The CFP's move to a 24-team field is close to done, with the network's added annual payment and criticism over the format's cost and math drawing scrutiny.

Milwaukee's sweep ends Los Angeles' three-peat bid and reshapes the offseason for the sport's biggest spender.

Both players return to availability while their off-field matters and possible league discipline remain unresolved.

The league's move follows recent gambling scandals and targets markets seen as vulnerable to manipulation.

Baltimore turns to its backup for a second straight week in a game with first place in the AFC North on the line.

Cleveland leads the series 2-1 and weather could disrupt the schedule; Milwaukee has already booked its World Series spot from the NL side.

Philadelphia's quarterback situation dominates Week 6 as teammates and coaches voice concern about Hurts' health.

The governing body's legal action escalates a state-versus-NCAA conflict over who sets athlete eligibility standards.

The departure of a marquee signing adds to uncertainty over LIV's future, with its 2027 survival reportedly to be known by end of October.

Coach Mike Macdonald publicly backs his starter as Seattle's turnover problems mount.

The feud between Spain's biggest club and its league chief escalates after comments comparing Madrid's media strategy to Nazi propaganda.

Reporting on league expansion chatter signals Seattle's long-expected franchise is not guaranteed as talks continue.

Analysts and a former quarterback criticize Denver's passing offense even as the team keeps winning.

The ruling makes the quarterback available again after he missed a game while ruled ineligible.

Atlanta's title chances may hinge on Gray's availability as Golden State hosts Game 1.

The Dodgers' offseason planning hinges on the two-way star's health and looming labor uncertainty.

Philadelphia's backfield thins further with Barkley sidelined by a hamstring injury.

Arizona sits its prized rookie rather than risk further damage to his left ankle.