Four ex-Michigan football players have filed a class-action lawsuit seeking $50 million from the NCAA and Big Ten Network for the use of their names and likenesses before NIL policy changes.

The Utah Hockey Club unveiled their inaugural season sweaters and have acquired key players, with a special patch for their first NHL season. They will play in the Central Division.

The Utah Sports Hall of Fame inducted five new members, celebrating their diverse achievements in the state's sporting history at an event in Salt Lake City.

Steelers punter Cameron Johnston sustains a serious knee injury, potentially ending his season, as reported by WTAE and confirmed by NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

Jaguars fans remain optimistic despite the team's 20-17 loss to the Dolphins, as Jacksonville prepares for cultural events and the next game against the Browns.

The University of Pittsburgh has dismissed Heather Lyke as athletic director to pursue a new direction in their athletics amid the changing college sports landscape.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers won their season opener against the Washington Commanders, led by quarterback Baker Mayfield. Fans celebrated as Mayfield and the Bucs showed strong offense.

Country singer Luke Combs expressed disappointment over the Carolina Panthers' 47-10 loss to the New Orleans Saints, calling it "absolutely gruesome" on social media.

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.