The Washington Commanders defeated the Chicago Bears 12–7 in last night’s Thursday Night Football clash, but the Commanders first took an L off the field, with embattled owner Dan Snyder once again making headlines.

We’re breaking down four not-to-miss Week 7 gridiron games, including three of the six ranked matchups.

Deal tracking platform SponsorUnited published a report yesterday that indicates endorsements for women’s teams and leagues increased 21% YoY in the U.S., Europe and Australia, while athlete sponsorship jumped 18%.

Four of Wednesday’s five ranked matches ended in a 3-0 sweep, with No. 1 Texas, No. 6 Ohio State, No. 11 Georgia Tech and No. 18 Baylor brewing up the dubs.

Everyone’s favorite goose might’ve tried to steal the show, but the best-of-five Divisional Series (DS) will take center stage this weekend — there’s a chance they could all be wrapped up by Sunday.

World soccer’s governing body partnered with online gaming platform Roblox on Wednesday to launch FIFA World, a digital gathering space in the metaverse centered around November’s men’s World Cup and July’s women’s equivalent.

The NBA is back, baby. Regular season tip-off is October 18th, so here’s a little basketball refresher before the hooping begins.

Yesterday marked the first North American puck drop of the new NHL season, but the biggest news is coming off the ice, where hockey culture is revealing itself once again.

Two former Huntington University women’s cross country runners have filed a federal lawsuit against current and former coaches, school officials and the institution (a private Christian school near Fort Wayne, IN), claiming systemic abuses that center around sexual assault and doping.

After four truly wild (like, straight up wacky) Wild Card (WC) series over the long weekend, the MLB playoff field is down to eight, with the four best-of-five Divisional Series (DS) teeing off yesterday.

More than a week after an independent investigation detailed systemic abuse in the NWSL, many are increasing the volume on calls for change.

Bring out the safety car. W Series CEO Catherine Bond Muir officially canceled this year’s final races in Austin, Texas, and Mexico City on Monday in an effort to keep the motorsport championship alive.