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Things have gone from bad to worse for Mercedes at the United States Grand Prix
AUSTIN — Things have gone from bad to worse for Mercedes here at the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix.
On Saturday Lewis Hamilton was surprisingly eliminated in Q1, as a front suspension issue on his W15 that occurred during the F1 Sprint Race earlier in the day created problems that one of the world’s legendary drivers simply could not overcome during the session.

Rourke was injured during the team’s blowout win over Nebraska.

Two of the NFL’s best reside in the same division. All eyes will be on the Vikings and Lions as they meet for the first time. Follow that game and more here.

Hannah Green poses with the trophy after winning the 2024 BMW Ladies Championship. | Photo by Jung Yeon-Je/AFP via Getty Images
Australian Hannah Green turned in a stellar performance at the BMW Ladies Championship, where she claimed victory once again.
After her wire-to-wire victory at the BMW Ladies Championship in Korea, Hannah Green entered rarified air.
She joins World No. 1 Nelly Korda and LPGA Hall-of-Famer Lydia Ko as the only players to win three or more times in 2024. In doing so, Green becomes the first Aussie to accomplish this feat since Kerrie Webb did so in 2006.

Transgender athletes are infiltrating women’s sports as biological males are taking advantage of biological females on the playing field. Nicole Powers is a transgender athlete who has competed on many different stages as a tennis player, skier, and golfer, but unlike many other trans athletes, Powers is taking a fair and common-sense approach to competing.
Powers recently sat down with OutKick’s Hayley Caronia and explained their decision to never compete against women ever again.

Who’s the top of the SEC? And who’s actually a contender that we dismissed in September? Breaking down Week 8.

The deal came together pretty quickly.

I hope you like chaos, because the second half of the college football season season is headed toward the most chaotic finish the sport has seen in at least a generation.
Week 8 provided some wild games, unexpected upsets and statements that were made by some of the biggest programs in the country.
No. 1 Texas? It fell at home to No. 5 Georgia, which put up the first 23 points of the game. No. 6 Miami? The ‘Canes survived an onslaught of offense from home-standing Louisville. No.

After all that, Haason Reddick didn’t get the new contract he wanted from the New York Jets. And didn’t get traded to a team that would give him that deal. Reddick instead is reporting to the Jets on Monday, a full seven months after he began a curious contract holdout that followed being traded from the Philadelphia Eagles.
He will come in and receive much less cash in the bank than if he’d simply reported to the team when he was traded in April.
Talk about losing from start to finish.
The Jets, meanwhile, are thrilled because this is a rare win for them this season.

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Alissa Pili isn’t used to getting DNPs. Still, she’s found joy as a rookie on a Lynx team that finds itself one game away from a WNBA championship.
MINNEAPOLIS — Alissa Pili is used to being a star — the Minnesota Lynx rookie has effectively dominated every level of basketball since she was a kid.
As a freshman at the University of Southern California, she averaged 16.3 points per game, and in her final season at her University of Utah, she was one of the most efficient high-volume scorers in the country, averaging 21.