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If you haven't followed golf closely the last three years, here's the quick version: golf split in half, a lot of famous guys got insanely rich, nobody watched, and now it's over. As of this week, LIV Golf is shutting down. Let me catch you up like you're at the bar.

The Dallas Cowboys suffer a heartbreaking overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals after blowing a 14-point lead, while the Washington Commanders defeat the Philadelphia Eagles and the New York Giants maintain their NFC East lead.

We're down to four teams: the Milwaukee Brewers and Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League, and the Tampa Bay Rays and Cleveland Guardians in the American League

October baseball is here, the Wild Card round is finished, and the field has already been cut from 12 teams to eight.

Sunday in the NFL had just about everything a football fan could ask for: major upsets, fourth-quarter comebacks, defensive touchdowns, huge injuries, and a Dallas Cowboys game that ended in absolute heartbreak.

Week 4 delivered six ranked-vs.-ranked matchups, several major upsets, a last-second thriller, huge individual performances and one frightening injury that temporarily put football in the background.Week 4 delivered six ranked-vs.-ranked matchups, several major upsets, a last-second thriller, huge individual performances and one frightening injury that temporarily put football in the background.

The Falcons stunned the Packers 35-14 on Thursday Night Football

Monday Night Football was supposed to be another chance for the New York Giants to show that their Week 1 win wasn't a fluke. Instead, Big Blue left Los Angeles with a 28–6 loss, a handful of injuries, and plenty of questions.Monday Night Football was supposed to be another chance for the New York Giants to show that their Week 1 win wasn't a fluke. Instead, Big Blue left Los Angeles with a 28–6 loss, a handful of injuries, and plenty of questions.Monday Night Football was supposed to be another chance for the New York Giants to show that their Week 1 win wasn't a fluke. Instead, Big Blue left Los Angeles with a 28–6 loss, a handful of injuries, and plenty of questions.

Week 1 delivered close games, big performances, surprising results and enough drama to keep fans glued to the TV. Here's the quick version for fans with short attention spans.

September 12, 2026, was not your ordinary Saturday in college football. Ranked teams went down. Powerhouses survived scares. And one of the biggest games of the day turned into an unforgettable fourth-quarter comeback.