They were chanting to fire Brian Kelly at LSU, while desperate SEC teams Mississippi State and South Carolina let ranked opponents off the hook.
Deion Sanders’ Colorado hits rock bottom in 46-point stomping by Utah
Colorado got outgained 398 to negative-18 in the first half.
Julia Robinson soars for try of the year contender as Jillaroos shut out Samoa
Australia women crush Fetu Samoa 60-0 at Suncorp Stadium
Samoa men’s side turn tables to defeat Tonga 34-6 in Brisbane
Julia Robinson has become the most prolific try-scorer in Jillaroos history with a superwoman effort in a 60-0 drubbing of Fetu Samoa, before the Samoa men’s side turned the tables to defeat Tonga 34-6.
The 27-year-old Robinson notched her 20th Test try with a stunning dive to catch a Jesse Southwell bomb, flying 5m through the air to catch the ball and score in the Pacific Cup double-header at Suncorp Stadium.
Continue reading...Where did Marcel Reed go to high school? Get to know one of Nashville’s top signal-callers
Long before he was lighting up teams on the national stage for Texas A&M, Marcel Reed was leading MBA to state championship appearances.
Takeaways from Week 9 of College Football: Is Ole Miss a lock for the College Football Playoff?
Huge wins from Vanderbilt and Ole Miss headline another chaotic week of college football.
Michigan football lets MSU commit the mistakes, shuts down Aidan Chiles for 31-20 win
Justice Haynes scored 2 TDs and Bryce Underwood scored one and did not commit a turnover for Michigan football's fourth straight win over rival MSU.
LSU football fans chant ‘Fire Kelly’ as Texas A&M rolls over Tigers at home
LSU football fans didn't hide their thoughts about head coach Brian Kelly as Texas A&M dominated LSU at home on Saturday.
College football winners and losers: Week 9 was Separation Saturday in the SEC as the real playoff contenders emerged
Four teams look like safe playoff bets entering November.
Marcel Reed runs wild over LSU again as No. 3 Texas A&M blows out No. 20 LSU
Reed totaled four touchdowns after sparking the Aggies off the bench a season ago.
Yaxel Lendeborg shows out again as Michigan basketball wins exhibition finale in NYC
Michgan basketball score: Star transfer Yaxel Lendeborg led the Wolverines with 25 points and added 10 rebounds and four assists in a 96-94 OT win.
Was Michigan State football robbed of fumble recovery vs Michigan on bad call? You decide
MSU's Malcolm Bell blitzed off the edge and hit Bryce Underwood to cause a fumble. But the refs called him offside. NBC's ref Terry McAuley disagreed.
Dante Moore injury update: Oregon QB exits game vs Wisconsin with bloody nose
Oregon QB Dante Moore exited the Ducks' home game vs. Wisconsin the third quarter with a face injury that resulted in a bloody nose. Injury updates:
No. 22 Texas beats Mississippi State 45-38 in overtime
Matthew Caldwell threw a touchdown pass to Emmett Mosley in overtime after Arch Manning was knocked out of the game with an injury and No. 22 Texas came from behind to beat Mississippi State 45-38.
Fabio Wardley stops Joseph Parker in stunning style to set up Usyk clash
Former white-collar boxer wins heavyweight clash in 11th
Briton will now face world champion Oleksandr Usyk
The British heavyweight Fabio Wardley pulled off the biggest win of his career with an enormous upset over Joseph Parker to set up a world title shot against Oleksandr Usyk. In a pulsating contest at the O2 Arena, Wardley showed he has one of the toughest chins in the sport as he swallowed several huge punches from Parker before forcing the referee, Howard Foster, to stop the bout in an explosive 11th round.
The WBO had ordered the experienced Parker to face Usyk, the undisputed world heavyweight champion, in July, but the New Zealander put his mandatory challenger status on the line against Wardley, who was still involved in white-collar boxing when his opponent was world champion in 2016.
Continue reading...Lando Norris claims F1 Mexico City GP pole as teammate Oscar Piastri falters
McLaren’s title race leader Piastri in eighth; starts seventh
Champion Max Verstappen qualifies in fifth
Lando Norris claimed pole position for the Mexico City Grand Prix, with a superb lap for McLaren at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. The Briton left his title rivals in his wake and in so doing earned a chance to make a major impact on the championship standings and potentially retake the lead.
Enjoying a huge boost to his world championship ambitions, Norris delivered perhaps his best lap of the season in qualifying, to beat the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton into second and third. Of greater import was that his fellow title protagonists Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri, Norris’s McLaren teammate, could manage only fifth and eighth fastest respectively.
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