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Syracuse head coach says early hits knocked Angeli off rhythm against Clemson

Syracuse head coach says early hits knocked Angeli off rhythm against Clemson

Red Sox Legend Leaves Boston After Nearly 36 Years for an Unexpected Career Move

Longtime Red Sox staffer Dana LeVangie departs Boston after a 36‑year tenure that included four World Series rings, a stint as bullpen catcher during the 2004 championship, and a pitching‑coach role in the 2018 title run. The veteran scout now joins the Kansas City Royals as a professional scout, marking his first job outside the Sox organization. LeVangie's exit underscores a broader turnover in Boston’s front office under CBO Craig Breslow, while the Royals hope his meticulous scouting eye will aid their rebuild.

Joey Logano Explains Why the Garage No Longer Laughs at Kyle Larson

Three‑time Cup champion Joey Logano says Kyle Larson has shed the reputation of being a fast but mistake‑prone driver. In a recent X clip, Logano notes Larson no longer blows tires or hits walls after passing rivals, highlighting his maturity and consistent results that have positioned him to win a third championship at Homestead‑Miami. With a 67‑point lead over Christopher Bell and 70 over Denny Hamlin, Larson needs just nine points to clinch, giving him a 99.4% chance of the title. Logano praises Larson’s evolution, comparing the potential achievement to legends like Darrell Waltrip and Tony Stewart.

CAF Awards 2026: Morocco lead nominations ahead of Egypt and Senegal

Morocco tops the CAF Awards 2026 nomination list with 16 nods across individual, club and national categories, representing nearly 25% of all 70 slots announced by CAF. Five countries collectively hold 45 nominations, while Egypt and Senegal trail behind the North African leader. The high tally highlights Morocco's strong performance in recent continental competitions and sets the stage for a competitive awards ceremony.

How to watch West Virginia vs Texas Tech: Live stream NCAA College Football, TV channel

Texas Tech (No. 15) hosts West Virginia Saturday at 9:30 PM EDT on ESPN, with a free Fubo stream option, as both teams chase CFP positioning. The Red Raiders sit 4‑1 in the Big 12 (7‑1 overall) but need a win after a 37‑24 loss at Cincinnati, while West Virginia aims for a third straight conference win after a 45‑42 victory over Cincinnati. Key players include Texas Tech RB J’Koby Williams, who leads the conference with seven touchdowns and 500+ rushing yards, and WVU QB Michael Hawkins Jr., who has 16 rushing scores this season. The game could reshape the Big 12 race and playoff chances.

Things you should know about the newest Raptor, Kevin McCullar Jr.

Kevin McCullar Jr., a 25‑year‑old 6’6” small forward from the New York Knicks, signs a two‑way contract with the Toronto Raptors on November 5. A former Kansas All‑American who led the Big 12 in scoring his senior year, McCullar spent most of his NBA time with the Knicks, appearing in 21 games and stepping up during Josh Hart’s injury. Known for “pure hustle” and a reliable catch‑and‑shoot stroke, he boasts a 17‑point, six‑assist, three‑steal G‑League average and a go‑to step‑back jumper. The Raptors expect him to develop with the 905 squad and add needed shooting depth as the team reshapes its roster after a loss to the College Park Skyhawks.

Oregon beats Ohio State by double digits, handing Buckeyes crushing third loss

Oregon pulls off a spectacular comeback to defeat No. 12 Ohio State 41-28 on Nov. 8, 2026, scoring 38 unanswered points after falling behind 14-0. Quarterback Dylan Raiola throws for 257 yards and two touchdowns, while the Ducks shut down Buckeyes star Jeremiah Smith, limiting him to 133 yards and one late touchdown. The 38-point streak is the most Ohio State has ever allowed at home since 1990, effectively ending the Buckeyes' College Football Playoff hopes. Oregon remains alive in the race, needing chaos elsewhere, while Ohio State suffers its third loss of the season.

Kirk Herbstreit and College GameDay Colleague Make Bold Case for Notre Dame to Reach CFP Regardless of Miami Result

ESPN’s Rece Davis and Kirk Herbstreit argue that No. 4-ranked Notre Dame deserves a CFP spot even if it falls to undefeated No. 1 Miami on Nov. 8. The Irish sit 11th in the playoff rankings despite a 7‑1 record and leading the nation in total defense (236.3 yards, 13.4 points allowed). With Miami missing star receiver Malachi Toney, the GameDay duo says the committee should value “football judgment” over metrics, noting Notre Dame’s weak strength of schedule but strong performance against Wisconsin, Michigan State and others. A win gives the Irish a signature victory; a loss leaves them hoping the committee still ranks them in the top 12 for an automatic bid.

“Absolutely Hate the Idea”: Ex-Raiders Player Issues Strong Response to Maxx Crosby Trade Rumors Amid Cowboys Link

Former Raider Richie Incognito bluntly rejects any Maxx Crosby trade, calling the idea "absolutely hate[s] the idea" as the November 10 deadline looms. Despite speculative values sparked by Chicago’s Jeffrey Simmons deal, Incognito says no team has offered two first‑round picks for the 29‑year‑old DE, and the Raiders tried moving him off‑season only to bring him back. Crosby, who posted 22 tackles, three sacks, a forced fumble and a pass deflection this season, has publicly said he wants to stay in Las Vegas. The Dallas Cowboys have made a single first‑round offer, but sources suggest the Raiders are likely to keep him.

Joel Embiid lands on injury report for Bulls game

The Philadelphia 76ers list seven-time All‑Star Joel Embiid as probable for Sunday’s showdown with the Chicago Bulls, despite a right‑foot plantar fascia issue lingering from last season. Embiid has missed two games early this year but is averaging 17.9 points, 9.6 rebounds and 4.0 assists in 32 minutes over eight outings, shooting 38.1% from the field. The team hopes to keep its starting lineup intact as it seeks its first win, while managing the star center’s health ahead of a roster reshaped by offseason additions like LeBron James and Jaylen Brown.

Crazy Brawl Erupts In The Ring After WBC Title Fight [VIDEOS]

A chaotic post‑fight brawl erupts at Istanbul's Ulker Arena after the vacant WBC Silver heavyweight bout between unbeaten Umut Camkiran and Olympian Mourad Aliev. Although the 12‑round match was deemed dull, the moment the final bell rang Aliev approached Camkiran for a hug, the rival responded with a punch, sparking a melee that involved trainers, staff and fans throwing objects into the ring. Videos posted on Twitter show the melee spreading across the arena, but no injuries have been confirmed.

Lakers vs. Pistons Preview: Strength vs. strength

The Lakers (8-2) launch their first road trip on Nov. 8 at Little Caesars Arena, taking on the Pistons (6-2) in a classic offense‑vs‑defense showdown. LA boasts the league’s top offense led by Luka Dončić, while Detroit holds the best defensive rating, excelling in steals, blocks and limiting open three‑point shots. The Pistons are fresh after a loss to the Sixers, but miss Jalen Duran (hamstring) and Isiah Joe (hip). The Lakers add Cameron Carr and Bronny James to the roster, though Dončić is listed as questionable with back tightness. Expect a battle of strengths with free‑throw attempts likely a key factor.

Preston Reaches Orlando W35 Final, Penickovas Win Third W35 Doubles Title; Gaines and Colombo Claim First Pro Circuit Title at Hilton Head M15; Kozlov v Mayo in Charlottesville Challenger Final; ITA Division II Singles and Doubles Finals Set

Since reaching the final of August's USTA National 18s Championships in San Diego, 16-year-old Janae Preston has gone 10-2 on the USTA Pro Circuit, reaching the final of the W50 in Berkeley, and now the final of this week's W35 in Orlando. Today she defeated wild card Ashton Bowers, a junior at Auburn, 6-1, 6-4 and will face Oklahoma sophomore Evialina Laskevich of Belarus in the final.

Watch Patriots legend Tom Brady get massive ovation at Rob Gronkowski’s Hall of Fame ceremony

Patriots legend Tom Brady receives a roaring ovation at Rob Gronkowski’s New England Hall of Fame induction on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026. The ceremony celebrates Gronk’s nine‑year stint with New England that helped secure three Super Bowl titles, cementing his status as one of the franchise’s all‑time great tight ends. Former teammates and coaches filled the venue, and Brady’s presence sparked an immediate, thunderous applause, highlighting the duo’s iconic legacy from their Patriots and Buccaneers years.

“We Texted”: Steve Kerr Breaks Silence on Kristaps Porzingis Stepping Away From Basketball

Steve Kerr finally speaks about Kristaps Porzingis’ decision to step away from basketball indefinitely. The Warriors’ coach confirmed he texted the 31‑year‑old center after Porzingis announced on X that health issues, including POTS, forced him to prioritize his body. Kerr’s remarks close a weeks‑long mystery that left the lineup in question, noting the team’s shift to a small‑ball scheme that fueled a six‑game winning streak. The Warriors have withheld a portion of Porzingis’ $20 million 2026‑27 salary, but plan to keep his two‑year, $40 million extension, making his expiring $20 million slot a potential trade asset before the February deadline.

Kalen DeBoer praises Keelon Russell’s toughness battling through injury: ‘He’s a stud’

Trailing LSU 13-10 late in the third quarter, Alabama quarterback Keelon Russell rallies the Crimson Tide with 3 touchdowns in 9 minutes, finishing with 206 passing yards, 3 TDs and 25 rushing yards to secure a 31-13 victory. Despite a stint in the medical tent, Russell stays on the field, prompting head coach Kalen DeBoer to hail him as “a stud” for his toughness. The win counters recent criticism that Alabama is overrated ahead of the new College Football Rankings, and the Tide now heads to Vanderbilt on the road.

Africa’s 10 representatives confirmed for 2026 FIFA U17 World Cup in Qatar

Ten African teams will head to Qatar for the 2026 FIFA U‑17 World Cup (Nov 19 – Dec 13). Eight qualified by reaching the quarter‑finals of the Africa U‑17 Cup of Nations in Morocco, while Mozambique and Uganda earned the final spots through play‑offs. The article lists each nation and details their path to the tournament.