Ohio State Gains Ground As LSU Maintains Top AP Ranking
No. 2 Ohio State picks up nine first place votes after a 28-17 win over Penn State while No. 1 LSU holds the top spot in the AP Top 25. Oregon falls to No. 14 after a 31-28 upset at Arizona State, with Utah rising to No. 6 and Oklahoma to No. 7. Alabama remains in the top tier with a long ranking streak.
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Rival No. 2 Ohio State Visits No. 10 Michigan in Big Ten Clash
Major conference matchups headline the week with No. 2 Ohio State at No. 10 Michigan amid Harbaugh questions. Also No. 5 Alabama at No. 16 Auburn with Mac Jones, No. 7 Oklahoma at No. 21 Oklahoma State, No. 13 Wisconsin at No. 9 Minnesota, and No. 18 Cincinnati at No. 17 Memphis shaping playoff paths and division titles.
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Bulls Top Hornets On LaVine's Late Three Pointer
Zach LaVine scored 11 of his 25 points in the final minutes including a game winning three as Chicago erased a 14 point Charlotte lead. Terry Rozier III led the Hornets with 28 points, Marvin Williams added 21, and Charlotte fought back until LaVine answered at the end.
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Rahm edge fuels late win amid Dubai drama at finale
Jon Rahm of Spain seals a 19 under par finish to win after a tense finish on the last holes. He shares the lead with Dubai as Rahm birdies the final holes while Fleetwood and others chase. Rahm cites Jack Nicklaus guidance as he sealed victory with a clutch finish.
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Panthers Stumble in NFL Tilt Versus Saints
Panthers fall behind early as McCaffrey fuels a strong but costly performance with 133 rushing and receiving yards and two scores. Saints surge to a 14-0 lead, aided by a Latavius Murray run and Tre’Quan Smith TD catch, while a disputed muffed punt swung momentum. Carolina answers with Moore long connection and McCaffrey TD, but miscues and missed conversions limit comeback chances.
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Canes falter as Florida edges ahead early in period
Panthers push back from early Carolina lapses with goals from Ekblad and Boyle 18 seconds apart. Hurricanes tie on Pesce and Necas counters. Bobrovsky stops 30 of 33 while Florida cannot solve late, and Ekblad adds two goals plus an assist in the outing. Svechnikov and Edmundson extend point streaks as Carolina honors Hockey Fights Cancer night.
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