The Cincinnati Reds announce their 2025 Post-Game Concert Series lineup, featuring Old Dominion, The Landsharks, and Train performing after select games.

University of Hawaii athletic director Craig Angelos is expected to be dismissed as of December 1, with a department-wide meeting set to discuss the leadership transition.

The Texans defeated the Cowboys 34-10, marking the latter's fifth loss in a row, propelled by Joe Mixon's three touchdowns and Derek Barnett's fumble return.

Yankees' Luis Gil wins American League Rookie of the Year with a 15-7 record, 3.50 ERA, and 171 strikeouts, helping lead the team to a World Series appearance.

UT Arlington tops the WAC in volleyball, entering the tournament with a 16-0 record and facing Abilene Christian in the quarterfinals. The event will be broadcast on ESPN+.

The Lakers announced that Pat Riley will be honored with a statue outside Crypto.com Arena, set to be unveiled in 2026.

The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) is expanding, setting records, hosting games in NHL arenas, and aiming to compete with established men's leagues.

Temple University fired head football coach Stan Drayton after a disappointing 3-7 season, and defensive coordinator Everett Withers has been named interim head coach.

Hamilton is getting a new Mini-Pitch Soccer field from the FC Cincinnati Foundation, which aims to promote community engagement and provide equitable access to sports for local youth and families.

St. Louis is set to host a PWHL Takeover Tour game between the Ottawa Charge and the Boston Fleet, reflecting the city's support for women's professional hockey and the league's growth.

The Pittsburgh Steelers lead the AFC North with an 8-2 record, with Chris Boswell's field goals highlighting their recent win streak. The team's playoff chances seem optimistic.

De'Aaron Fox humorously questions the Sacramento Kings' new mascot, Roy Al, during its unveiling. The mascot and new City Edition jerseys aim to honor the team's history as the Cincinnati Royals.

The Dolphins defeated the Raiders 34-19, with Tua Tagovailoa throwing three touchdowns, against a struggling Las Vegas defense, marking Miami's second consecutive win and the Raiders' sixth loss.