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New Details Emerge About Christian Mahogany’s Benching vs. Dolphins

New details emerge about Christian Mahogany's benching as Miles Frazier reveals when he learned he'd start for the Detroit Lions against Miami.

Caption’s LLog: Sunday Photo Caption Contest (11/8/26)

Seattle’s Lookout Landing revives its weekly photo caption contest with a fresh snap from May 20, 2026, showing Mariners owner John Stanton and White Sox outfielder Jarred Kelenic chatting before a T‑Mobile Park game. The post invites fans to submit captions, essays, drawings, or even math equations, promising unlimited entries and a chance to earn community “rec” votes. Last week’s winners are listed, and the deadline remains flexible. New readers are encouraged to sign up for a better experience and to join the discussion on the SB Nation app.

Jaylen Brown Looks Ahead to Celtics Matchup: “It Should Be Fun”

Jaylen Brown says he’s moving past the blockbuster trade that sent him from Boston to Philadelphia and is focused on the Sixers’ next game against the Bulls. He notes the team’s early chemistry challenges, citing injuries to Ariel Hukporti and Adem Bona, and highlights his and Tyrese Maxey’s scoring roles—Maxey at 26.9 PPG and Brown at 21.6. Despite a 47.4% field‑goal and 40% three‑point rate, the Sixers sit 21st offensively but rank in the top five defensively. Brown also mentions a tentative rapport with Jayson Tatum and welcomes the chance to help the Sixers improve as they head into a showdown with the Celtics.

HBCU basketball player recovering after shooting

A Winston‑Salem State University women's basketball guard, sophomore Makyiah Ward (No. 3), is among the injured victims of two shootings that rocked the HBCU campus during homecoming weekend on Nov. 7. Ward is reported to be in good condition and expected to fully recover. The first shooting left 19‑year‑old Peyton Patterson dead and injured a 22‑year‑old woman; 20‑year‑old Ziyaire Spinks was arrested and faces murder and weapons charges. A second shooting 45 minutes later wounded a 21‑year‑old man and a 20‑year‑old woman. Campus events were cancelled and counseling services offered.

Eagles-Giants final score: Philadelphia loses at home to New York for first time since 2013

The Philadelphia Eagles host the New York Giants in a Week 10 NFC East showdown on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at Lincoln Financial Field. The Eagles don their Kelly Green jerseys and hope new starter Joe Milton can end their winless streak since Week 2, while the Giants aim to snap a 13-year drought in Philadelphia. Pre‑game notes highlight Marcus Epps returning to safety alongside Andrew Mukuba in nickel sets. The live blog promises real‑time scores, highlights, injury updates, and analysis throughout all four quarters.

NFL Sunday: Mahomes Plays Through Injury, Sanders Shows Resilience in OT & Other Moments You Missed

Week 9 delivered a clutch showcase of resilience across the NFL. Patrick Mahomes shrugged off a hard hit to the throwing arm and finished 23‑of‑31 for 242 yards and two TDs as the Chiefs beat the Jets 35‑12. Shedeur Sanders recorded his first NFL touchdown in an overtime thriller, but the Browns fell short 23‑16 after a failed two‑point try. Denver rallied late, with Bo Nix engineering an 80‑yard drive capped by touchdowns to Jonah Coleman and Pat Bryant to beat the Broncos 26‑14. The Cowboys escaped a late comeback with a 27‑23 win over the Colts, sealing the game with rookie Caleb Downs’ interception. The Giants upset the Eagles 19‑11, while the Saints edged the Browns 23‑22 in OT.

NFL Week 9 Late Games discussion

Week 9’s late‑afternoon NFL slate rolls out on Sunday, November 8, with the Green Bay Packers (5‑3) traveling to face the New England Patriots (5‑3) at 4:25 PM ET on FOX. Other matchups include the Houston Texans at the Los Angeles Chargers (4:05 PM CBS), the Arizona Cardinals at the Seattle Seahawks, and the Las Vegas Raiders at 6‑1 San Francisco, all kicking off at 4:25 PM on FOX. Streaming options feature FuboTV, Paramount+, and FOX One. BGN writers tip the Packers‑Patriots game as the standout watch, and fans can join the open thread to discuss the outcomes.

John Harbaugh still won’t rule out Jonathan Taylor trade despite Giants pulling offer

Giants coach John Harbaugh hints the team might still chase Colts RB Jonathan Taylor despite reports they withdrew a second‑rounder and fifth‑rounder trade offer. While the trade package’s status is unclear, New York, now 5‑2‑1 and atop the NFC East, could benefit from Taylor’s talent as Cam Skattebo and Devin Singletary have struggled and Skattebo is injured. With the NFL trade deadline looming Tuesday, the Giants’ pursuit remains uncertain but far from dead.

Maple Leafs lineup news: Morgan Rielly, Chris Tanev ruled out vs. Devils, Cole McWard paired with Dakota Mermis

Toronto faces a defensive crunch Sunday as Morgan Rielly (lower-body injury) and Chris Tanev (planned maintenance) sit out against a high‑scoring New Jersey Devils squad. Fresh‑callup Cole McWard makes his debut, pairing with Dakota Mermis, while Anthony Stolarz starts in goal for the Leafs (5-1-0, .910 SV%). Coach Jim Hiller praises McWard’s steady, “Eddy‑type” play and warns that the Devils, bolstered by Connor Hellebuyck’s recent trade, are among the league’s fastest, most potent offenses. A potential forward shuffle remains a game‑time decision.

Turnšek’s 20 points lead Iowa State past Eastern Illinois

Tjaša Turnšek scores 20 points as Iowa State defeats Eastern Illinois 77-61 at Hilton Coliseum on Nov. 8, 2026. The Cyclones trail 33-31 at halftime but surge in the second half, outscoring the Panthers 44-30 to pull away. Xiao Zhang adds 14 points, and bench player Gift Ezekiel contributes key free throws. Eastern Illinois leads early, but Iowa State’s late runs, highlighted by Turnšek’s layups and Mya Babbitt’s clutch 3‑pointers, secure the win. The victory sets up a Thursday home game against Howard.

Fermín Lopez saves Barcelona with stunning brace in dramatic Atletico Madrid comeback

Barcelona heads to the Metropolitano on November 9 to defend its two‑point La Liga lead against second‑placed Atletico Madrid. Simeone’s side rides a seven‑game winning streak and a solid defensive record, while Hansi Flick’s Barcelona have netted 46 league goals, highlighted by Raphinha’s 15 strikes in ten games and Lamine Yamal’s creativity. A win would push Atletico to 31 points, overtaking the Blaugrana in the title race. Barcelona comes off big victories over Alavés (6‑1) and Aston Villa (3‑0) after back‑to‑back losses, while Atletico looks to rebound from a 2‑0 Champions League defeat to Bayern. Injuries loom for both clubs, with key players like Cristian Romero, Rodri and Dani Olmo doubtful.

Saints in first place for now despite absolutely disastrous OT fail against Harold Fannin

The New Orleans Saints squeak out a 23-22 overtime win over the Cleveland Browns in Week 9, keeping them tied for first in the NFC South at 3-5. After Saints quarterback Tyler Shough threw for 265 yards and a TD, the Browns’ Harold Fannin broke two tackles to reach the end zone, but a missed two‑point conversion handed New Orleans the victory. Audric Estime contributed 72 rushing yards and a touchdown on 15 carries. The win puts the Saints atop the division for now, though a Buccaneers win in Chicago could shift the lead. The Saints now face the Carolina Panthers in Week 10.

And-Ones: Osman, G. Brown, Sochan, Banton, E. Davis

Cedi Osman faces a three‑month layoff after surgery on an extensive right‑meniscus tear, PAOK announced on Nov. 8, 2026, with coach Andrea Trinchieri dedicating the team’s recent win to him. In Greece, AEK Athens forward Greg Brown III also heads to surgery after rupturing his right Achilles tendon, while former NBA rookie Jeremy Sochan discusses his move to the Mavericks’ G League affiliate in a new interview. Canadian guard Dalano Banton is waived by China’s Shandong Hi‑Speed Kirin after averaging 7.8 points, and ex‑NBA big Ed Davis plans to plead guilty to federal gambling charges tied to Malik Beasley.

Cowboys at Colts: 5 winners and 3 losers from the game

The Dallas Cowboys edged the Indianapolis Colts 27‑23 on Nov. 8, 2026, after a gritty battle filled with turnovers and penalties. CeeDee Lamb shined with 10 catches for 195 yards and a TD, while the running duo of Tyler Goodson (77 yards on 12 carries) and Javonte Williams (over 100 yards and the game‑winning score) revived Dallas’s ground game. Dak Prescott delivered a clutch 46‑yard pass to Ryan Flournoy and capped the win with a touchdown, finishing with 330+ passing yards and two TDs. Defensive highlights include Quinnen Williams forcing a crucial fumble and rookie safety Caleb Downs sealing the victory with a late interception.

Corn Nation Overreaction: Huskers Fall to Illinois, Fans Demand Greater ROI

Nebraska’s 13‑3 loss to Illinois on Nov. 6 sparked a fan revolt, with the Cornhuskers racking up over 400 yards yet failing to convert drives into points. Coach Matt Rhule, who recently dismissed offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen, saw three eleven‑play drives end in missed field goals and a turnover on downs. Illinois capitalized on 8‑of‑15 third‑down conversions and better field position (average start at the 31-yard line vs. Nebraska’s 21). The article questions Rhule’s future despite his 2027 recruiting class and a $63 million buyout, and decries the perceived lack of ROI for paying fans.