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It’s a huge showdown in New Jersey as the unbeaten Midshipmen look to upset the No. 12 Irish, plus Nebraska visits No. 4 Ohio State. Follow with us.

The Buckeyes have a big showdown with Penn State next week, but they are getting all they can handle from Nebraska. Get updates on all the early games.

Texas QB Quinn Ewers has 3 passing TDs as the Horns try to put last week’s loss behind them. Can the Commodores rally? Get updates on all of today’s action.

Get live updates, highlights, stats and analysis on Saturday’s action all day long.

Justin Thomas during the third round of the 2024 ZOZO Championship. | Photo by TOSHIFUMI KITAMURA/AFP via Getty Images
Justin Thomas will begin the final round trailing by two, but he will have an excellent chance to win for the first time since 2022.
It has been a long time since Justin Thomas put himself in this position.
Through 54 holes at the ZOZO Championship, he trails Nico Echavarria by two after a 5-under 65 on Saturday. Thomas began the day facing the same deficit, as Echavarria also shot a 65, thanks to his eagle on the par-5 18th.

Alabama offensive lineman Wilkin Formby gifted Missouri some free bulletin board material.
The Crimson Tide are currently going through a pretty disappointing season, despite being 5-2. That’s a record a lot of teams would love to have.
However, we all know that’s not good enough at Alabama. Losing to Vanderbilt and Tennessee and looking horrible against South Carolina and USF simply won’t be tolerated.
You’d think, given the situation in Tuscaloosa, the players wouldn’t say much at all. The only focus would be on the play on the field.

NASHVILLE, TN – There’s a lot that can happen for a football program if you find a way to finally push through the barrier that has kept you on the outside for so many years. For Vanderbilt, heading into today’s game against Texas, they’ve given fans hope, and right now, that’s the first step to rekindling some of that magic.

It’s a bad day to be New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone after multiple questionable decisions last night ultimately led to the Dodgers’ Freddie Freeman hitting a walk-off Grand Slam and Los Angeles taking Game 1 of the World Series.
Writing that sentence was absolutely PAINFUL for me, a diehard Yankees fan whose greatest sports moment came in 2003 while standing outside Yankees Stadium to see Aaron Boone, ironically enough, hit a walk-off home run against the Boston Red Sox as the Yanks advanced to the World Series.

The person running Nebraska’s X account might want to take a couple days off.
The Cornhuskers play Ohio State in Columbus today, and it could be pretty lopsided. After all, Nebraska was destroyed by Indiana to the tune of 56-7 and the Buckeyes are one of the best teams in the country.
Don’t be surprised at all if the Cornhuskers struggle. In fact, it appears the team might already be mentally preparing for a lot of poor offensive drives, judging from the graphic promoting the game.

Yankees reliever Nestor Cortes, who hadn’t pitched in a game in 37 days, got the call from Aaron Boone in the 10th inning of Friday’s Game 1 because Boone “liked the matchup” against Freddie Freeman.