WSL title rivals Arsenal and Manchester City played out a thriller on Sunday as Vivianne Miedema scored against her former club.… Continue Reading »
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Packers’ Love inactive; Willis to start vs. ex-team
Malik Willis will get his second straight start Sunday when the Packers visit his former team, the Titans. Willis is stepping in for Jordan Love, who was ruled inactive while he recovers from an MCL sprain.… Continue Reading »
Bolts’ Herbert active despite high ankle sprain
Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is active for Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers despite sustaining a high ankle sprain in Week 2.… Continue Reading »
Week 3 inactives: Who’s in and who’s out?
AJ Mass provides updated inactives and analysis based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.… Continue Reading »
Michigan, Miami and Colorado all turned the clock back in Week 4
For all the change college football has brought, Week 4 gave us a little bit of a throwback.… Continue Reading »
Larson wins at Bristol; Keselowski, Truex ousted
NASCAR champions Brad Keselowski and Martin Truex Jr. were among the first four drivers knocked out of the playoffs Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee, where Kyle Larson cruised to an easy victory, after leading for 462 of 500 laps.… Continue Reading »
Liverpool ratings: Diaz, Gravenberch pull the strings in victory over Bournemouth
Liverpool picked up their fourth win in five league matches under Arne Slot thanks to Luis Diaz and Ryan Gravenberch.… Continue Reading »
Rampant Bayern score 20th goal in three games
Bayern Munich extended their perfect Bundesliga start when Michael Olise scored two goals and set up two more against Werder Bremen.… Continue Reading »
U-M runs down USC, wins with 32 passing yards
Powered by running back Kalel Mullings, Michigan totaled 290 yards on the ground and topped USC 27-24 despite passing for only 32 yards.… Continue Reading »
‘Resilient’ Buffaloes win in OT after Hail Mary
It took a Hail Mary touchdown in the fourth quarter and a Baylor fumble in overtime, but the Buffaloes defeated the Bears 38-31, setting off a crowd storm at Folsom Field in the most dramatic finish under coach Deion Sanders.… Continue Reading »