After days of deliberations with the Pac-12, the schools decided to remain in their current conference.
USC, the NCAA, and the Pac-12 made lots of money off Reggie Bush's name, image, and likeness, and he wants some of that back.
Is this season an outlier or a sign of things to come? And is this kind of parity good for the sport?
Nobody had high expectations for any team in this division entering the season. The first three weeks of the season have flipped things a bit.
Morris addressed the decision not to call for a quarterback sneak on third and fourth down with one yard to gain on their potential game-winning drive.
“I shouldn’t have put that pressure on them, so I’m disappointed in me.”
As Steele secured a first down on his first carry Sunday night, friends and family in Indiana watched on a big screen from his sister's wedding reception.
Perkins, a dominant defensive force with the Tigers, is in his third and potentially final year at LSU.
Sam Darnold sustained a bruised knee against the Texans.
Within all 30 teams is a hierarchy. Here's a look at each franchise's No. 1 player.
Carter's number 15 will be retired by both the Raptors and the Nets this upcoming season.
Hitting on breakout players is key in fantasy basketball. Dan Titus presents four guards he thinks are on the precipice of doing just that in 2024-23.
Nab one of these two-start options from analyst Fred Zinkie to fill out your fantasy baseball lineups in the final week of the season.
Mahomes had little trouble finding the open man, but he had a very un-Mahomes-ian vibe to his game. He knows “vibes” don’t show up in box scores or advanced metrics. But he knows something is off.
In today's edition: NFL favorites continue to fall, Europe takes the Laver Cup, WNBA end-of-season awards, Ohtani is still on fire, and more.
The Fever couldn’t get into rhythm Sunday against the Sun’s league-leading defense, and Clark’s shooting struggles on the road in Connecticut continued.
Plus, it's clear now the city of Green Bay has made a deal with the devil when it comes to QBs.
Scott Pianowski breaks down Week 3's fantasy highs and lows, including a monster game from Saquon Barkley.
Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab join forces to recap every game from the Sunday slate of Week 3 and give instant reactions and takeaways.
The Mets, who just completed a 6-1 homestand, now hold the second National League wild-card spot.
Dallas has been gashed on the ground two weeks in a row, and while multiple issues contributed, all can be traced back to mistakes by Jerry Jones and those in power.
Week 3's Sunday slate had upsets, comebacks and some downright confusing results. Pinch hitting in the host chair for Matt Harmon, Scott Pianowski joins Andy Behrens to breakdown all the fantasy implications from Sunday's action. The two determine which games you should care the most about from a fantasy perspective, the games you should care about a little and the games that could have been an email:
Fantasy football analyst Dalton Del Don delivers his game-by-game recap of Week 3.
Are players on the chopping block after Sunday's ugly loss to the Panthers?
Another nail-biter for the Chiefs and the Falcons on Sunday Night Football
The Falcons had chances to knock off the Chiefs and couldn't do it.
Some young quarterbacks scored their first touchdowns and won their first games in Week 3, but what does it mean for fantasy football? Tera Roberts analyzes.
Elly De La Cruz provided another highlight-reel season, but injuries and underperformance around him led to a disappointing year for Reds fans.
The Reds will miss the playoffs for the fifth time under David Bell's tenure this fall.
Another week, another costly Will Levis mistake.
The Detroit Tigers moved into one of the American League's three wild-card playoff spots by beating the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday, coupled with the Minnesota Twins' loss to the Boston Red Sox.
The 49ers were without Christian McCaffrey, Deebo Samuel and George Kittle in a rare occurrence on Sunday afternoon.
Baltimore led 28-6 after three quarters but was in a close game at the end
The Miami Dolphins were down to third-string quarterback Tim Boyle in Week 3's matchup with the Seattle Seahawks after Skyler Thompson was knocked out of the game.
The Vikings are 3-0, and coaching is leading the way.
New York was dominant from start to finish, outscoring Atlanta 29-16 in the first quarter, and the Aces began their title defense on a positive note as well.
The top survivor pool pick has now been eliminated for the third straight week.
Andy Dalton started at quarterback Sunday, and the Carolina Panthers' offense didn't look like the worst in football. Far from it.
Derrick Henry had a monster day on the ground in Dallas
The 1962 Mets and the 2024 White Sox are the only teams that lost 120 games.
The Eagles threw the NFL's hottest offense off balance. This is where new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak will be able to really make his name.
It's time to look ahead to Week 4! Check out these three fantasy football waiver wire suggestions.
Sunday Night Football continues this weekend with the Chiefs at Falcons match. Here's how to watch all the action on the field.
Clark started 0-for-7 from 3 and didn't hit her first from distance until halfway through the third quarter.
The Eagles stifled a previously scorching Saints offense and came up with just enough plays to improve to 2-1.
One of the NFL's best kickers made some history on Sunday.
Devin Singletary gave himself up at the 1-yard line late on Sunday afternoon instead of scoring an easy touchdown.
Herbert was sacked in the third quarter, seemingly aggravating a high ankle sprain sustained last week.
Week 4 managed to be much messier than anyone anticipated. On this week's overreaction show, Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger and SI's Pat Forde revel in Michigan's overpowering win over USC and Tennessee's defensive domination of Oklahoma. And of course, they give another pitch for why Colorado's Travis Hunter should win the Heisman.
Houston and Minnesota are both looking to move to 3-0 on the season