Ohio State walked into Ann Arbor and dismantled Michigan 27–9, fueled by Julian Sayin’s efficiency, Bo Jackson’s bruising 117-yard performance, and a defense that refused to allow a single touchdown. With the win, the undefeated Buckeyes now advance to a massive No. 1 vs. No. 2 Big Ten Championship showdown against Indiana.

Ohio State steamrolled Rutgers 42–9 in a late-season tune-up, flexing a dominant run game and a suffocating defense that looked every bit ready for Michigan Week. The Buckeyes controlled every phase, turned the second half into a showcase, and rolled into The Game with maximum momentum.

The Vancouver Whitecaps stunned LAFC in a chaotic 2-2 match at BC Place, surviving extra time with just nine men before winning in a dramatic penalty shootout. The victory sends Vancouver to their first-ever Western Conference Final, overcoming years of playoff heartbreak against their longtime nemesis.

Pittsburgh dominated early and never looked back, defeating Georgia Tech 42-28 despite a late Yellow Jackets push. Georgia Tech rallied in the second half, but the early 28-0 deficit proved too much to overcome.

Ohio State opened the 2025–26 season by torching IU Indy 118–102 in a record-breaking offensive showcase, led by Christoph Tilly’s 28 points and Bruce Thornton’s 26. The Buckeyes shot 63% from the field, set multiple program records, and looked every bit like a Big Ten contender out of the gate.

Kennesaw State opened its 2025-26 preseason with authority, rolling past West Georgia 86-73 behind a star turn from Simeon Cottle and a dominant team effort that showcased their depth, shooting, and fast-paced style. The Owls’ 20-0 early run set the tone, leaving West Georgia scrambling to keep up.

The name Naughty by Nature is etched into hip-hop history. With classic anthems like "O.P.P." and "Hip Hop Hooray," the trio from East Orange, New Jersey—Treach, Vin Rock, and DJ Kay Gee—brought raw, authentic stories from the streets to global audiences. But decades after their initial rise, one member is channeling his platform into something even more powerful: community revival.

The Alamodome in San Antonio stands as a rare example of a debt-free, multi-use stadium that continues to thrive without a marquee tenant, proving that practical design and civic-minded planning can outperform flashier, billion-dollar venues. Its consistent adaptability and economic impact have made it a reliable host for major events like the NCAA Final Four, benefiting both fans and the local community.