In a snowy matchup, Joe Burrow's late interceptions led to a Bengals loss against the Bills, severely impacting their playoff chances. Burrow acknowledged the team's struggles at 4-9 but remains focused on improving.

Duke Blue Devils won the ACC Championship against Virginia Cavaliers in overtime with a 27-20 victory, securing their first outright title since 1962.

The Seattle Mariners traded prospects Harry Ford and Isaac Lyon to the Nationals for reliever Jose Ferrer, addressing immediate bullpen needs while Washington gains future potential.

The Līhu‘e Baseball League's main diamond in Kaua'i is closing for upgrades from Dec 9 to Feb 1, with construction to level the field and plant new grass.

The Utah Mammoth were shut out 2-0 by the Calgary Flames, culminating a road trip with a 2-4-0 record and without top scorer Logan Cooley due to injury.

Charles Huff has been hired as the new head football coach for the University of Memphis after Ryan Silverfield's departure to Arkansas. Huff comes from Southern Mississippi with a 7-5 record and is known for his elite recruiting skills.

Clemson Tigers await their bowl game destination post-season, with projections varying from the Duke's Mayo Bowl to the Sun Bowl. Selections follow Duke's unexpected ACC win, affecting the CFP landscape.

Houston is gearing up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup with excitement, as fans anticipate matches featuring teams like Germany and Portugal with star player Cristiano Ronaldo.

Tom Hicks, the Texas financier who once owned the Dallas Stars, Texas Rangers and part of Liverpool FC, has died at 79. Family called him their guiding force and said services are pending.

Texas Tech wins its first Big 12 Championship with a 34-7 victory over BYU, led by a strong defense and QB Morton's performance. BYU struggled after QB Bachmeier's ankle injury.

Lionel Messi led Inter Miami to a 3-1 win over Vancouver, securing the MLS Cup with key assists, marking the team's first MLS Cup and the end of careers for Alba and Busquets.

MetLife Stadium, rebranded as "New York New Jersey Stadium," will host six 2026 FIFA World Cup games, including the final on July 19. Tickets are being sold at fixed prices.

South Florida fans celebrated the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw, gathering at Doral Central Park with high spirits and cultural unity as Miami prepares to host matches.