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Oct 22, 2026 - Sports

Will Texas avoid a third-straight loss vs. Ole Miss? Can Wisconsin bounce back against USC? FOX Sports' Joel Klatt makes his Week 8 picks.

Oct 22, 2026 - Sports

Arch Manning was favored to go No. 1 overall for most of the season, but not anymore. See how far he’s fallen down the oddsboard.

Oct 22, 2026 - Sports

We dive into your Week 6 hot takes, putting Bills skepticism, Rams fraudulence and a certain Super Bowl matchup to the test.

Oct 22, 2026 - Sports

Bayern Munich and England striker is odds-on favourite‘I try not to think about it. Obviously it is hard not to’Harry Kane would love to know now whether he has won the Ballon d’Or because the uncertainty and constant questions are driving his family to distraction. But the Bayern Munich and England striker accepts the ­suspense before the big reveal at the London Palladium on Monday night is part of the show.Kane is the odds-on favourite to win the prestigious individual ­honour after a prolific run of form. The 33-year-old scored 61 goals for Bayern last season and 12 for England. This time out, he has 10 for Bayern and six for England. Continue reading...

Oct 22, 2026 - Sports

Atlanta’s wounded sports fans know better than to get carried away. But the Dream’s first WNBA finals game in 13 years showed this might finally be a team worth falling forThe Atlanta Dream were exactly where they wanted to be on Wednesday night, comfortably ensconced inside their downtown arena for Game 3 of the WNBA finals against the Golden State Valkyries. Kerry Washington, Ludacris and Cam Newton led the courtside celebrity delegation. Quavo and TI headlined the half-time show, while two more hugely popular Atlanta rappers performed during other extended play stoppages – a mini-spectacle that speaks to the city’s deep bench of hip-hop talent.But it was the crowd that really made State Farm Arena a house of horrors for Golden State. They didn’t just fill the 17,608-seat venue. They donned matching sky-blue T-shirts and waved rally towels. They sang along with their favorite emcees and lived and died with every point. They were so loud in the first quarter that I couldn’t hear the referee’s whistle from my 100-level press seat. They stayed to the end – well, two minutes from the buzzer anyway (gotta beat traffic) – and, with the 97-71 win sealed and DJ Khaled’s All I Do Is Win blasting through the arena speakers, serenaded the departing Valkyries with the unofficial Atlanta battle cry: “ATL hoe!” Continue reading...