General Sports 8-Hour Briefing
×Last updated: October 11, 2026, 4:50 PM ET
College Football
Oklahoma stunned No. 1 Texas with a last-second 47-yard field goal, with quarterback John Mateer leading a game-winning drive in the Red River showdown. The Sooners' troll of their rivals after Tate Sandell's winning kick added fuel to an already heated week. Elsewhere, Kentucky converted a 2-point play in overtime to upset No. 10 LSU, with Kenneth Minchey running in the decisive conversion. Georgia edged Alabama 20-17 in Tuscaloosa, and Kirby Smart was satisfied his team scored enough points despite trailing at the half.
The week's SEC slate delivered upsets across the conference, with three top-10 teams losing. Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer questioned sophomore cornerback Dijon Lee Jr.'s emotional maturity following a costly personal foul. Meanwhile, the CFP picture shifted after Week, with a new No. 1 emerging in the selection committee's projected top.
NFL
Lamar Jackson and Monangai are out for their upcoming games, while Chase and Jeanty are listed as questionable. Fans can consult a full Week 5 game guide with previews, predictions and picks covering all 16 matchups, including Bears vs. Packers and 49ers vs. Seahawks.
Motorsport
Max Verstappen dominated to claim his first Singapore Grand Prix victory for Red Bull, with Antonelli finishing third.
Tennis
Zheng Qinwen made history as the first Chinese champion of the China Open after overcoming a difficult path to the title.
Baseball
The Guardians completed an ALDS comeback over the White Sox, with Gavin Williams fanning 12 batters on a day's rest as Cleveland recorded a record 21 strikeouts.
Boxing
Puerto Rican legend Wilfredo "Bazooka" Gomez, a three-division world champion, died at age.
Wrestling
Roman Reigns retained his title by defeating LA Knight at Money in the Bank, and a line of fresh challengers now wants a shot at the Tribal Chief.
College Football Entertainment
Oregon's Duck mascot trolled USC with a Trojan horse pregame entrance ahead of the UCLA game.