Packers sack Tennessee for big defensive statement
The Packers improved to 2-1 with a 30-14 win in Nashville powered by eight sacks on Will Levis. Preston Smith and Devonte Wyatt each had two sacks as Green Bay harassed the quarterback and extended an early season takeaway streak under new coordinator Jeff Hafley. Malik Willis filled in for the injured Jordan Love, while Green Bay tops the league in rushing and turnover margin.
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Eastern Iowa Classic skills crown Estling first individual title
Grace Estling won the girls race at Seminole Valley Park with a 19:04, earning her first career title while Addison Dabroski and Hailey Kozleski helped Linn-Mar and Marion place high in the team standings. Ethan Zuber led the boys in 15:14 as Buckheister and Tiea finished close behind.
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Brewers rout Pirates as Civale shines in finale
Brewers beat Pirates 5-2 in Pittsburgh as Aaron Civale twirled six scoreless innings. Joey Ortiz triple and RBI double fueled Milwaukee’s early lead while Brice Turang drove in a run. Milwaukee heads into the NL Wild Card Series at home next week as Pittsburgh ends with a 39-42 mark and best attendance since 2017.
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Rose retires after illustrious NBA career with Bulls
Former NBA MVP Derrick Rose, the No. 1 pick in 2008, announced retirement after a storied career with the Bulls and five other franchises. He won rookie of the year in 2008-09 and MVP in 2011, with three All-Star selections, later facing injuries before finishing in Memphis.
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