College Football Playoff projections: Will just three SEC teams be in the field ahead of Week 14?
Alabama, Ole Miss and Texas A&M all suffered their third losses of the season on Saturday.
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Ex-Flyers Tough Guy Placed On Waivers
This former Flyers enforcer has been placed on waivers.
Video: Tommy DeVito Reacts to Bucs' Baker Mayfield Using Giants QB's Celebration
Tommy DeVito didn't take any offense to Baker Mayfield mimicking his touchdown celebration, admitting he wasn't even aware of it until it was mentioned in the…
Video: Malik Nabers Calls Giants' Loss to Bucs 'Soft as F--k'; WR 'Tired of Losing'
The decision by the New York Giants to replace quarterback Daniel Jones with Tommy DeVito failed to turn around the team's fortune, as the Giants suffered a…
NFL Playoff Bracket Picture 2024-25: AFC, NFC Standings After Week 12 SNF
The Kansas City Chiefs and Detroit Lions became the first two NFL teams to reach 10 wins in Week 12's early-afternoon window. The Chiefs survived an upset bid…
NFL Playoff Bracket Picture 2024-25: AFC, NFC Standings After Week 12 Early Slate
The Kansas City Chiefs and Detroit Lions became the first two NFL teams to reach 10 wins in Week 12's early-afternoon window. The Chiefs survived an upset bid…
Caleb Williams Excites NFL Fans with Rally Despite Bears' OT Loss to Darnold, Vikings
The only thing that matters for the Chicago Bears for the rest of the season is developing rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, but he and the rest of the team…
Oklahoma, Auburn Fined by SEC for Field-Stormings After Alabama, Texas A&M Upsets
A pair of upsets in the SEC have resulted in fines for two schools after their fans stormed the field. The conference announced Sunday that Oklahoma and…
Oklahoma draws two $100,000 fines from the SEC for fans storming the field after Alabama win
Auburn was also fined for its fans storming the field.
Olympian Gable Steveson Wins 1st 2 Matches in Minnesota Return After WWE, NFL Stints
After disappointing stints in the NFL and WWE, Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson returned to what he does best. Using his extra year of college eligibility…