Rising quarterback Josh Smith impresses with stellar stats and athletic versatility in football, basketball, and track at Columbus Africentric Early College.

The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Washington Commanders 44-22, with CeeDee Lamb scoring a 74-yard TD and DaRon Bland returning an interception for a TD.

Andrew Bowman won the Detroit Free Press Marathon for the second time amid challenging weather, while Christina Welsh led the women's race. A runner suffered a cardiac incident but was revived.

The Indianapolis Colts achieved a commanding 38-24 win over the Los Angeles Chargers, advancing to a 6-1 season record as quarterback Daniel Jones excelled with 288 yards and two touchdowns.

Former NFL player Doug Martin died unexpectedly at 36 after an incident with Oakland police, leading to investigations and tributes from the sports community.

The Tennessee women's tennis team excelled at the ITA Ohio Valley Regional, securing 11 wins and advancing to the quarterfinals in singles and doubles events.

BYU secured their third consecutive victory over Utah with a tight 24-21 win, showcasing quarterback Bear Bachmeier's talent and a robust defensive strategy. The triumph bolsters their Big 12 standing and undefeated streak.

UTEP's No. 15 rifle team is set to compete against No. 3 TCU at UTEP Rifle Range, with free entry for fans and matches starting early in the morning. UTEP recently set a program record in air rifle.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has launched a vision for an inclusive, sustainable, and accessible 2028 Olympics with an executive directive to prepare infrastructure and promote local opportunities.

Cincinnati achieved bowl eligibility with a 49-17 win over Oklahoma State, led by QB Brendan Sorsby's performance and WR Cyrus Allen's three touchdowns.

Joe Burrow is expected to return from a Grade 3 turf toe injury by mid-December. The Bengals quarterback has been healing without setbacks and aims to play against the Ravens in Week 15.

North Texas' football team defeated UTSA 55-17, achieving a 6-1 season record and securing a bowl game spot for the first time since 2018, with quarterback Drew Mestemaker and receiver Wyatt Young delivering standout performances.

The Cleveland State Men's Soccer team secured a 2-0 win against Detroit Mercy, marking their fourth season shutout and extending a nine-game unbeaten streak.