ESPN+ had a streaming issue that affected an Arizona State football game, leaving viewers unable to watch much of the second half.

The Hillsboro Hops bid farewell to their original ballpark with a final game before moving to a new stadium in 2026.

Sorana Cirstea reported her Cleveland trophy missing from her NYC hotel room, calling for its return as The Fifty Sonesta investigates the disappearance.

FC Cincinnati lost 1-0 at home to Philadelphia Union, continuing their goal drought and trailing in the Supporters' Shield race. Despite efforts, the team struggles offensively, while Union's tight defense and victory secured their playoff spot.

Kyle Schwarber hit four home runs in a game, leading the Phillies to a win, and is now at 49 homers for the season, aiming to surpass Ryan Howard's record.

Lee Corso made his last headgear prediction on ESPN's "College GameDay," choosing Ohio State and concluding a significant chapter in sports broadcasting.

Duluth's Wheeler Athletic Complex sport courts are closed for maintenance from September 1-5, including sealant coating and striping to improve longevity.

UNLV football secured a 38-21 win over Sam Houston State with quarterback Anthony Colandrea leading the offense, including three touchdowns. Despite a clock issue, UNLV stayed focused to maintain their early season winning streak.

Week 2 of the high school football season in Columbus, Ohio, saw teams like Olentangy and Bishop Watterson continue their winning ways, with a number of close games and upsets highlighting the competitiveness of the league.

Revere High School canceled a football game against Akron Garfield due to two players with Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease; Akron decided not to play, and officials seek to reschedule events.

$30 billion is expected to be legally wagered on the 2025 NFL season, with an 8.5% increase from the previous year, despite no new legal betting jurisdictions.

Indiana high school football saw its second week with notable matchups and full coverage on WTHR and other outlets, including video highlights and in-depth analysis.

Willie Simmons began his tenure as FIU Panthers head coach with a 42-9 win over Bethune-Cookman, featuring strong offense and defense, as reported by Local 10 and FIU Sports.