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Last updated: September 11, 2026, 3:59 PM ET

College Football Week 2

Miami's offense produced a record-setting onslaught in its home opener, piling up 856 yards and 42 first downs in a 77-7 rout of Florida A&M. The Hurricanes' yardage total stands among the most prolific single-game outputs in program history.

The weekend's marquee matchup is a Texas-Ohio State sequel, with Michigan's quarterback problems running deep entering Week. The Buckeyes, who bowed out of the playoff early last season, say they weren't battle tested before, and that is about to change. The Big Ten-SEC challenge headlines the Week 2 slate, giving bluebloods an early shot at the season's biggest win while the Big 12 and SEC stage conference challenges and the Group of Six faces an elimination weekend.

Boston College will wear its "Red Bandanna" uniforms on Friday, one of college football's most meaningful tributes, carrying even more emotion than usual as it leads the best looks of Week.

NFL

The Cowboys are betting that youth is a winning edge, with Christian Parker installed as the youngest defensive coordinator in franchise history. He is tasked with turning around the NFL's worst defense from last season.

Around the league, Week 1 buzz centers on injury comebacks, including what to expect from Patrick Mahomes, and on how the Raiders will handle their quarterback situation, plus breakout candidates and playoff sleepers.

NBA

Next week's NBA owners' meetings could reshape the league, with the next steps in the Clippers investigation, expansion and NBA Europe all potentially decided. Elsewhere, LSU escaped punishment when a meeting of SEC presidents and chancellors ended Thursday without sanctions over an expulsion matter.

WNBA

Sophie Cunningham said she is ignoring the commotion around Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White declaring for the WNBA draft, keeping her focus squarely on the Fever's remaining games and their playoff push.

Golf

Shane Lowry seized control of the Irish Open with a course-record 62 at Doonbeg, while defending champion Rory McIlroy's putting woes prevented a second-round charge. At the Solheim Cup, Nelly Korda played like the world No. 1 in a record-setting partnership with Allisen Corpuz, helping the Americans split the foursomes 2-2 with Team Europe in a loud and wet start.

Separately, LIV Golf's bankruptcy filings revealed key details about the league's plans for player compensation.

Cricket

Durham sealed promotion from Division Two of the County Championship with two games to spare, beating Middlesex by 93 runs.

Boxing

Ryan Garcia is well positioned to become boxing's next face, using the very thing that has stopped many from taking him seriously as a potential star. Ahead of his title fight, two former champions, a title contender and a celebrity fan broke down Garcia-Benn and offered their predictions.

Basketball

The FIBA Women's World Cup semifinal matchups are set, with Team USA, France, Germany and Spain all vying for a spot in the final in Saturday's games.

Fantasy Baseball

Managers setting lineups for the playoff round can consult pitcher rankings, hitter ratings and schedule observations for the Sept. 14-20 scoring period.

Features

Texas quarterback Arch Manning has been a name since high school, and his also-famous grandfather had more time to adjust to the spotlight. Meanwhile, after 17 years at Toledo, new UConn coach Jason Candle is ready to light it up on the East Coast.