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Notre Dame's offense erupts in 52-0 rout of Rice as Carr shines
Notre Dame’s offense clicked in a 52-0 rout of Rice on a short week, piling up 480 yards as CJ Carr went 16-of-20 for 253 yards and four touchdowns. The first-team offense scored six of seven drives, with big plays including a 56-yard connection to Jerome Bettis Jr. and a 39-yard TD to Micah Gilbert. Carr praised the line and playmakers, and the win showcased a potentially potent 2026 offense and his growing leadership.

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Shelton Seeks First Major as U.S. Open Final Faces Zverev
Ben Shelton, 23, is chasing his first Grand Slam title in the U.S. Open final against top-seeded Alexander Zverev, aiming to end America's long drought since 2003 after a dramatic late-night win over the defending champion Carlos Alcaraz; Zverev arrives in strong form, having won the French Open and not dropped a set since the early rounds as he pursues a second major this year.

Texas comeback seals win as Sarkisian skips postgame interview
Texas erased a 17-point deficit to stun No. 1 Ohio State 24-23, but head coach Steve Sarkisian twice declined ABC interview requests—halftime with Laura Rutledge and postgame with Holly Rowe—choosing to celebrate with his team instead. Rutledge later apologized for potential delays caused by technical issues, and it’s unclear whether the refusals were due to the moment, the broadcast, or other factors, leaving national reporters without a postgame chat after a dramatic rally.

ND Cruises Past Rice, but Ground Game Comes Into Focus
Notre Dame blanked Rice 52-0, scoring 45 points and using backups, while the ground attack was inefficient at 3.7 yards per carry, leaving questions about the running game despite the dominant win.

Week 2 FPI Shakeup Elevates Ohio State to No. 1 in ESPN Rankings
ESPN's Football Power Index updates after Week 2, elevating Ohio State to No. 1 with Texas dropping to No. 2 after a dramatic fourth‑quarter comeback; Notre Dame, Georgia, and Miami sit in the top five, with several other teams (Indiana, Alabama, USC, and more) moving within the Top 25 as the new rankings take shape.

Cubs Rally, Holmes Repertoire Shines, Webb Gets High-Leverage Reset
The Cubs’ offense keeps delivering in a 4-3 comeback win over the Pirates at Wrigley, showcasing multiple ways to score as pitching issues loom. Clay Holmes displayed a fuller repertoire (sinkers, sweepers, changeups, cutters, and more), while Jacob Webb earned a high-leverage reset in relief. Pedro Ramirez sparked the eighth-inning rally, helping Chicago grow its Wild Card contention amid a busy sports day.

Haaland seals City derby win as Foden is sent off
Erling Haaland scores the winner as Manchester City overcome Manchester United after Phil Foden is sent off; the article provides full player ratings for both teams, notes a crucial save to deny City a second goal, and lists late substitutions Sesko and Zirkzee among the changes.

Silva Overcomes Brutal Training Camp to Sub Delgado at Noche UFC
Jean Silva revealed his Noche UFC camp was brutal, with multiple knockouts by training partners, but he executed the game plan to submit Jose Delgado in the third round and is targeting a title shot at UFC 333 when Volkanovski defends against Movsar Evloev.

Watson's First Turnover of 2026 Sends Browns Tumbling in Jacksonville
Deshaun Watson's 2026 debut with the Browns got off to a rough start when Jaguars' Foyesade Oluokun intercepted him just five snaps in, setting up Trevor Lawrence's 30-yard TD pass to Parker Washington; Cleveland had advanced into Jacksonville territory before the turnover, and the performance comes amid fan backlash and ongoing questions about Watson's future, with Shedeur Sanders waiting in the wings.

Lions Kick Off 2026 Season Against Saints on Fox, With Fubo Streaming
Detroit hosts the New Orleans Saints in Week 1 at Ford Field on Sunday, Sept. 13 at 1 p.m. ET; Fox will televise the game with live streams on Fubo and the Fox One app, as the Lions look to rebound from last season.

Odunze Active as Bears Open Season vs Panthers
Full inactives lists for Bears vs Panthers: Rome Odunze is active for Chicago after being elevated to dress as the emergency QB; Bears inactive: Ozzy Trapilo, Tyson Bagent (Emergency 3rd QB), Miller Moss, Xavier Woods, Jamree Kromah, Jordan McFadden, Jayden Loving; Panthers inactive: Patrick Jones II, Ja’Tavion Sanders, John Metchie, Haynes King (Emergency 3rd QB), Zakee Wheatley, Albert Reese, Cam Jackson.