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Last updated: September 19, 2026, 10:01 PM ET

College Football

Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith moved to the top of the Buckeyes' all-time receiving yardage list, catching five passes for 85 yards against Kent State to surpass the program record. The sophomore's milestone came in a game that Ohio State controlled from the opening drive, further cementing his status as one of the nation's premier pass-catchers.

College Football

Vanderbilt stunned NC State with a last-second fumble-recovery touchdown, pulling off their own version of the Music City Miracle on Saturday. The Commodores capitalized on a late NC State miscue, scooping up the loose ball and returning it for the winning score as time expired, handing the Wolfpack a devastating road loss.

Boxing

Pat Brown maintained his perfect record, stopping John Hedges in brutal fashion to claim the British and Commonwealth titles. The victory extends Brown's professional ledger to a seventh straight win, all by way of stoppage, and signals his arrival as a serious contender in the domestic cruiserweight picture.

Darts

World champion Luke Littler sealed a dramatic win, edging Nathan Aspinall 10-9 on a deciding final leg to reach the PDC World Series quarter-finals. The teenage sensation held his nerve in a tense closing leg, converting a decisive checkout to end Aspinall's resistance in a match that swung repeatedly.

Rugby League

Matty Ashton scored a hat-trick as Warrington Wolves beat Hull Kingston Rovers 35-12 in the Super League play-offs, ending the Robins' title reign. Ashton's three-try display powered Warrington into the next round and halted Hull KR's defense of their crown.

Wheelchair Basketball

Great Britain's men won bronze at the Wheelchair Basketball World Championships, beating Germany to secure a podium finish. The result capped a strong tournament run for the British side, who recovered from earlier setbacks to claim third place.

Rugby Union

England head coach John Mitchell said greater things are to come after the Red Roses' winning run ended in a thrilling draw with Canada, insisting the result will inspire his squad. Meanwhile, New Zealand cruised to victory over Scotland, dominating 66-14 in the WXV Global Series as the Scots suffered a second successive defeat.