NFC North, AFC South Teams Reveal ‘Rivalries’ Jersey For 2026 NFL Season
Eight NFL teams revealed a “Rivalries” jersey and helmet that will be worn once in the 2026 season.
Big Ten Conference Reportedly Banning Players Who Appear On NFL Rosters
The Big Ten is reportedly set to ban players who were in an NFL training camp from coming back to play college football in its conference.
Michigan’s Rod Moore ‘Finally Healthy’ After Wondering If He’d Play Football Again
After losing nearly two years because of injury, Michigan safety Rod Moore is “healthy” and primed to contribute in his sixth season with the Wolverines.
INDYCAR Power Rankings: Kyle Kirkwood Moves Up With Huge Win At DC
Kyle Kirkwood surged up the rankings after his dominant performance at D.C. Was it enough for him to unseat Alex Palou from the No.1 spot?
Last Night In Baseball: The Tigers Are Running Out Of Chances
The Tigers have lost six in a row, the Guardians and Red Sox have not, Cal Raleigh looked like his old self, the Rangers are alone in first and more from Monday’s MLB action.
NASCAR Power Rankings: Ryan Blaney Moves Up With Third Win Of Season
Ryan Blaney won at Loudon and moved up the rankings. Here’s where the top drivers sit before the final race of the regular season.
Cal Raleigh Hits Career-High 3 Homers For Mariners Amid Season-Long Slump
Cal Raleigh busted out of a season-long slump with the first three-homer game of his career.
Former Celtics, Jazz Player RJ Luis Jr. Cleared By Judge To Play For LSU
Former St. John’s standout RJ Luis Jr. has been cleared by a court to start practicing with LSU and potentially play for the Tigers this season.
Ex-Oregon State RB Anthony Hankerson Set For College Return After Being Waived By Seahawks
The Seattle Seahawks have waived running back Anthony Hankerson, who could try to play in college again.
Lane Kiffin Defends Recruiting Browns TE Dae’Quan Wright Following Court Injunction
After a stop in the NFL, former Mississippi tight end Dae’Quan Wright could be heading to LSU thanks to a court order that is creating havoc throughout college sports by allowing Wright and others an unexpected fifth year of eligibility.
