Are the Bears on the verge of reshaping their offensive braintrust around Caleb Williams?
Monday Night Football: How to watch the Miami Dolphins vs. Los Angeles Rams game tonight
The Miami Dolphins will play the Los Angeles Rams for a Monday Night Football game, here's how to watch.
Aaron Rodgers: We were just really bad
Sunday's 31-6 loss to the Cardinals had an unexpected effect on Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Jonathan Gannon: Kyler Murray was the best player on the planet Sunday
There was a moment in the second quarter of Sunday's game against the Jets when it looked like things might not work out for Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray.
Mississippi Valley State football player Ryan Quinney dies in car accident
Mississippi Valley State announced junior linebacker Ryan Quinney -- "a bright light in our community" -- died Friday night.
Matt Eberflus on changing offensive play caller: We’ll look at everything
After failing to score a touchdown in a 29-9 loss to the Cardinals in Week Nine, Bears head coach Matt Eberflus didn't hesitate when it came to saying he would be sticking with offensive coordinator Shane Waldron as the team's offensive play caller.
Mississippi rising, Georgia falling in college football NCAA Re-Rank 1-134 after Week 11
The Week 11 results in college football had a significant impact on the USA TODAY Sports NCAA Re-Rank 1-134 with Georgia dropping and Ole Miss rising.
Zack Baun continues to surprise everyone in the NFL — except the Eagles
Zack Baun filled up the stat sheet again on Sunday in the Eagles' win over the Cowboys.
What Jalen Hurts said ‘means everything’ after win over Cowboys
The Eagles played some great complementary football against the Cowboys on Sunday and it "means everything" to Jalen Hurts.
Fantasy Basketball Week 3 Recap: It’s Scotty Pippen Jr. time
What can we learn from an eventful Week 3 of fantasy basketball, one marked by stand-out performances and injuries?
Rassie Erasmus preps South Africa for challenge of ‘desperate’ England
- Springboks head coach expects ‘very, very tough game’
- England looking for first win of Autumn Nations Series
Rassie Erasmus expects England to bring a sense of frustration to their match against South Africa on Saturday and labelled them “desperate” for a win after two defeats from two in their autumn campaign.
Erasmus’s world champions returned to the world No 1 ranking with a patchy 32-15 victory over Scotland on Sunday as they kicked off their own run of Tests in the northern hemisphere. They now travel to Twickenham to take on Steve Borthwick’s side, who are reeling after suffering two late losses to New Zealand and Australia, 24-22 and 42-37, respectively, having expected to win both on home soil.
Continue reading...Caribbean chaos as star duo inspire team to bonkers WBBL record… with 17 balls to spare
The three-peat hopes of the Adelaide Strikers are in tatters after a pair of West Indian stars went on a batting rampage for the Melbourne Renegades and reeled in a monster score to put the WBBL finals firmly in their sights.
How old is Stipe Miocic?
How long has it been since Stipe Miocic last competed in the octagon? It's been so long that the former UFC heavyweight champion's resume doesn't include a fight – yet alone a win – against a currently active UFC fighter. And yet, despite being out of action…
‘Frustrated’ Gatland wants better performance against Wallabies
A frustrated Warren Gatland admitted “some things we need to be better at” after his side slipped to a 10 successive defeat in the 24-19 loss to Fiji in the 2024 Autumn Nations Series opener. Wales led 14-3 in the first half but fell behind after conceding 12 penalties and missing 32 tackles in the […]
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Calhanoglu’s penalty miss shows nothing is certain in Serie A title race | Nicky Bandini
Inter midfielder never fails from 12 yards. This weekend he did – and now the top of the table is tighter than ever
Would it be too dramatic to portray a November missed penalty as a sign to let go of everything we thought we knew about the Serie A title race? Well, yes, OK, probably it would. But seeing Hakan Calhanoglu’s spot-kick carom back off a post in the second-half of Inter’s 1-1 draw with Napoli was at the least a shock to the system.
He had converted all his previous 19 attempts since joining the Nerazzurri from Milan in 2021. “It had to happen sooner or later,” said the player. Were the rest of us ready, though, to live in a world shorn of such certainties? As commentator Patrick Kendrick put it: “With Calhanoglu missing, we’re just left with the misery of death and taxes”.
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