The Texans can't stop establishing the run, Mark Andrews is back, and 30 other fantasy football facts you need to know for Week 11.
‘We were about to tell him’: Phillip Hughes secret Darren Lehmann held for 10 years revealed
As Australian cricket prepares to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Phillip Hughes’ death, former coach Darren Lehmann has revealed the young batter had secretly won an Australian Test recall at a selectors’ meeting held before he was felled at the SCG in the tragic incident that took his life.
Bears WR Keenan Allen on issues with ousted OC Shane Waldron: ‘Too nice of a guy’
Shane Waldron's issues with the Bears went deeper than X's and O's.
NBA referee Scott Wall undergoing treatment after being diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia
Wall has worked 30 seasons and over 1,500 games in his NBA officiating career.
Jets Mailbag: Will Aaron Rodgers be back in 2025?
SNY NFL Insider Connor Hughes answers Jets questions, including what the future could hold for Aaron Rodgers.
Giants Mailbag: Are Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll out barring a huge turnaround?
There’s no shortage of questions, comments, and concerns as it pertains to the Giants. That’s why we figured it would be a good time to open the mailbag to address it all.
How LeBron influenced Draymond’s decision to re-sign with Warriors
Draymond Green reveals how LeBron James played a role in him re-signing with the Golden State Warriors in the 2023 offseason.
‘Salads don’t win scrums’: Ox Nché is icing on Springboks’ front-row cake
A World Cup winner in 2023, the loosehead is part of South Africa’s feared ‘Bomb Squad’ and a hero in his home country
Ox Nché is far from the finished article. By his own admission, the Springboks prop has just about mastered the basics. He’s not bad at the flourishing touches but there is a long way to go in his development.In short, he is a work in progress. “I’m learning, actually. I can do just one layer so far,” he admits. “And obviously the icing.”
Nché is, of course, talking about making cakes. The 17-stone loosehead is obsessed with them. His favourite is chocolate caramel, his mantra is that “salads don’t win scrums” and asked the secret to his set-piece prowess he bursts into a bout of his gentle, infectious laughter before shooting back “cake!”.
Continue reading...Notre Dame’s final three games will determine its College Football Playoff destiny | College Football Power Hour
Caroline Fenton & Jason Fitz break down Notre Dame's placement at 8th on this week's College Football Playoff rankings. Despite their blowout win over Florida State on Saturday, they are still very much on the bubble with this year's expanded 12-team playoff format. Caroline & Fitz explain that an upcoming matchup against #24 Army will make or break the playoff hopes for the Fighting Irish. Hear the full conversation on the “College Football Power Hour” podcast - and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you listen.
The ACC began the season fighting for respect. The early CFP rankings show it is an uphill battle
Rhett Lashlee has done the math. It rolls around in the SMU coach’s head every week. The more he thinks about it, the more it doesn’t add up.
Shohei Ohtani’s 50-50 ball is now a Taiwanese tourist attraction
The historic ball sold for a record-shattering $4.4 million at auction last month.
Guardians manager StephenVogt tweaks staff after winning AL Central title; Willis, Alomar Jr. both return
Guardians manager Stephen Vogt made some tweaks to Cleveland’s coaching staff following his successful first season with the club.
Sabres defenseman Samuelsson out indefinitely with lower-body injury; Thompson, Luukkonen day to day
Mattias Samuelsson is out indefinitely with a lower-body injury and coach Lindy Ruff called the severity of the injury “pretty strong.”
Old Texas and Arkansas rivalry renewed as border clash reconnects in SEC
Texas’ move to the Southeastern Conference has rekindled an old rivalry once so intense that national championships hung in the balance and a U.S. president made a special trip to attend.
Rookie Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy had second surgery on injured knee that sidelined him for 2024 season
McCarthy has experienced swelling after undergoing a meniscus repair in August.