Georgia tops Alabama to reach No. 4 in AP poll
Georgia moves to No. 4 after a 21 14 road win at Auburn while Alabama drops to No. 5 following a 38 7 victory over Mississippi State but loses star quarterback Tua Tagovailoa to a season ending hip injury. LSU remains No. 1 with 54 first place votes as Ohio State and Clemson hold spots two and three.
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Tide Extends AP Top Five Streak to 67 Weeks
Alabama remains in the AP top five for a record 67 straight weeks dating to 2015 while Miami trails with 55. Texas A&M returns to the Top 25 at No. 24 after a season started at No. 12 but dropped out due to losses. Virginia Tech debuts at No. 25 after a tough September, and Indiana exits after a one-week return.
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Hornets clinch win with Graham final shot over Knicks
P J Washington fed Graham as time expired after a defensive stop gave Charlotte a 78 76 lead. Graham buried the game winner as New York coach David Fizdale praised the late three point onslaught by the Hornets and Rozier talked about his move from Boston to Charlotte. Rozier finished with 16 points while Barrett led New York with 22. Robinson added 17 and 12 in a Knicks loss that dropped them to 1 4 at home.
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Friends Forever: Hernangomez defends Porzingis at MSG return
Former Knick Willy Hernangomez criticized Madison Square Garden fans for booing Kristaps Porzingis during his first return to New York. He said Porzingis is misunderstood and a community contributor, while noting fans’ support or boos reflect public perception.
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Canes Fall Short as Wild Rally in Regulation Hurt by OT
Canes of the left faceoff circle beat Reimer to convert a three‑way passing play with Greenway and Brodin. Kunin added his fourth goal of the season. Minnesota raced to a 2‑0 second period edge before Parise and Soucy struck in rapid succession. Notes include Hurricanes winger Martinook's assist on Edmundson, Gibbons clearing waivers to Charlotte, and Niederreiter being saluted by Minnesota fans in a video tribute.
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Panthers fall short after early 10 0 lead blockers
Panthers miss scoring surge as blockers clear a path on an early 10 0 run. Christian McCaffrey racks up 191 yards from scrimmage but does not score, snapping a streak since Week 2. he surpasses LaDainian Tomlinson for most receptions by a running back in first three NFL seasons.
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