Georgia football begins its conference slate on the road in Fayetteville, Ark., against the Arkansas Razorbacks on Saturday, Sept. 19, at noon.
For the fans staying home, the game will be broadcast on ABC.
However, for the fans that are planning to make the roughly 11.5-hour drive or catch a roughly 1-hour 15-minute flight West, here's how much tickets cost and where to buy them.
Buy Georgia football tickets
Ticket prices for the Georgia-Arkansas SEC game at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 19, at noon start at $49 on StubHub, $45.32 on Ticketmaster and $48 on VividSeats.

#georgia #arkansas #saturday

With Trevor Lawrence and Ewers on the 53-man roster, the Jacksonville Jaguars are still choosing to elevate quarterback Nick Mullens for Sunday's Week 1 matchup with the Cleveland Browns.
After the Jaguars traded for Ewers, Mullens was released on cutdown day and then signed back to the practice squad.
By trading for Ewers, the Jaguars are clearly bullish on the young quarterback's upside. That said, he is still a relatively inexperienced player, whereas Mullens not only has NFL experience but is well-versed in the Liam Coen system.
Beyond the backup quarterback needing to step in if an injury occurs, that player is also tasked with providing support and another set of eyes for the starter in the meeting rooms, on the practice field, and on the sidelines on Sundays.
Mullens' experience likely makes him more well-equipped to fill that role right now than Ewers.

#jaguars #player

Chelsea welcome newly promoted Hull City to the Bridge today, though Hull have not been playing like newcomers, earning seven points from their first three games, keeping three clean sheets along the way. Can they resist our free-scoring attack? Let's hope not!
Xabi Alonso has made a couple changes to the usual early mix, with Maxence Lacroix taking a seat on the bench after starting every single game so far and Malo Gusto deployed at nominal left wing-back, at least according to the published lineup.
Here we go!
Chelsea starting lineup (3-4-2-1)
Martínez | Hato, Colwill, Fofana | Gusto, Lavia, James (c), Neto | Rogers, Palmer | João Pedro
Substitutes from: Penders, Acheampong, Lacroix, Chavarría, Barco, Quenda, Gittens, Estêvão, Welbeck

#Chelsea #lacroix #gusto

Tune in to the Central Wisconsin high school football live scoreboard for Week 4.
Don't miss out on your favorite school or alma mater's football scores for teams within the Wausau, Stevens Point, Marshfield and Wisconsin Rapids areas.
We got you covered right here. Follow along for real-time updates as teams battle for a Week 4 victory.
Wausau West spearheads area football teams making early splash
Check out Central Wisconsin's top HS performers from Aug. 31- Sept. 7

#wausau

The NBA sources are confident the criminal probe will focus primarily on the Clippers, the financial angle of the discretions and not encroach on any basketball side of the equation. And if the justice department looks at deals involving the Clippers, now-bankrupt Aspiration, the technology company Daktronics — which said it was co-operating with the investigators — and other companies, it has nothing to do with the Raptors or the long-awaited transaction.
This article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: The NBA sources are confident the criminal probe will …

#sources

Fever news: Sophie Cunningham's podcast is back with a twist appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
It's been a little over one month since Indiana Fever wing Sophie Cunningham last posted a new episode of her podcast entitled, 'Show Me Something.' The most recent episode is dated July 21. But for fans of the show hoping to listen to new episodes, they won't have to wait for long.
Sophie Cunningham's podcast makes a return on Thursday's with a new name, 'No Hesitation Show,' and will feature the Fever veteran alongside famed basketball trainer Drew Hanlan, it was announced via social media on Thursday morning.
At first glance, Cunningham's revamped podcast will follow the same format as before with unfiltered stories alongside insights into both the NBA and the WNBA.
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#sophie #podcast #alongside

CLEVELAND – Better late than never.
Lefty Brant Hurter, a vital piece of the Tigers' bullpen the last two seasons, was activated off the injured list Sept. 6.
"We've finally got nine relievers," manager AJ Hinch said. "We haven't had that in a while."
It was a pretty nice birthday present for Hurter, who turned 28 Sunday. He has been out since May 23 with lumbar spine inflammation. He's been healthy for several weeks but his rehab ***** ignment was extended to eight outings with Triple-A Toledo because of performance issues.
He struggled to get his velocity back over 90 mph on his sinker. But he seemed back to form in his last two outings.

#back #lefty

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery, speaking to BBC's Match of the Day: "We planned this match the way we played. We were trying to dominate the match with our positioning, keeping possession of the ball as much as possible, and not conceding transitions, free-kicks or corners was our objective throughout the match.
"During the game, we tried to feel comfortable, create some good individual actions and be clinical. We created around five good chances to score. The next step for us is to continue building the team and try to correct a few things offensively. We are improving, but not enough.
"Overall, I can tell the fans and the players that I understand this is the way. In the last four years, with the success and performances we have had, we have had some days like today."
On new players taking time to gel: "The players who joined us need some adaption. Some our adapting quicker than others. In everything we are building, we must try and add the players who joined us in the direction we want."
Did you know?

#players #building #aston

Lights. Camera. Quiet please...
When it comes to etiquette in tennis, there are a fair few unwritten rules.
Apologising after winning a point from a net cord. Honesty around line calls, double bounces and double-hits. Post-match handshakes.
As for the spectators, it is common courtesy not to disturb the players during points.
Around 100 influencers and content creators have been granted accreditation for the tournament in New York - double the amount from last year.

#camera #quiet #apologising

CBS Sports recently released a poll of 100 college basketball coaches asking which college basketball team was the best of the 21st century, and the results were a bit surprising.
The 2011-2012 UK Basketball team… the one with Anthony Davis and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist… that only lost two games and won the national championship… didn't even make the top 5.
The 2011-2012 Wildcats came in at #6 while the 2014-2015 Kentucky team came in at #7 .
Here's how the list came out.
23-24 UCONN 17%

#team #davis #michael #gilchrist

The Baltimore Ravens completed a significant roster transformation over the past four days, reducing their offseason group to 53 players and constructing a practice squad before turning their attention toward the September 13 season opener against the Colts. Baltimore began preparing for the deadline on August 26 by placing center Danny Pinter on injured reserve. Pinter suffered a torn patellar tendon during a joint practice with Minnesota. The Ravens also waived linebacker Reid Williford with an injury settlement.
The largest wave of moves arrived August 30. Baltimore placed cornerback Bilhal Kone and running back Adam Randall on injured reserve with designations to return. Both players counted against the initial 53 before being moved, allowing them to return after missing at least four regular-season games.
The Ravens then released five vested veterans: wide receiver Chris Moore, cornerback Amani Oruwariye, offensive tackle David Sharpe, safety K'Von Wallace and running back Jonathan Ward. Unlike players with fewer than four accrued seasons, those veterans immediately became free agents.
Baltimore also waived 28 players:
LB Michael Barrett

#four #pinter #reserve

What does Tennessee football defensive coordinator Jim Knowles want from his unit in the season opener against Furman? It's safe to say his expectations are high.
"I don't want to give up any yards," he said on Sept. 1. Next: "I want to get a shut out."
And finally: "I don't want to give up any first downs."
The No. 18 Vols are a 46.5-point favorite against Furman (1-0) on Sept. 5 (3:30 p.m., SEC Network+) at Neyland Stadium and it will be Knowles' debut at Tennessee after leaving Penn State. It'll be the first chance for Tennessee's defense to prove itself after a disappointing season last year.
Tennessee's margin for error will lessen dramatically after the Paladins. Week 2 will present a much stiffer challenge at Georgia Tech, and just two weeks later No. 4 Texas will come to Neyland Stadium as the first of Tennessee's nine SEC games.

#tennessee #furman #neyland #season

WNBA star Angel Reese addressed online critics head-on after facing backlash over swimsuit selfies posted to her social media. Refusing to apologize or change her personal brand, Reese pushed back against public commentary about how female athletes choose to present themselves outside of basketball.
Reese defended her right to share lifestyle content without facing unwanted ******* ual attention. She also said fame can make people forget that she is still a young woman dealing with the pressure of public life.
The comments came on "Unapologetically Angel," the podcast Reese hosts with co-host Maya Reese. The conversation started after co-host Maya Reese asked Angel for her take on people in the media and online who treat her confidence in her body as justification for ******* ualizing her.
Reese said she simply does not accept that logic. "I don't know what that means because I'm a beautiful woman, I've been posting pictures in my bikinis, I got a nice body, and I work hard for it," Reese said. "If I want to post a picture of my bikini, I should be able to without being ******* ualized where I'm saying I'm asking for it."
Jul 2, 2026; Washington, District of Columbia, USA; Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese (5) waits for play to start against the Washington Mystics during the third quarter at CareFirst Arena. Mandatory Credit: Rafael Suanes-Imagn Images

#angel #maya

Some moments last only a few minutes but stay with players for years. NFL roster cuts are one of them. Teams make the decision and move on, but players can see their careers, plans, and family lives change with one call. Former NFL offensive lineman Ross Tucker knows that feeling well, and his 2005 release from the Bills stayed with him long after he left Buffalo.
"Trying to be a good husband, trying to get our marriage off to a good start. And here I get fired. And she had resigned her job to come be with me in Buffalo," the retired NFL veteran said on the Ross Tucker Podcast. "I felt like a bad husband. I felt like I had really let her down, which made it a zillion times worse than just letting myself down."
The release hit Tucker especially hard because he had gotten married just a few months earlier. His wife had already resigned from her job at JPMorgan in New York and moved to Buffalo to build their life around his NFL career. Suddenly, losing his roster spot was no longer just his problem. It affected the person who had made a major career sacrifice to be with him.
"For the first time, you know, me getting released wasn't just affecting me. It was affecting someone else."
Ross Tucker's journey from roster cuts to the broadcast booth shows how NFL careers take unexpected turns. Subscribe for more interesting stories.

#ross #trying

Ipswich Town travel to Old Trafford on Sunday looking for a rare win at a ground where they've triumphed only once in their last eight visits.
Gary O'Neil's side arrive full of confidence after beating Sunderland with a stoppage-time winner on the opening weekend of their return to the top flight, and a marquee new arrival adds to the occasion.
Azor Matusiwa and Jack Taylor "won't be involved," O'Neil confirmed, while Jaden Philogene is "week to week" with his ankle issue. Florentino Luís remains a doubt, with O'Neil saying: "We're hoping Florentino might be back," though he stopped short of confirming his involvement.
Exequiel Palacios, signed from Bayer Leverkusen this week for a reported fee in the region of £20m, is set to feature after training with his new teammates. O'Neil confirmed: "I'm sure we'll see Exequiel on Sunday."
Dara O'Shea and Marcelino Núñez, who scored twice, including a 45-yard strike against Sunderland, are both expected to start for a third successive match, while Jack Clarke — whose 90th-minute winner sealed victory over his former club — is pushing for a recall from the bench.

#week #confirmed

The NFL's 53-man roster deadline is less than 24 hours away and several teams, including the Atlanta Falcons, have already started making moves. Thus far, the Falcons have waived seven players, cut three others and placed one on the reserve/injured list.
Former Falcons defensive lineman Zion Logue also lost his job on Saturday afternoon. The Buffalo Bills released the former Georgia Bulldogs standout in their first wave of roster cuts.
The 25-year-old was selected by Atlanta in the sixth-round of the 2024 NFL Draft but failed to make the 53-man roster out of training camp. After landing on the Falcons' practice squad, Logue was poached by the Bills early in the 2024 season.
Logue appeared in five games for the Bills over the last two seasons. The 6-foot-6, 325-pound defensive tackle should land on a practice squad at the very least. Perhaps Atlanta will take another look at the former Bulldog.
As for the Falcons, here's a quick rundown of each reported roster move as of Saturday evening.

#roster #saturday #squad

The Commanders have employed a large roster over the spring and summer. It's now time to trim this 91-man group to 53 active players.
We're at that point now, with Washington's preseason formally ending with Friday night's 41-3 loss to the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium.
The roster limit drops by a bunch on Sunday at 6 p.m. ET.
This is never an easy stretch in the NFL, for players who don't make the initial cutdown or the subsequently practice squad formed.
It is part of the league's structure, with competition and fit ultimately deciding which players make the 53-man roster. After taking Washington's training camp and full preseason slate into consideration, here's how the roster could shape up, with some notes on folks who could be on the move right after.

#players #preseason #Commanders #Ravens

Al Michaels has reached a remarkable number of milestones, and Thursday night marked his crowning achievement. And it didn't have to do with his work as a legendary play-by-play announcer.
Michaels and his wife, Linda Anne Stamato, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Thursday.
Thursday also brought the first Amazon Prime Video NFL broadcast of the 2026 football season, with the New England Patriots taking on the Cleveland Browns.
So, Michaels had play-by-play duties for Prime Video at Huntington Bank Field, and the Browns wished Al and Linda a happy 60th anniversary on the videoboard.
And with the second half about to start, Cleveland first-year head coach Todd Monken spoke with Prime Video sideline reporter Kaylee Hartung, who asked him about Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel. Unprompted, Monken used the interview as an opportunity to deliver a message to Al and Linda.

#anniversary

Santos FC informs that ticket sales for the match against Palmeiras, at Vila Belmiro, will begin this Thursday, the 27th. The match, valid for the quarterfinals of the Copa do Brasil, will take place on Wednesday, September 2, at 9:30 p.m.
São Paulo State Law No. 18,159/2025 guarantees free admission to sporting events for children under 2 years old, who must remain on their guardian's lap. There is no free admission for seniors or people with disabilities.
People with reduced mobility must purchase tickets in the Lower Terrace Stand section, with entry through gate 3. Upon entering the stadium, simply indicate the need for ******* istance and the service team will direct you to the appropriate area.
SALES SCHEDULE
Sales start date (web)Thursday (08/27) – 2 p.m. – Members onlyThursday (08/27) – 6 p.m. – General public (Santos Mais Popular)

#sales #free #vila

Nico Gonzalez wanted to feel loved. He certainly did so at St James' Park on Wednesday night after completing his £52m move from Manchester City.
Newcastle United's new signing was handed a rapturous welcome before he even kicked a ball for the club as supporters repeatedly chanted his name.
The sight of Gonzalez walking out at the sold-out stadium before the 3-2 win against West Bromwich Albion in the Carabao Cup second round was a welcome one for head coach Matthias Jaissle, who desperately wanted him.
The German stressed he was "always a believer in the positive things", but tellingly also referred to the pursuit as a "long fight".
Having spoken personally to Gonzalez on a number of occasions, Jaissle quickly made it clear how much he wanted the 24-year-old and how pivotal he would be in his side.

#nico

A former horse events rider is preparing to represent Great Britain at the para-canoe world championships, two years after a fall changed her life.
Saffron Cresswell, 25, from Malvern in Worcestershire, fell from her horse in 2024 and suffered a spinal cord injury which left her paralysed.
She is now set to represent her country in a completely different sport less than a year after discovering it, taking up para-canoeing at Leamington Spa Canoe Club on the River Leam.
"It's a beautiful sport to be involved in," she said ahead of the International Canoe Federation Canoe Sprint and Para-Canoe World Championships in Poznan, Poland, which will run from Wednesday to Sunday.
Equestrian was central to Cresswell's life before her accident. She was a full-time event rider, winning three European medals for Great Britain, running a business from home and riding between 12 and 15 horses a day.

#rider #represent

The Costellovan Steenis vs. JohnnyEblen rematch is the biggest fight in Professional Fighters League history, according to thepromotion's CEO.

In an interview posted by the PFL on X, John Martin reflected onthe rivalry between Eblen and van Steenis, revealing hisdisappointment with the injury that forced their scheduled rematchto be postponed. He also recalled the chaotic scene that followedEblen's interim ***** le victory over ImpaKasanganay.
After Eblen won his fight against Kasanganay, van Steenisunexpectedly entered the cage, setting the stage for a dramatictitle unification showdown. Martin's comments suggest the promotionstill sees the matchup as a major attraction.

"That was a skirmish in the cage afterwards when Costellounexpectedly climbed in," Martin said. "And I got a littlenervous." The PFL CEO also recalled Eblen telling him, "I'm goingafter him right now," before he replied, "Alright, please, becauseI'm the one that's going to end up getting hurt in this."

He then emphasized the significance of the rematch and the badblood between the two.

"That fight, when that happens, that is going to be the biggestfight in the history of the PFL," Martin added. "Those guys do notlike each other."

Eblen and van Steenis locked horns for the first time in July 2025,when the latter secured a late submission win, marking the lonedefeat of the former's career so far.

#recalled #cage #costellovan

The Cincinnati Open will host its first all-American women's final in 56 years after Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula won through their respective semi-finals.
Fourth-seed Gauff cruised home in her clash with Sara Bejlek, eclipsing the Czech 6-4, 6-1.
Third-seed Pegula then earned her way through with a hard-fought 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 win over seventh-seed Iga Swiatek.
Speaking after the match – which took almost three hours – Pegula told wtatennis.com: "I felt like we were playing well at times and then not playing well at times, so it was really tough to get a gauge on the match.
"So (I'm) really happy with the way I was able to handle a lot that was going on today."

#pegula #seed

World sprint champions Oblique Seville and Melissa Jefferson-Wooden head a stellar cast of elite track and field athletes who will take part in the Diamond League meet in Poland on Sunday.
AFP Sport looks at four stand-out events in Silesia:
Women's 100m
Jefferson-Wooden will face stiff competition from US teammate Sha'Carri Richardson, Jamaican Tina Clayton and St Lucia's Olympic champion Julien Alfred.
Jefferson-Wooden made her Diamond League debut in Poland and went on to match Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's meet record of 10.66sec last year.

#wooden #World #oblique

DENVER (AP) — DeMar DeRozan has agreed to sign a one-year contract with the Denver Nuggets worth the veteran minimum of $3.9 million, a person with knowledge of the deal said Friday.
It will be DeRozan's fifth team in his 18th season for a six-time All-Star looking for his first championship. The person spoke to The **** ociated Press on condition of anonymity because the agreement hasn't been announced.
The addition of DeRozan gives the Nuggets a veteran backcourt presence after sending young, versatile wing Peyton Watson to Cleveland as part of a four-team trade. The 23-year-old Watson started a career-high 40 games last season and averaged career bests in points (14.6), rebounds (4.9) and **** ists (2.1).
DeRozan, the ninth overall pick by Toronto in 2009, spent his first nine seasons with the Raptors, only to get traded to San Antonio for Kawhi Leonard as his former team won the **** le in Leonard's only season in 2018-19.
The 37-year-old DeRozan spent three seasons with the Spurs and three with Chicago before joining Sacramento the past two seasons. He was part of sign-and-trade deals in the moves to the Bulls and Kings.

#year #team #watson

Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1...
The ball is about to start rolling again in Europe's top leagues. And here on OneFootball, you won't miss a thing.
To get you in the mood for the competitions, we've put together a special quiz all about Europe's top leagues. Do you know it all?
Take the European leagues quiz here!
Tell us in the comments if you managed a 10/10.

#quiz #league #bundesliga #ligue

The conversation stemming from Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham's comments on transgender athletes added another plot point on Thursday, with a prominent sports columnist saying he resigned due to censorship over the topic.
Matt Calkins, who penned columns for The Seattle Times for more than a decade, announced on X this afternoon that he was stepping down.
"After 11 years as a sports columnist at The Seattle Times, I have decided to resign," Calkins wrote. "It was entirely my choice, and it was not an easy one. The impetus was the Times declining to run a column I wrote from the perspective of two female student athletes who were opposed to competing against biological males. It was one of several pieces of mine that had been spiked, and I no longer felt like I could properly do my job as a columnist."
Calkins, who also said he "enjoyed my time with the paper" and "have no animosity toward anyone who works there," went into greater detail on what led to his decision on his personal Substack.
While covering a WNBA game last month between the Seattle Storm and the Fever, Calkins encountered two teenage girls who were part of a pregame protest supporting Cunningham's views on keeping transgender women out of women's sports. After speaking with them, Calkins said he felt they weren't anti-trans and decided to write a column arguing that "supporting the separation of biological females and males doesn't automatically make you transphobic."

#Seattle #sports #athletes

It was at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona when the mutterings about a new "secret weapon" started.
Dozens of Great Britain athletes had been taking a new product that increased muscle mass and improved athletic performance – a "wonder pill" that didn't fall foul of any doping rules.
They were talking about creatine.
Now found in tubs and bags on many supermarket shelves and tagged in your social feeds, it is the supplement of choice for millions of people and one of the most scientifically researched.
But back then, when it came on the scene at the very top of British elite sport, there were suspicions and stigma around the use of any substance described as 'performance enhancing' – even if it was legal.

#british #mutterings #weapon

'Awful umpiring', 'Clearly not out': Cricket World reacts to Dhruv Jurel catch controversy in IND vs SL Test as ball appears to scrape turf originally appeared on Cricket News. Add Cricket News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Dhruv Jurel's catch to dismiss Lahiru Udara sparked a major controversy in Galle.
Replays suggested the ball may have brushed the turf as the catch was completed.
Reserve umpire Raveendra Wimalasiri was officiating during the first Test between India and Sri Lanka after Rod Tucker fell unwell.
India's charge towards victory in Galle was interrupted by a flashpoint that had the cricket world in near-unanimous agreement, and not in the third umpire's favour. Dhruv Jurel's catch to remove Lahiru Udara was given out despite replays appearing to show the ball making contact with the ground.

#Cricket #ball #udara #galle

Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Darnell Washington received a huge nod of confidence from ESPN as they issued their 2026 NFL Future Power Rankings. In the rankings, which project team success from 2027 through 2029, ***** yst Seth Walder offered a high-upside prediction for Pittsburgh's towering third-year tight end, Darnell Washington.
Despite playing behind Pat Freiermuth on the depth chart, Washington's underlying efficiency metrics suggest a massive breakout awaits as his role expands.
"Bold prediction for 2027-29: Tight end Darnell Washington will make the top 10 in Jeremy Fowler's annual survey of coaches and executives on the best players at every position," wrote Walder for ESPN. "He might be the Steelers' No. 2 tight end at the moment, but Washington averaged 1.9 yards per route run last season and was in the 83rd percentile among tight ends in run block win rate. Tight end is a position where players can develop slowly, so he has plenty of time to increase his role."
Standing 6-foot-7 and weighing 264 pounds, the Georgia product was drafted primarily for his formidable blocking ability. However, the data reveals a far more versatile weapon. Averaging 1.9 yards per route run places Washington among efficient pass-catchers, while his 83rd percentile mark in run block win rate demonstrates his elite utility in heavy formations.
Because tight ends traditionally require longer developmental ramps to master both inline blocking and complex route trees, Washington's steady statistical progression bodes well for his future.

#steelers