The Chicago Bears fired head coach Matt Eberflus after a series of losses, marking the first in-season coaching change for the franchise.

Arthur Smith has dismissed speculation about taking a head coaching role at UNC, stating he is focused on his current job as the Steelers' offensive coordinator.

Brennan Presley of Oklahoma State is close to breaking the school's all-purpose yardage record, needing only 8 yards to set a new mark as the regular season draws to a close.

Orlando Pride defender Carrie Lawrence retires from professional soccer after making 33 appearances and contributing significantly to the team's success despite enduring injuries throughout her career.

Ohio State's new quarterback, Will Howard, is preparing to face Michigan in college football's renowned rivalry, embracing the pressure and significance of the game.

Dunbar High School won the D.C. Turkey Bowl for the second year, while D.C. Central Kitchen prepared 69,000 meals to address food insecurity in the city.

Chicago is responding to the growing demand for indoor pickleball courts, with initiatives to add new courts and accommodate players year-round despite limited capacity at facilities like SPF and Ace.

Texas Longhorns prepare to face Texas A&M Aggies in a high-stakes football game set to be televised on KSAT, which could decide the SEC championship game participants.

The University of Tennessee men's basketball team set a defensive record by holding UT Martin to 35 points, the lowest since 1973, in their victory at Food City Center.

The Meadows Turkey Bowl in Ohio raised $650,000 for cancer research and aid through a charity backyard football game. Participants paid $3,000 to play.

Broncos QB Bo Nix wins NFL Rookie of the Week for the third consecutive time, approaching the franchise record set by Knowshon Moreno and surpassing Tim Tebow's accomplishments.

Quarterback Aidan O'Connell returns from injury to lead the Las Vegas Raiders against the Kansas City Chiefs, with the Raiders promoting additional players due to injuries.

Shohei Ohtani is suing his ex-interpreter for allegedly using the athlete's funds to buy $325,000 worth of baseball cards and for other financial manipulations.