The Towson Tigers beat the Morgan State Bears 14-9 in the "Battle for Greater Baltimore" at Johnny Unitas Stadium, extending their winning streak over the Bears.

A high school football game in Cleveland was canceled after a nearby shooting incident, no injuries were reported, and support is being offered to students.

Tyreek Hill was detained by police due to a traffic altercation before a game against the Jaguars but was expected to play, with both his agent and the Dolphins confirming his participation.

Utah defeated Baylor 23-12, but QB Cam Rising's injury is a concern. The Utes showed strong defense and executed a successful trick play. Special teams errors, however, were a notable issue in the game.

Ohio State Buckeyes triumphed with a 56-0 win over Western Michigan despite missing four key players, showcasing their wide receivers' excellence and offensive strength.

UTEP Miners were beaten 27-24 by Southern Utah in overtime, after squandering a first-half lead and missing key opportunities, including a potential game-tying field goal.

The Memphis Tigers achieved a 38-17 win over Troy with strong ground play and notable performances from Mario Anderson Jr., Brandon Thomas, and quarterback Seth Henigan.

The Cincinnati Bearcats blew a 21-point lead, losing 28-27 to the Pittsburgh Panthers, with Pitt's comeback capped by a field goal in the game's final moments.

Del Valle High School defeated Franklin with a strong defense and running game, winning 24-14, as the team's defense and running backs like Shelton Fuller played key roles.

Due to rain, high school football games between John Curtis and Rabun Gap, and Rummel and Lafayette Christian, are moved from Shrine on Airline to Caesars Superdome.

The Memphis Grizzlies signed Armando Bacot, Yuki Kawamura, Miye Oni, and Maozinha Pereira, aiming to strengthen their team with a mix of international players and undrafted talent for the upcoming NBA season.

Ja’Marr Chase is close to securing a contract extension with the Cincinnati Bengals but remains a "game-time decision" to play against the Patriots without a new deal.

The first Bertram Saddle Buster mountain bike race will happen on September 22, hosted by Wright County Parks and Recreation with the Minnesota Mountain Bike Race Series, on the Bertram Lakes Singletrack.