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The CFP and ESPN struck a five-year, $1.7 billion deal to expand the playoff to 24 teams by 2027, and a CFP executive admitted fans oppose the move but the organization is proceeding regardless.
Norfolk State coach Michael Vick says his order to run out the clock was ignored in the final seconds of a loss to North Carolina Central, resulting in a fumble that cost his team the game.
The Jets abandoned their running game in the second half of a 35-12 loss to the Chiefs in Kansas City, with Breece Hall and Braelon Allen combining for just two carries after halftime despite a strong first-half showing.
MMA fighter Lucero Acosta lost by TKO in her PFL debut in Chicago after a wardrobe malfunction went viral, and she says the attention brought a major bonus on OnlyFans, possibly as much as $500,000.
Freddy Peralta, traded away by the Mets in July after a 4.99 ERA, was named ALCS MVP after pitching the Tampa Bay Rays into the World Series, where they’ll face his former team, the Milwaukee Brewers.
Colts head coach Shane Steichen says Daniel Jones will keep starting despite six interceptions in six games, but Steichen and GM Chris Ballard face mounting pressure after a home loss to the previously winless Tennessee Titans drew boos and “fire Ballard” chants.
The Browns rallied late to beat the Ravens 13-10 in Cleveland on Sunday, overcoming a trick play that had Baltimore’s tight end lined up at guard before slipping open for a touchdown.
The Philadelphia Eagles will wait until Jalen Hurts’ blood clot is fully dissolved before clearing him to return, according to a Fox Sports report, as the quarterback sits on injured reserve for at least four games.
The Raiders benched starting right guard Jackson Powers-Johnson in favor of Caleb Rogers against the Bills as head coach Klint Kubiak looks to fix a struggling running game.
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