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Follow live: William Contreras homers as Brewers take lead vs. Padres
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Follow live: Julian Hall scores to give USMNT lead over Mexico
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Projecting the CFP top 12 after Week 5: Buckeyes lead growing crop of 1-loss teams
We assess how the selection committee could stack the top teams in the country after Week 5.[read more]
😈 'Not enough cowbells': Alabama's Mississippi State troll leads top jabs of CFB Week 5
Alabama took to social media to needle its Starkville hosts, writing "Not enough cowbells" in reference to Davis Wade Stadium's famous noise-making tradition.[read more]
Reno throws for 4 TDs, leads Yale to win after death of father
Yale quarterback Dante Reno threw for 298 yards and four touchdowns following the death of his father, Yale coaching legend Tony Reno, to lead the Bulldogs to a 41-24 win over Merrimack on Saturday.[read more]
Michigan, Underwood again underwhelm as Gophers hoist Little Brown Jug
Minnesota's defense overwhelmed quarterback Bryce Underwood as the Golden Gophers beat Michigan for the first time since 2014 with a 20-14 victory.[read more]
Smith to Heisman voters after record day: 'I'm the best player in the country'
Jeremiah Smith likely cemented himself as the Heisman front-runner with another monster performance in which he also became Ohio State's career receptions and touchdown receptions leader during Saturday's 31-14 win over Iowa.[read more]
Pitt 'heartbroken' after QB Heintschel lost for season with torn ACL
Pitt quarterback Mason Heintschel, one of the top young quarterbacks in college football, will miss the remainder of the season with a torn ACL, the team said.[read more]
Fever GM defends fanbase: Attacks have no basis in reality, must stop
General manager Amber Cox defended the Fever fanbase during her end-of-season news conference, saying the "attacks on our fanbase have no basis in reality."[read more]
UFC 332 smashes record with nine first-round knockouts, 11 total finishes
It was a record-setting night at UFC 332, which featured nine first-round knockouts and 11 total finishes, both the most ever on a single card.[read more]