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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.
Georgia leapt to No. 1 in the AP Top 25 after beating Alabama, while Texas fell six spots following its loss to unranked Oklahoma, in a Week 6 marked by upsets nationwide.
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw was ejected from Sunday’s game at Seattle’s Lumen Field after hitting Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold and then headbutting Seattle linebacker Ernest Jones, setting up a possible NFL suspension.
Eagles coach Nick Sirianni took full blame for a last-second loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars after his team’s short kickoff let Jacksonville set up a game-winning 57-yard field goal.
The 2-2 Cincinnati Bengals face the winless Miami Dolphins on Sunday, Oct. 11, with Cincinnati favored by 7 points at Hard Rock Stadium.
The Chicago Bears, starting backup quarterback Tyson Bagent for a second straight week, travel to Green Bay as favorites in a Week 5 matchup between NFC North rivals.
The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries meet in the WNBA Finals starting Oct. 17, a series the league hopes will show it can draw viewers without Caitlin Clark and that will close Commissioner Cathy Engelbert’s tenure.
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