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Josh Jacobs scores twice as Packers dispatch Panthers
Carolina made a game of it late, but Green Bay held on for the Thursday night win.[read more]
Packers' Jacobs says TD celebration was ode to gospel song, not mocking arrest
The Packers' Josh Jacobs said he was surprised his first-half TD celebration was perceived by some as mocking his May arrest, saying it was an ode to a gospel song.[read more]
🏀 The 100 best players in men's college basketball right now
The freshman phenoms, transfer stars, returning stalwarts and fifth-year hopefuls who could shape the season.[read more]
Source: Bears QB Williams fined again for cleats
The NFL fined Caleb Williams $23,882 for sporting Caddix cleats in Week 7, a source confirmed to ESPN on Thursday.[read more]
Packers WR Watson returns to play with broken rib after trip to hospital
Christian Watson was determined to get back on the field Thursday despite coughing up blood and having to take an ambulance ride to get an X-ray and a CT scan.[read more]
Red Wings suspend Larkin as team explores trade options; players keen to move on
The Red Wings announced Thursday that star forward Dylan Larkin has been suspended without pay after informing the team he no longer wanted to play for Detroit.[read more]
LSU lands prized PG recruit Alston, son of ex-NBAer and streetball legend
Five-star point guard Reese Alston announced he has committed to LSU, giving Tigers coach Will Wade his third top-25 recruit in the 2027 class.[read more]
Sources: Missouri RB Hardy, shot in offseason, to return vs. Arkansas
Missouri All-America tailback Ahmad Hardy is set to make his season debut for the Tigers this weekend at Arkansas, sources told ESPN.[read more]
Longtime football coach Jones, pioneer of run-and-shoot offense, dies at 73
Longtime college and pro football coach June Jones, who helped popularize the run-and-shoot offense, has died at 73.[read more]
'Locked in' Gray, Dream hold off Valkyries, force first Finals Game 7
Allisha Gray scored 23 points as the Dream held off a late rally for an 80-69 victory over the Valkyries to force a historic Game 7 of the WNBA Finals.[read more]