Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell's red-hot start to the 2025-26 season continued Monday in a 118-106 win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
Ole Miss won't have to wait long for a resolution to its Lane Kiffin saga.
Here are the five worst performances of Week 11 and what they might mean going forward.
Another week of the college football regular season is in the books, and with it, another round of our winners and losers. Here is the best and worst from Week 12.
The New England Patriots will be without defensive tackle Milton Williams for their next four games, although it might be hard to tell.
Mendoza has an iron-clad case for the 2025 Heisman Trophy after a near-flawless Week 12 performance.
When the Bengals spent their first-round pick of the 2025 NFL Draft on edge rusher Shemar Stewart, this likely isn't what they had in mind.
Buried following a brutal first half to the 2025 season, Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning has a chance to flip the narrative surrounding his first full year as a college starting quarterback.
The ACC has been the most unpredictable college football conference this season, but it might save its biggest twist for last.
Hunter recently underwent season-ending surgery, removing the possibility of a 2025 return.
The Dallas Mavericks addressed the root of their problem on Tuesday by firing embattled general manager Nico Harrison, but the damage he wreaked will be hard for the next front office leader to undo.
The Philadelphia Eagles outlasted the Green Bay Packers in a defensive "Monday Night Football" battle between NFC heavyweights. Here are our initial takeaways from the 10-7 Eagles win.
After a couple of years at rock bottom, the Athletics are finally trending up.
The Associated Press No. 3 Connecticut Huskies aced their final tune-up before heading into a pivotal early-season stretch.
The New Orleans Saints may have found their next franchise quarterback.
We take a closer look at each rough performance, plus a truly horrific late-afternoon window.
Between statement Top 25 wins, surprising upsets and thrillers in Nashville and Happy Valley, here are Week 11's winners and losers.
Over two decades after Carmelo Anthony led the Syracuse Orange to the only men's college basketball national title in program history, his son, Kiyan Anthony, had a strong first start for Syracuse in a win over Delaware State.
Mendoza has his Heisman moment.
The Red Raiders are in a class of their own within the conference, and it might take the playoff for them to find an opponent in their weight class.
Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals appear headed toward a divorce.
Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr.'s second NFL season has had its share of downs, and he hit another snag on Friday.
A hobbled Detroit Lions offensive line could be closer to full strength in Week 10.
While their 2025 season has gone off the rails, all hope is not lost for the Washington Commanders.
Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix has seen enough of his underperforming offense.