Thursday college football: North Texas wins in overtime; New Mexico State rolls
North Texas stopped Tulsa’s winning conversion attempt for a 45–44 overtime victory, completing Thursday’s two-game window after New Mexico State’s 34–13 win.
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Matt Holliday’s Oklahoma home with a lit baseball field asks $8. 95 million
The current 20-acre offering differs from the original 136-acre listing, and includes a field, indoor courts and a two-level pool.
Mike Tomlin opens his 12-year Minecraft city with a rooftop tour
The former Steelers coach introduces his son Dino and walks through the virtual hotel and apartment buildings he built over years of downtime.
Golf IQ’s straight-arm question puts the other elbow in focus
Luke Kerr-Dineen’s new mailbag considers backswing width, with a separate coach’s drill showing how the arms connect.
Carryovers keep Wells Adams in the fight in Skratch’s Wedge skins match
Chad Mumm’s early lead meets a $275 swing on Cabot Citrus Farms’ 11-hole short course.
Rodgers reaches 165 regular-season wins with Steelers' Bengals victory
Pittsburgh's Sunday victory adds a career milestone before Thursday's trip to Cleveland.
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Carter reportedly playing through wrist fracture ahead of Rams game
A hairline fracture in Carter’s right wrist; Philadelphia estimates full participation in Wednesday’s walkthrough.
Bauchou’s 62 leads Bank of Utah first round, one ahead of nine
Zach Bauchou birdied the last two holes for a career-best 62; nine golfers finished one shot back at 63 as the opening round became official.
As Cowboys expect Sunday snaps
No injury designation for Houston; Stephen Jones expects the new cornerback to make his Dallas debut.
Sheets’ pinch-hit homer and Padres bullpen finish 4-1 sweep of Cubs
San Diego’s relievers throw 5⅔ scoreless innings as the Padres advance to face Milwaukee in the NL Division Series.
Wednesday’s Wild Card finals: Padres, Yankees and White Sox advance
Three sweeps settle Division Series opponents while Philadelphia forces a deciding game against Atlanta.
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Bellinger’s four RBIs and Fried’s six innings carry Yankees past Red Sox 9-2
New York completes a two-game Wild Card sweep with a six-run sixth inning and advances to face Tampa Bay.
Meidroth’s three-run homer helps White Sox sweep Astros 7-3
Chicago’s bullpen throws five scoreless innings to finish its first postseason series win since 2005 and set up an ALDS against Cleveland.
Falcons agree to four-year Gervon Dexter extension after August trade
The agreement; ESPN reports $78 million with $46. 5 million guaranteed, citing the defensive tackle’s agents.
Pollard practices fully; Spears returns with limited work
Tony Pollard was a full participant in Thursday's practice with a foot injury, while Tyjae Spears returned on a limited basis with an ankle injury. Confirms that both running backs completed work after missing Wednesday's session.
Flowers questionable, Jackson clear as Ravens rule Hendrickson out
Friday rest preserves uncertainty for Flowers and Stanley; Baltimore will change its pass-rush rotation.
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Bohm’s tenth-inning homer keeps Phillies alive with 4-3 win over Braves
Schwarber and Harper homered back-to-back before Bohm’s winner, while Painter finished three scoreless innings to force Game 3.
Reid identifies Simmons’ bulging disc as Chiefs keep left-tackle return open
Josh Simmons will miss Wednesday practice; Kahlil Benson has handled Kansas City’s first three games at left tackle.
Hall ruled out as Jets replace four offensive starters for Chicago
Braelon Allen steps in at running back while receiver, tight end and left guard absences force more changes.