Marquette secured a 70-62 victory against Central Michigan, with Stevie Mitchell scoring 17 points, and teammates Kam Jones and Chase Ross contributing significantly.

Gerry Faust, a legendary Moeller High School and Notre Dame football coach, died at 89. He was celebrated for his leadership and character-building approach to coaching.

The Broncos' playoff hopes were dented after a loss to the Chiefs, influenced by a key blocked field goal. Coach Payton and the team look to improve for future games.

The Kings beat the Suns 127-118 in overtime despite Malik Monk's injury, with DeRozan scoring 34 points and Fox adding 21. Monk is out for the next game.

Ohio State's women's basketball team has added Katie Smith as assistant coach and Jacy Sheldon as director of player development. Both are program alumni, with Smith as a Hall of Famer and Sheldon as a notable former player.

FOX's Big Noon Kickoff heads to Folsom Field for the CU vs. Utah game, enhancing the pregame atmosphere with Rob Stone and analysts including Leinart and Meyer.

Kennesaw State University's football coach, Brian Bohannon, was reported to have stepped down, a claim he refuted, stating he was fired by Athletic Director Overton.

The New Orleans Saints defeated the Atlanta Falcons, ending a seven-game losing streak, with interim coach Darren Rizzi energizing the team to a 20-17 victory.

The Big 12 Conference fined Utah's athletic director, Mark Harlan, $40,000 and issued a public reprimand for criticizing officiating after a loss to BYU.

The Ohio State vs. Indiana football game is scheduled for November 23 at noon on Fox. It will feature unbeaten Indiana and an Ohio State team aiming for Big Ten Championship qualification.

Pflugerville unveils a new multi-sport court at Stone Hill Park, featuring a unique hydraulic system for basketball and soccer, designed for inclusivity and community engagement.

Cowboys' receiver CeeDee Lamb lost sight of a pass due to sunlight at AT&T Stadium, spurring debate about the stadium's design and potential use of curtains.

Chet Holmgren of the Oklahoma City Thunder will miss an extended period due to a right iliac wing fracture, with updates on his recovery expected in 8-10 weeks.