four matches. Abdel Aziz El Sayed opened the scoring in the 16th minute, giving Egypt a 1-0 lead at half-time. The forward added his second goal […]
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‘s next opponent appears to have finally been decided. Haney was last in action in November 2025, when he dropped Brian Norman Jr on his way to a unanimous decision victory to claim the WBO welterweight title. Despite that impressive win, ‘The Dream’ hasn’t yet been able to capitalise on that performance, as it is […]
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After defeating Brian Norman Jr. for the WBO welterweight title last year, Devin Haney plans to return to the ring this year.