Football

For the first time since 2002, we’ll have three Top 10 matchups this week. Here are some of the burning questions going into a big weekend of college football.

You might be surprised at how some of last week's games turned out.

Devonta Freeman gained 152 yards on 14 carries and Tevin Coleman ran for three touchdowns, as the Atlanta Falcons routed the Saints, 45-32, in New Orleans on Monday night.

Just five NFL teams remain unbeaten after the third Sunday of the 2016 regular season. Here’s what we learned this week:

LSU has reportedly fired head coach Les Miles just four games into the 2016 season.

Tennessee got a Gator-sized chip off its shoulder, Wisconsin showed it will be a player in the Big Ten and Notre Dame's nightmare season continued.

LeGarrette Blount ran for 105 yards and two touchdowns, and the New England Patriots routed the Houston Texans, 27-0, in Foxborough, Mass. on Thursday night.

People may love the NFL, but they sure don't love everyone who plays in it.

While we might not have the Top 10 matchups we did last Saturday, this week features six big games between unbeaten opponents. Here are some of the questions going into Week 4.

The Week 3 NFL schedule is teeming with potentially great games, including two contests that could be previews of the AFC & NFC championships. Or not. Here’s what to expect this weekend.