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11/24/2025 |  Defending champion North Dakota St is No. 1 seed and among record-tying 6 MVFC teams in FCS playoffs (Associated Press (AP)) INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Defending national champion North Dakota State will lead a record-tying six teams from the Missouri Valley Football Conference into the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs.
The MVFC champion Bison (12-0) on Sunday were named the No. 1 seed in the 24-team playoffs and will be making their 16th consecutive appearance. 
11/24/2025 |  Ohio State and Michigan brace for The Game with playoff implications and historic stakes (Associated Press (AP)) COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — It didn’t take long for Ryan Day and Sherrone Moore to turn their focus to The Game.
With top-ranked Ohio State and No. 15 Michigan well ahead in their games during the fourth quarter, both coaches and their teams were already locked on preparations for Saturday’s matchup in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and all the attention that the yearly matchup generates.
11/24/2025 |  AP Top 25 Extra Points: BYU and Utah fans happy for each other’s success? Seriously? Never happening (Associated Press (AP)) If ever there were a time for a Kumbaya moment between the two biggest college fan bases in the state of Utah, it would be now.
It’s never going to happen. A cease fire in the Holy War, the nickname for the vitriolic BYU-Utah rivalry, wouldn’t hold for even a second.
11/24/2025 |  There are more questions than answers after NFL games Sunday (Associated Press (AP))

The Kansas City Chiefs saved their season. The Philadelphia Eagles gave critics more fuel. The Los Angeles Rams made a dominant statement.

There are more questions than answers Sunday in the NFL.

11/24/2025 |  Two Colorado State Football Players Suspended For Spitting on Opponents (Athletic Business) Two football players at Colorado State University have been suspended after they were caught spitting on their opponents during Saturday’s game against Boise State University.
According to The Sports Leader, quarterback Darius Curry and offensive lineman Liam Wortmann were both suspended and will not play in this week’s game between the Rams and Air Force. 

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