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Last updated: September 20, 2026, 2:01 PM ET

College Football: SEC Upsets and Comebacks

No. 9 Texas A&M stumbled 31-21 at Kentucky, handing Wildcats coach Mark Stoops his first career road victory over a top-10 opponent. Kenny Minchey threw two touchdown passes and CJ Baxter added two scoring runs as Kentucky controlled the second half. The Wildcats needled the Aggies on social media afterward, declaring they "gigged 'em" in a jab that headlined Week 3's top trolls. No. 10 Alabama rallied from a 15-point deficit to beat Florida State 50-36, piling up 615 total yards after trailing 21-6 early. In Nashville, Vanderbilt stunned NC State with a last-second fumble-recovery touchdown, a finish the Commodores dubbed their own Music City Miracle. Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith shattered the Buckeyes' all-time receiving yardage record, catching five passes for 85 yards against Kent State to move atop the program list.

UFC 331: Flyweight Gold on the Line

Alexandre Pantoja challenged Joshua Van for the flyweight title at UFC, seeking to reclaim the belt he once held. The rematch headlined the card, with live results and analysis tracking every round as the two rivals settled their score in the octagon.

Boxing: Brown Stays Perfect

Pat Brown maintained his perfect professional record, improving to 7-0 with a brutal stoppage of John Hedges to claim the British and Commonwealth titles. The win extends an unblemished start to Brown's career and marks his most significant belt to date.

Darts: Littler Edges Aspinall in a Thriller

World champion Luke Littler sealed a dramatic 10-9 final-leg victory over Nathan Aspinall to reach the quarter-finals of the PDC World Series. The deciding leg capped a tense back-and-forth that kept the crowd on edge until the last dart.

Rugby League: Warrington End Hull KR's Reign

Matty Ashton scored a hat-trick as Warrington Wolves beat Hull Kingston Rovers 35-12 in the Super League play-off, ending the defending champions' reign. Ashton's three tries powered Warrington into the next round.

Wheelchair Basketball: Britain Take Bronze

Great Britain's men claimed bronze at the Wheelchair Basketball World Championships, beating Germany in the third-place game. The medal caps a strong tournament run for the British squad.

Rugby: Red Roses Held, Black Ferns Roll

England head coach John Mitchell said the Red Roses' thrilling draw with Canada will inspire his side, insisting "greater things to come" after their winning run ended. New Zealand, meanwhile, cruised to a 66-14 rout of Scotland in the WXV Global Series, handing the Scots a second straight defeat.