Buffalo Gap snapped a three-game losing streak with a 35-28 triumph over Alleghany on Tuesday. A double-digit halftime lead paved the way for this much-needed road win in Covington.
Purdue’s Trey Kaufman-Renn has been named The Associated Press men’s college basketball player of the week for Week 2. The forward shined during a true road victory over Alabama, validating the No. 1 Boilermakers’ standing in the national polls.
The No. 8 Oregon Ducks soared to a 56–10 win over Rutgers, bolstering their season record to 6–1. In this commanding road performance, the article explores the biggest winners and losers from the Ducks’ resounding triumph.
The Dallas Cowboys secured a 37-22 road victory over the New York Jets in Week 5, marking their second win of the season. Even more noteworthy, three players filling in for injured teammates delivered standout performances that may position them as future starters.
The Chicago Bears pulled off a gritty road win over the Las Vegas Raiders, overcoming Ashton Jeanty’s explosive display. Yet even in victory, the Bears recognize opportunities slipped away and plan to address those gaps moving forward.
West Essex demonstrated its mettle away from home by defeating Lakeland in a notable high school football showdown. The outcome underscores the team’s strength and resilience, as documented by NJ Advance Media.
Fort Atkinson/Cambridge wrapped up their Badger Small season with a resounding 6-1 victory over Portage, marking their first league win of the year. With this final dual meet triumph, the Blackhawks set a confident tone as they look ahead to future challenges.
The Southland girls basketball team secured a decisive 62-39 victory over Alden-Conger/Glenville-Emmons on Thursday. With this road win, Southland improves their season record to 6-3, showcasing the team’s strong performance and collaborative effort.