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Jennings, SMU overcome miscues, delay, top FSU
SMU quarterback Kevin Jennings shook off a pair of interceptions to lead the No. 19 Mustangs' winning scoring drive, capped by Nick Reed's 20-yard field goal with 21 seconds to play, and the road team wrapped up a 27-24 win over Florida State on Monday.[read more]
Belichick: UNC focused on 'doing things properly'
Bill Belichick said Monday he believes UNC "totally" had an atmosphere of following rules amid a school investigation into conduct within his football program.[read more]
🏈 The fallout from Vrabel's offseason scandal
Mike Vrabel and the New England Patriots moved past the Dianna Russini scandal. Others are still feeling its effects.[read more]
Giants cut Slayton, team's longest-tenured player
The Giants have released wide receiver Darius Slayton, moving on from their longest-tenured player.[read more]
Manning eyes 2nd shot at OSU after 'rough' debut
Arch Manning says he doesn't like to think about his ill-fated debut against the Buckeyes last year as his Longhorns look for redemption this Saturday.[read more]
Bosa to face Rams; Kittle trending that way too
All signs point toward San Francisco's Nick Bosa and George Kittle playing in Thursday's season opener versus the Rams.[read more]
Judge, out since May 31, activated by Yankees
The New York Yankees activated three-time American League MVP Aaron Judge, 34, on Monday night, paving the way for his return against the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday after sitting out more than three months because of a fractured rib.[read more]
Ohtani: 'Most likely' won't pitch again this season
Shohei Ohtani, who returned to the Dodgers' lineup Monday, said he is "focusing on hitting moving forward."[read more]
Sources: Gonzalez lands record deal with Patriots
The Patriots and Christian Gonzalez agreed to terms on a four-year, $135 million extension that makes him the highest-paid CB in NFL history.[read more]
Let's imagine one way the season could play out: Lions, Chargers to the Super Bowl?
We played out one of the Football Power Index's 10,000 season simulations (No. 9,187).[read more]