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Brendan Mogan|

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Your daily briefing on what's going on with Alabama athletics and how to watch the Crimson Tide.
Katie Windham|
The tremendously large TV audience for Sunday night's Chicago Bears playoff loss can lead to one thing they probably don't really want for next season.
Gene Chamberlain|
Your daily briefing on what’s going on with Vanderbilt Athletics.
Graham Baakko|
Your daily briefing on what’s going on with Mizzou athletics, including full TV listings.
Michael Stamps, Joey Van Zummeren|
Furkan Korkmaz said Alperen Şengün was the best center he's ever played with. Joel Embiid took notice.
Bryan Toporek|
An ugly two-way showing for the Miami Heat in Portland leads to some obvious takeaways with this current team.
Brady Hawk|
Wisconsin's 98-71 victory over Penn State pushed the Badgers' win streak to five games after delivering one of most complete performances of the season.
Benjamin Worgull|
The Chicago Bulls welcomed back Josh Giddey after an 11-game absence, and the guard picked up right where he left off.
Elias Schuster|
Jeremiah Smith leads a pack of outstanding Big Ten wide receivers looking into the 2026 season.
Joe Cox|
Vanderbilt basketball takes on Mississippi State on Saturday with a chance to bounce back from a three-game losing streak. Here's what Mark Byington's team has to do in order to take down Josh Hubbard and the Bulldogs.
Joey Dwyer|
The Beavers' Jenna Villa and Gonzaga's Lauren Whittaker each broke 30 points in one of the season's biggest games, but it was Oregon State who prevailed in overtime.
John Severs|
The Arizona State Sun Devils have a lot of interesting teams that they face, so who are the best and who are the worst?
Tanner Cappellini|
Virginia Tech trailed by eight with 2:24 to play but scored 11 uninterrupted points to claim a come-from-behind victory Thursday.
Thomas Hughes|
One star player headed to the locker room with a back injury in the third quarter and will not return to the game between the Miami Heat and the Portland Trail Blazers.
Alex Toledo|
Joel Embiid notched a triple-double while Tyrese Maxey scored 36 points and dished 10 assists to power the Sixers to a thrilling victory over the visiting Houston Rockets on Thursday.
Austin Krell|
Wisconsin registers its biggest road victory under Greg Gard and one of the largest in the modern era of the program.
Benjamin Worgull|
Caitlyn Weimar’s season high 20 points and Kymora Johnson’s defense key an easy 84 – 46 win over the Pitt Panthers.
Val Prochaska|
The Savannah Bananas are taking Banana Ball worldwide in 2026. See tour cities, dates and ticket lottery details, and how fans can get seats.
Billy Dunn|
The freshman star hit five shots in overtime, including four 3's, to help the Sooners upset the Gamecocks.
Ryan Chapman|
Green's disastrous fourth quarter also featured in Thursday's takeaways
Joey Akeley|

Sports Illustrated

The new Ravens coach worked under his predecessor’s brother at Michigan and for the Chargers, but don’t assume he’ll bring more of the same in Baltimore.
Gilberto Manzano|
Our writers and editors pick winners in both games, revealing the teams we expect to play for the title in two weeks.
The MMQB Staff|
It’s time to ramp up prospects talk after Indiana won the national title and with the NFL conference championship games on tap Sunday.
Daniel Flick|
Plus, analyzing the Titans' hiring of Robert Saleh along with the Bills' front office situation in this week's NFL Fact or Fiction.
Gilberto Manzano|
Tom Verducci explains why he voted for three returning candidates he’d previously passed on.
Tom Verducci|
Conor Orr takes a new look at the market after Jeff Hafley and Robert Saleh landed jobs.
Conor Orr|
Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza’s fourth-down touchdown run becomes the most iconic play in the team’s unbelievable romp to a 16–0 season capped by its first national championship.
Pat Forde|
This week Tiger Woods revealed that the PGA Tour’s plan for LIV golfers was in the works for a long time. It’s the latest turn in the ongoing rivalry between the tours, writes Bob Harig.
Bob Harig|