Getting to March Madness would be a huge victory and getting the money from television to broadcast the tournament could save college sports as we know them.
Scott Martin
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College roundup: Alabama unanimous No. 1 in AP Top 25 football poll
Northwestern moves up eight places to No. 11, its best ranking in 24 years.
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NFL roundup: Titans rally, beat Ravens in overtime
Derrick Henry’s 29-yard touchdown run gives Tennessee a 30-24 win.
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Watson, Texans snap Patriots’ two-game winning streak
Deshaun Watson accounts for three touchdowns as Houston beats New England, 27-20.
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Patriots hope to ride recent resurgence into playoff contention
Cam Newton is getting more comfortable since returning from the COVID-19 list, and New England’s offense is starting to roll.
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NBA notebook: Celtics send Kanter to Trail Blazers
Enes Kanter is headed back to Portland in a three-team trade that also involves Memphis.
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Play-in tourney on, Olympics likely out for NBA in 2020-21
The league will announce the first half of its 72-game schedule in early December.
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Canada reviewing NBA plan to play in Toronto amid pandemic
The Raptors could be forced to find a home in the U.S., as the Blue Jays did during baseball season.
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Delayed NBA draft finally comes Wednesday
Anthony Edwards, LaMelo Ball and James Wiseman are among the players in the running to be the No. 1 pick by the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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Trevor Lawrence returns as No. 4 Clemson resumes title chase
Clemson’s quarterback missed two games, including the Tigers’ loss to Notre Dame, after testing positive for COVID-19.