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Follow live: Christian Pulisic scores back-to-back goals to double USMNT lead over Haiti
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NFL reassigns backup referees to work Sunday games within driving distance
The NFL, trying to avoid further travel issues from Friday's FAA ground stop, has reassigned officials to Week 10 games within driving distance of their homes.[read more]

🏀 What happens when you pay $200 to try out for a G League team?
Former college players, content creators and even some Sixers fans chased the same opportunity to get noticed by the Delaware Blue Coats.[read more]

Portugal's post-Ronaldo era begins with heaviest ever competitive home loss
Portugal began life without Cristiano Ronaldo by suffering their heaviest ever home loss in a competitive game.[read more]

Clemson QB Reynolds (knee) to have MRI; backup Vizzina (ankle) sent to hospital
Clemson quarterback Tait Reynolds is having an MRI on his injured knee while backup Christopher Vizzina was sent to the hospital to evaluate his ankle.[read more]

Notre Dame's Hidalgo gets 500th steal, creating exclusive career club
Hannah Hidalgo became the first Division I player since steals were an official stat in 1987 with 2,000 career points and 500 career steals.[read more]

Patriots place RB Henderson on IR with still unexplained illness
The Patriots placed RB TreVeyon Henderson on injured reserve while he deals with an unexplained neurological issue.[read more]

2027 UGA football commit dies following 'sudden medical emergency'
Marcellus Young Casario, a Georgia football commit, died Friday after experiencing a "sudden medical emergency," according to his high school.[read more]

Ohio State's 'dominate' Smith sets Big Ten receiving mark, states Heisman case
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith broke yet another record, eclipsing the Big Ten mark for career receiving yards while also making his Heisman Trophy case in Saturday's win over Northwestern.[read more]

Oklahoma AD rips Ole Miss, SEC for Sunday game; Rebels defend travel efforts
Oklahoma AD Roger Denny ripped the SEC and Ole Miss for the "inexplicable" decision to move its game to Sunday, while the Rebels defended their travel efforts.[read more]