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Canes-Irish, the Holy War and more: Connelly's 14 favorite games on a monster slate in college football
The Week 10 schedule is the most anticipated of the season. Here are the keys to all the major matchups.[read more]
Will college football's top team stand up in Week 10?
With four weeks left in the regular season, Nos. 1 and 2 have already lost six times.[read more]
20 years after murder, Bryan Pata's family holds on for justice
For 15 years, the Patas blamed police missteps. Now they stand behind police and prosecutors in solidarity.[read more]
Our guide to every NFL Week 9 game: Matchup previews, predictions, picks and nuggets
Bills vs. Vikings? Drake Maye vs. Jordan Love? The NFL in Madrid? There are 14 more games in Week 9, and we have picks, predictions and more for all of them.[read more]
🎬 Lights, camera, Brunson: Knicks star appears on 'Law & Order: SVU'
The New York Knicks' star made his "Law & Order: SVU" appearance official Thursday.[read more]
Ex-Guardians catcher Naylor: Nothing unusual about Clase, Ortiz pitches
Bo Naylor testified Thursday that he didn't think there was anything unusual about the pitches Emmanuel Clase or Luis Ortiz are accused of rigging.[read more]
Saint Louis star Avila granted injunction to play this season
Saint Louis forward Robbie Avila, the Atlantic 10 Player of the Year, was granted a preliminary injunction Thursday to play a fifth season of college basketball for the Billikens.[read more]
LIV Golf calls it quits, to shutter league without financial support for 2.0 model
LIV Golf confirmed it is winding down operations after the league couldn't get the necessary financial commitment and player support to proceed with LIV 2.0.[read more]
No. 5 Michigan takes down No. 2 UConn in program's highest-ranked win ever
Michigan scored the highest-ranked win in program history, stunning No. 2 UConn 77-66 on Thursday in the first matchup of top-five women's teams at Crisler Center.[read more]
Chiefs WR Rice files for bankruptcy, claims he owes over $3.45M in debts
Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice filed for bankruptcy in federal court, claiming he has more than $3.45 million in debts.[read more]