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Clemson has an easier path to this year's College Football Playoff than others, leaving Joel Klatt wanting expansion now more than ever.

Pepi and Reyna are making their World Cup bids at the perfect time. Doug McIntyre takes a look at the rest of the USMNT player pool.

Joel Klatt analyzes the Notre Dame Fighting Irish's (4-3) season and believes the team is making steady progression. Joel also explains why fans shouldn't be concerned with Notre Dame's first year head coach, Marcus Freeman.

Chiefs DE Frank Clark was suspended two games by the NFL on Tuesday for violation of the league's personal conduct policy.

Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers levied some harsh criticisms toward struggling teammates on Tuesday. Fair or foul?

The Astros and Phillies will face off in the 2022 World Series. Here are the numbers to know before the Fall Classic.

The Seahawks are first in the NFC West, and Colin Cowherd explains why their formula for success has worked thus far.

The Texas A&M Aggies have an overall record of 3-4 and are ranked 5th in the SEC West. Their team is suffering from injuries and some player suspensions from the South Carolina game. The Aggies are the 4th most talented team in the country, but their offense is not performing. Their total offense is ranked 108th in the country.

Joel Klatt discussed the Oklahoma Sooners. The Sooners have and overall 4-3 record making them 8th in the Big-12. They are 1-3 within their own conference. Oklahoma has suffered losses of several players and former head coach Lincoln Riley. Brent Venables is on his first year coaching for the Sooners.

Joel Klatt reviews the Texas Longhorns (5-3) season so far and discusses his projections for the remainder of the their season. Though Texas is 4th in the Big 12, Klatt believes that Texas is a much better team than their record shows and predicts that Texas will win most of the rest of their games with the help of Quinn Ewers.

Patrick Mahomes continues to dazzle and break records in doing so. Is he the greatest player in NFL history?

Aaron Rodgers hopped on the Pat McAfee Show to discuss the Green Bay Packers' slow 3-4 start and first three-game losing streak since 2018. The QB said quote: 'Guys who are making too many mistakes shouldn't be playing, you know. Gotta start cutting some reps, and maybe guys who aren't playing, give them a chance.' Former Packers WR and teammate Greg Jennings explains why he disagrees with Rodgers' comments.

LeSean McCoy explains that the Philadelphia Eagles are on the same level of play as the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills. McCoy explains the Eagles have the best all-around roster which makes them the most complete team of the three. McCoy explains Jalen Hurts may not be able to throw the ball like Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen, but he can run the ball better.

Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, Joy Taylor and David Helman determine if former #1 overall pick Baker Mayfield is a bust after the Carolina Panthers name undrafted QB PJ Walker as the starter vs. the Atlanta Falcons.

The Bengals and Giants have both ascended in Colin Cowherd's top 10 NFL teams ahead of Week 8. Just how high are they?

Skip Schumaker has been hired by the Marlins to become the 16th manager in franchise history

The Jonas Brothers will return to perform at halftime of the Cowboys' annual Thanksgiving game, the band announced Tuesday.

Magic Johnson appeared on Shannon Sharpe's 'Club Shay Shay' to give advice to Russell Westbrook about handling criticism, saying quote: 'Take accountability .. stop trying to fight the media.' Watch as Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes react to Magic's comments and what Russ can do to help himself.

The NFL announced on Tuesday that the two game officials seen with Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans did not ask for an autograph.

Canada's Alphonso Davies is known for his speed, technical ability, crossing and earns the 26th spot on Stu Holden’s Top 50 Players in the 2022 FIFA Men’s World Cup.

Kyle Busch, at the announcement he was going to Richard Childress Racing, on why he couldn’t get a deal done to stay at JGR.

Chris Broussard explains he is not worried about the Brooklyn Nets because they are only three games into the season. Broussard explains that there is no shame in losing to the Memphis Grizzlies 124-134 but recommends the Nets and head coach Steve Nash need to work on their defense to turn their play around.

Patrick Mahomes continues to dazzle and break records in doing so. Is he the greatest player in NFL history?

"Big Noon Kickoff" will be in Happy Valley on Saturday as Penn State hosts Ohio State, and you can join us to watch the show live!

Travis Etienne Jr.'s play allowed Jacksonville to make a deal. Also, insight on Texans QB Davis Mills and the Titans' trademark toughness.

The World Series on FOX is finally here! Read here to check out the schedule and all of the betting odds at FOX Bet.

New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick said he told both Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe to be ready to play against the Chicago Bears last night. Jones got the start, but quickly was replaced by Zappe early in the second quarter after he threw an interception. Belichick said the interception did not have anything to do with the benching. Zappe led the team to two quick touchdowns to take the lead but followed it up with two interceptions in the 33-14 loss. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes discuss.

Kentucky head coach John Calipari offered free VIP tickets to a miner and his family after the miner attended a scrimmage covered in soot.

FOX Sports NFL Analyst Geoff Schwartz weighs in on the quarterback controversy following the New England Patriots 33-14 loss to the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football. Schwartz explains as a former player going into a game teammates should know if two quarterbacks will be in rotation for that week’s game.

What's wrong with Ben Simmons? Skip and Shannon take a look at what's plaguing the former All-Star so far this season.

Joel Klatt explains his updated top-10 college football rankings after Week 8, with newcomer Oregon on the rise.

Warren Sharp takes you through his Week 7 NFL notes, including the Patriots' bizarre quarterback decision and why Patrick Mahomes hasn't missed a beat without Tyreek Hill.

Colin Cowherd shares his Top 10 NFL teams heading into Week 8, including the Cincinnati Bengals, New York Giants and his Minnesota Vikings climbing up the ladder in their rankings. Did Colin get it right this week?

With the trade deadline approaching, who's buying and selling in the NFC East? Here's where every team stands.

With one race left to clinch a spot in the championship race, Bob Pockrass breaks down what each driver must do to advance at Martinsville.

Historic first for Aaron Rodgers. Patrick Everson examines the recent betting slide for Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers.

Bill Belichick's decision to play both Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe confused Shannon Sharpe and Skip Bayless.

With the trade deadline approaching, who's buying and selling in the NFC East? Here's where every team stands.

Mac Jones got the start behind center but was benched for Bailey Zappe after two three-and-outs and an interception. Zappe got the Patriots the 14-10 lead in the second quarter, but struggled afterwards, tossing two interceptions. The Chicago Bears ultimately won 33-14 in Foxborough. Colin Cowherd reacts to never seeing Bill Belichick 'get owned like that.'

The Chicago Bears defeated the New England Patriots 33-14 on Monday Night Football. Justin Fields went 13-for-21 for 179 passing yards, 82 rushing yards and two total touchdowns. With the NFL shift towards offensive coaches, one can question Fields' growth under Matt Eberflus, who appeared to out coach Bill Belichick. Colin Cowherd breaks down Fields' performance.

We talked to the one lucky winner who cashed in on $10,000 playing the BIG Noon Saturday challenge in the FOX Bet Super 6 app. Read his story here!

The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly expected to resume trade talks with Utah Jazz later this season to try and move Russell Westbrook. Reports say the Lakers offered Westbrook, a future first-round, and second-round picks for Bojan Bogdanovic before Utah sent him to the Pistons. Three Utah players that could now be part of a potential Russ deal are Jordan Clarkson, Mike Conley, and Rudy Gay. Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe weigh the Lakers options.

New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick said he told both Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe to be ready to play against the Chicago Bears last night. Jones got the start, but quickly was replaced by Zappe early in the second quarter after he threw an interception. Belichick said the interception did not have anything to do with the benching. Zappe led the team to two quick touchdowns to take the lead but followed it up with two interceptions in the 33-14 loss. Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe recap last nights game and the Pats two QB system.

Ben Simmons fouled out late in the fourth quarter of the Brooklyn Nets’ 134-124 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies and disagreed with the call after the game saying quote: 'It’s not a foul. That was BS. It's frustrating because it's late-game. You're in the fourth quarter. It's a physical, close game. It's the NBA; it's not college, not high school.' Shannon Sharpe reacts to the call, then discusses how much it impacted the game.

Only once before has Tom Brady been in charge of a team with a losing record after seven games, but history has shown he loves a challenge.

An anonymous GM assessed the situation in Green Bay and came to the conclusion that the Packers have created a monster in their quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Craig Carton is bothered to a great extent by this 'anonymous' quote, and Greg Jennings agrees that not putting a face to an opinion is a cop out. But do they agree with the statement? Watch as they decide whether the Packers have truly created a monster with Aaron Rodgers.

The Steelers will probably have the first losing season of Mike Tomlin's career. Colin Cowherd explains why that's OK.

The top of FOX Sports' NFL power rankings remains unchanged. But the rest of the league has seen plenty of movement up and down. We rank all 32 teams.

Jayson Tatum is making a way-too-early case for MVP, while things are getting interesting (in different ways) for the Lakers and Jazz.

It's Sam Ehlinger's turn on the Indy merry-go-round. But to stop going in circles, the Colts need to find a franchise QB high in the draft.