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The first 2024 loss for Jamey Chadwell’s Flames was the first FBS win ever for Kennesaw State.

Andy Dalton took over for Bryce Young earlier this season after the Panthers’ 0-2 start.

It hasn’t been a banner week for New York Yankees fans. They cheered when Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani got hurt during World Series Game 2 at Dodger Stadium on Saturday night. They chanted “F*** you Freddie” during the first inning of Game 3…only to see Freeman hit a two-run home run into the right field stands. Then in Game 4 on Tuesday night, they entered peak Yankee fan performance mode.
In the bottom of the first inning, Dodgers right fielder Mookie Betts ran over near the right field fence in foul territory to catch a pop-up from Gleyber Torres.

Tennis star Aryna Sabalenka decided to show that she knows her way around the game of soccer too, only her exhibition kick from point blanks went awry and probably left one poor photographer on the hunt for an icepack.
Sabalenka is the No. 1 ranked player in the world and she is in Riyadh for the WTA Finals. So, while she was there, she found her way onto a soccer pitch where she took a go at drilling a ball through some holes in a board placed in front of the net from close range.

This is a shocker because we knew Anthony Richardson was getting benched by the Indianapolis Colts, but on Wednesday, coach Shane Steichen did more than that. He put the 22-year-old quarterback on the shelf with no promise he’d reach for him again anytime soon.
Joe Flacco, at 39 years old, is now the future for the Colts. And that’s not an exaggeration, because that’s a sentiment Steichen himself vivified.
“I’ll start off by confirming Joe Flacco will be our quarterback going forward,” Steichen told reporters.

The Jets placed Greg Zuerlein on IR rather than cutting the struggling kicker while adding Riley Patterson and Spencer Shrader to their practice squad.

Two Yankees fans have been banned from attending Game 5 of the World Series after interfering with Dodgers star Mookie Betts in Game 4.

Cooper Flagg has officially become the first men’s college basketball player to sign an NIL deal with Gatorade. And he hasn’t even played a game yet.
The consensus five-star prospect and the No. 1 overall recruit in the 2024 class is currently gearing up for his first (and likely only) season at Duke. Flagg is projected to be the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, and, at just 17 years old, he is already very, very rich.
Gatorade announced the partnership with Flagg on Tuesday.

Our insiders break down where all 30 teams stack up and which newcomers are already making waves.

The next generation of big men are setting the blueprint for what NBA 5s should be — just don’t call them centers.