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Shoulder injury leaves Ole Miss RB Kewan Lacy doubtful for Florida
Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy was downgraded from questionable to doubtful Friday for Saturday’s game at No. 21 Florida after a shoulder injury against LSU. Coach Pete Golding said surgery is not expected; Lacy will be evaluated pregame. -
Tigers hold off Pirates’ five-run eighth-inning rally, win 8-7
The Tigers beat the Pirates 8-7 at Comerica Park on Friday night after Pittsburgh scored five runs in the eighth to cut an 8-2 deficit to one. Rafael Flores Jr. hit a three-run homer in the rally, but the Pirates could not complete the comeback. -
Cardinals tie Brewers in seventh, but four-run eighth brings 8-4 loss
St. Louis rallied from a 4-1 deficit to tie Milwaukee 4-4 on Jordan Walker’s and Alec Burleson’s seventh-inning homers, but the Brewers scored four runs in the eighth and won 8-4 in Friday’s opener of the teams’ final regular-season series. -
SpaceX shares could face pressure as insider lockups end through December 2026
SpaceX stock is back in the $150 range after climbing above $200 and falling to $108. Motley Fool writer Reuben Gregg Brewer says insider lockups ending on dates through December 2026 could make more shares tradable and pressure the price. -
Microsoft shares rise after redesigned Copilot gains AI tools
Microsoft shares rallied Friday after it unveiled new AI features for redesigned Copilot: full Word, Excel and PowerPoint functions, a Home hub combining Chat and Cowork for multi-step tasks, natural-language coding and personal-agent features in Autopilot. -
CNN says it was barred from Trump’s Tennessee trip
CNN said it was barred from accompanying President Donald Trump on Saturday’s trip to Tennessee for a college football game; the broadcaster had been scheduled to fly on his plane as part of the White House television pool, but was omitted from the White House press schedule. -
Dan Patrick doubts Josh Jacobs will play for Packers again
Josh Jacobs remains on the NFL’s Commissioner’s Exempt List after pleading no contest Sept. 10 to misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property charges over a May incident. Dan Patrick predicts the Packers won’t play him again; the NFL review remains unresolved. -
Bayern to appoint Marko Pesic as second vice president, pending member confirmation
FC Bayern Basketball managing director Marko Pesic is set to succeed Walter Mennekes as Bayern Munich eV’s second vice president when he steps down Nov. 20. Members must confirm his nomination at the Nov. 21 annual meeting; Pesic will oversee Bayern’s sports departments. -
Indiana's Turbo Richard is helped to locker room after lower-body injury
Indiana running back Turbo Richard left Friday’s home game against Northwestern after a hit out of bounds left him with a lower-body injury. He went to the medical tent and was later helped to the locker room; coach Curt Cignetti said, “We’ll see” when asked about his status. -
C3.ai CEO Siebel sells 444,248 shares in $4.8 million transaction
C3.ai CEO Thomas Siebel sold 444,248 shares for about $4.8 million on Sept. 15 and 16, according to an SEC filing. The sale was made under a pre-established Rule 10b5-1 plan; the stock’s one-year total return was down 40% as of Sept. 16. -
Curry agrees to two-year, $116 million Warriors extension with player option
Stephen Curry has agreed to a two-year, $116 million extension with the Golden State Warriors, according to sources cited by ESPN's Shams Charania. It includes a player option for 2028-29; the team has not officially announced the deal. -
Clemson-California football game set for 10:30 p.m. EST on ESPN
Clemson and California meet at California Memorial Stadium in Berkeley, with kickoff set for 10:30 p.m. EST on ESPN; WatchESPN is listed as the streaming option. Clemson comes in after a win, but the preview flags its third-down offense and run defense as lingering concerns. -
Kevin Colbert, J.T. Thomas and Craig Wolfley join Steelers Hall of Honor
Former Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert, defensive back J.T. Thomas and commentator Craig Wolfley were inducted into the team’s 2026 Hall of Honor. They were enshrined Friday at Acrisure Stadium and will be recognized again Sunday against Cincinnati. -
JJ Redick sees Kessler as Lakers’ rim anchor, citing Wembanyama’s Spurs role
The Lakers acquired center Walker Kessler from Utah in a sign-and-trade and signed him to a four-year, $130 million deal. Coach JJ Redick said he wants Kessler protecting the rim alongside Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves, citing San Antonio’s use of Victor Wembanyama. -
Altman hopes Donovan Mitchell’s jersey will hang in the rafters
Koby Altman said he hopes Donovan Mitchell’s jersey will hang in the rafters, describing him as an MVP-caliber player whose embrace of the organization and city is unmatched. Altman said adding Mitchell immediately made the team “must-see TV” and a prime-time-level team. -
After hospital stay, Carrot Top is home with family, source says
Comedian Carrot Top is out of the hospital and recovering at home with family, a source close to him told PEOPLE. Police and court records reviewed by the outlet say he attempted suicide at his home on Sept. 18 and was hospitalized in critical condition. -
Reddit users share winter heating tips with worried oil-heated homeowner
Worried about higher winter oil bills, an oil-heated homeowner asked Reddit whether bedroom space heaters would erase savings. Replies favored heated bedding, lowering the thermostat and sealing drafts, but offered personal anecdotes rather than verified cost comparisons. -
Mark Consuelos heads to toe surgery after a year of arthritis pain
Mark Consuelos said on the September 25 episode of Live with Kelly and Mark that he was heading to surgery for a painful, arthritic toe after putting it off for about a year. His wife and co-host Kelly Ripa said she would accompany him. -
TikTok settles Alabama suit with $100 million payment and teen limits
TikTok agreed to pay Alabama $100 million and limit teens to two hours of daily use, settling a suit alleging it misled parents about safety tools before a trial set for Monday. Its total payout could reach $300 million if other states accept similar deals. -
White House again excludes CNN from Trump’s Air Force One trip
The White House has again removed CNN from the TV pool covering Donald Trump, blocking it from flying with him to Tennessee on Saturday. The network returned to the rotation Friday, one day after a judge ordered its White House credentials reinstated. -
Tigers withstand Pirates’ five-run eighth in 8-7 win as Torkelson nears cycle
Detroit beat Pittsburgh 8-7 Friday after the Pirates scored five runs in the eighth to cut Detroit’s 8-2 lead to one run. Spencer Torkelson finished a single short of the cycle with a homer, triple and double; Jackson Jobe allowed two runs in 5 1/3 innings. -
BuzzFeed readers describe behaviors they associate with right-wing women
BuzzFeed asked readers for subtle signs they associate with right-wing women. Responses cited avoiding political labels or declining to say how they voted, traditional gender roles and criticism of LGBTQ+ people; these are community members’ personal impressions. -
Barr calls Michael Fishman a ‘brainwashed bigot’ over ‘Roseanne’ cancellation
Roseanne Barr called former “Roseanne” co-star Michael Fishman a “brainwashed bigot” on Wednesday’s “Can’t Be Censored” podcast, after he said ABC was right to cancel the one-season 2018 revival following Barr’s comparison of Valerie Jarrett to an ape. -
Executive readiness may depend on recovery as well as leadership skills
The article argues that executive readiness should be assessed like athletic readiness, considering physical, cognitive and emotional capacity, recovery and sleep—not just skills and experience. Leaders’ demands also shift during acquisitions and restructurings.
