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Jaguars turn three Drake Maye turnovers into 14 points in 35-6 win
Jacksonville beat New England 35-6 Sunday after Drake Maye committed three turnovers, including two interceptions. The Jaguars turned them into 14 points; by the third quarter, Maye's season total stood at seven turnovers against one touchdown, the NFL's highest. -
After three turnovers against Jaguars, Drake Maye tops NFL giveaway count
Drake Maye committed three turnovers against Jacksonville on Sunday, taking his season total to an NFL-leading seven by the third quarter; New England trailed 28-3 after the Jaguars turned his third-quarter interception into a touchdown. -
Drake Maye loses fumble, throws pick as Jaguars lead 14-3
Drake Maye lost a fumble and threw an end-zone interception in the first half against Jacksonville on Sunday, his fifth and sixth turnovers of the season. The Jaguars led 14-3 late in the half; Travis Hunter made his first career interception. -
Oregon's Dante Moore taken to hospital after head hit; coach says he is moving
Dante Moore left No. 20 Oregon’s 41-27 win over No. 12 USC in the second quarter after a hit to the head while sliding. He was taken by ambulance to Los Angeles General Medical Center; coach Dan Lanning said Moore was moving as the team continued assessing him. -
Raiola helps No. 20 Oregon beat No. 12 USC 41-27 after Moore’s head injury
No. 20 Oregon beat No. 12 USC 41-27 after Dante Moore left with a head injury in the second quarter. Backup Dylan Raiola threw for 289 yards and two touchdowns, including a fourth-down completion that set up Jordon Davison’s touchdown run with 2:03 left. -
Cleveland secures third straight AL Central crown and No. 2 seed with Rockies’ help
The Cleveland Guardians clinched their third consecutive AL Central title and the American League’s No. 2 seed after beating the Royals 11-5 and getting the needed 9-6 White Sox loss to the Rockies. They will meet the Boston Red Sox in the AL Wild Card Series. -
Oregon QB Dante Moore loaded onto cart after his head hit ground vs. USC
Oregon QB Dante Moore was placed on a backboard and loaded onto a cart after his head hit the ground while sliding in the second quarter against USC. Desman Stephens II was ejected for targeting; both teams received personal fouls after the scuffle. -
Tennessee’s late onside kick against Texas may have broken NCAA rules
Tennessee’s drop-kick onside kick against Texas was recovered, but it appeared to start about two yards behind the required line. Officials picked up a flag after conferring; Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said he would seek a ruling. Tennessee lost 20-17. -
No. 21 Florida pulls away after halftime to beat No. 4 Ole Miss 52-28
No. 21 Florida pulled away from No. 4 Ole Miss for a 52-28 win, scoring touchdowns on five straight possessions after the Rebels cut the lead to 17-14 early in the second half. The Gators ran for 291 yards and six TDs, while Aaron Philo threw for 196 yards and a score. -
Late Tennessee rally falls short as No. 1 Texas wins 20-17
No. 1 Texas beat No. 14 Tennessee 20-17 Saturday despite 11 penalties and a 57-yard punt-return touchdown against it. Tennessee scored on a late 10-play, 80-yard drive and recovered an onside kick, but Jelani McDonald broke up its final end-zone pass. -
Texas’ Colin Simmons flagged for restroom gesture after 16-yard sack at Tennessee
Texas edge Colin Simmons was penalized after a 16-yard sack of Tennessee freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon late in the first half. Referee Kyle Olson said the call was for “simulating using the restroom,” erasing the sack that would have left the Vols facing fourth-and-29. -
Friday sweep gives International team a 7-3 Presidents Cup edge
The International team leads the Presidents Cup 7-3 at Medinah after sweeping Friday’s foursomes, matching its largest advantage over the U.S. after two sessions since 1998. With three sessions remaining, it needs 8.5 more points to win the Cup. -
Uber plans 3,300 job cuts as September tracker logs tech layoffs
Uber announced plans to cut 3,300 jobs, about 10% of its workforce, as September's tracker logged 268 eliminated roles at Xbox, another round at Oracle and reported Apple layoffs. The Oracle and Apple totals are unknown; Bloomberg said Apple's cuts were in Fitness+. -
Scheffler and Burns claim 1-up win as U.S. takes 3-2 Presidents Cup lead
Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns beat Min Woo Lee and Sungjae Im 1-up in Thursday’s four-ball, closing with par saves to secure the point. Their win helped the U.S. take a 3-2 lead over the International team after day one of the Presidents Cup at Medinah. -
Sarkisian says Trump’s stadium movements can cut Texas headset links
Texas coach Steve Sarkisian says the Longhorns must plan for headsets and coach-to-player communications to be cut without warning whenever President Trump enters, leaves or changes locations inside the stadium during Saturday’s game at Tennessee. -
Angel Reese sits out second half after Sabrina Ionescu’s elbow
Angel Reese missed the second half after Sabrina Ionescu inadvertently elbowed her in the face just before halftime of Atlanta’s 83-65 win over New York on Wednesday. The foul was upgraded to Flagrant 1; details of Reese’s injury were unknown. -
Reports say knee surgery would end Giants QB Jaxson Dart’s 2026 season
Reports say Giants QB Jaxson Dart is expected to have surgery that would end his 2026 season after Monday’s 28-6 loss to the Rams. Reported damage involves his left MCL, PCL and meniscus, but not the ACL; coach John Harbaugh said Tuesday he remained under evaluation.
