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10/06/2026

Robert Kelker-Kelly, who played Bo Brady on Days of Our Lives, has passed away at the age of 62.The medical examiner in Missouri told TMZ that he died on Saturday, October 3, and the cause of death hasn't been shared yet.

He was a well-known figure in daytime TV, appearing on three major soap operas throughout his career.
Kelker-Kelly started in daytime TV in 1987 when he joined Another World as Sam Fowler.Five years later, in 1992, he took on one of his most famous roles on Days of Our Lives, replacing Peter Reckell, who first played Bo in 1983.

During his three years on Days of Our Lives, he worked alongside Kristian Alfonso as Hope Williams Brady and Lisa Rinna as Billie Reed.
His performance as Bo earned him the Soap Opera Digest Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in 1994.

In 1995, Kelker-Kelly and Rinna were named Hottest Couple at the Soap Opera Digest Awards for their roles as Bo and Billie.
Both actors left the show that year, with Reckell eventually coming back to play Bo.

Years later, Rinna talked about her tough time with Kelker-Kelly in her 2026 memoir, claiming he was verbally abusive and manipulative during their time together.
She also said that after he left Days of Our Lives, NBC gave her and Alfonso security for a few weeks.Kelker-Kelly didn't comment on these claims.

After leaving Days of Our Lives, Kelker-Kelly kept acting in daytime TV and joined General Hospital as Stavros Cassadine from 2001 to 2002.
He made return appearances in 2013 and 2014.

Besides acting, Kelker-Kelly was also a professional pilot.
He married actress Linda Rattner in 1988 and they divorced in 1992.He later married his Days of Our Lives co-star Miriam Parrish in 1997, and they divorced in 2013.

10/06/2026

Bijan Robinson helped the Atlanta Falcons dominate the New Orleans Saints in a 45-24 win on Monday night.The game was played against a division rival, and Robinson made an immediate impact, scoring a touchdown on his very first play.He continued to impress throughout the game, finishing with 145 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries.His performance was part of a bigger success for the Falcons, who achieved a rare feat by winning two consecutive road games, both in primetime and by more than 20 points.

Brian Robinson Jr.
also had a standout game, scoring three touchdowns.Together, the two running backs averaged 3.7 yards before contact and broke 11 tackles.This was a historic moment for the Falcons, as they became the first team in NFL history to do this.

The Saints struggled throughout the game, with their offense and defense not performing well.
They managed to score a touchdown in the final minutes of the game, but it wasn't enough to change the outcome.

For the Falcons, the game showcased Michael Penix Jr.'s growth as a quarterback.
He was efficient, throwing for 223 yards and a touchdown with no interceptions.Penix was 15 of 20 passing and managed the offense effectively even with a poor third-down conversion rate of 4 of 8.Since returning from a torn ACL, Penix has shown promise as the quarterback the team hoped for.

Bijan Robinson's performance continued his dominance in primetime games.
He rushed for over 100 yards and two touchdowns before halftime, making him the first player since 2008 to achieve that in a single quarter of Monday Night Football.He also led the NFL in scrimmage yards per game in primetime with 145.5 yards per game.

This game was also notable for multiple Falcons players scoring multiple rushing touchdowns in one game, a rarity since Oct.
21, 1973.Brian Robinson Jr.made history by scoring three rushing touchdowns for the first time in his career.He became the first nonstarter to do so since 2023 and the first Falcons running back to achieve this since 2016.

The Falcons' next game is against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday at 8:20 p.m.
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For the Saints, the game was a disappointing one despite their emotional and optimistic start for the 20th anniversary of their return to the Superdome.
They faced challenges with eight penalties, a missed field goal, and a slow start.Their defense was without key players, which was evident in their struggles, as they gave up 207 rushing yards and several big plays through the air.

Tyler Shough, the team's quarterback, had a mixed game, completing 30 of 48 passes with a touchdown and no interceptions.
However, he was under constant pressure and was sacked twice.His only touchdown came late in the game with just 1:13 left.

The Saints have struggled with eight turnovers this season, which is tied for the fourth most in the league.
This has been part of a larger issue of sloppy play that has contributed to their 1-3 start.

Their slow starts have continued under the current coaching staff.
They have scored six points in the first quarter this season, and their 35 total first-quarter points since the start of the previous season are the worst in the NFL.

The Saints are next set to play the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at 1 p.m.
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10/05/2026

Young and McMillan connected for two touchdowns, helping the Panthers defeat the Lions 32-26

CHARLOTTE, N.C.
-- Carolina Panthers coach Dave Canales was a bit concerned after Bryce Young and Tetairoa McMillan had some trouble connecting during practice.

You wouldn’t know it by how they played on Sunday night.

Young completed 29 of 41 passes for 329 yards and two touchdowns to McMillan, who caught 14 passes for a career-high 192 yards.
The Panthers overcame a tough week with several injuries to beat the Detroit Lions 32-26.

“Everything just clicked tonight,” McMillan said.
“There were some plays throughout the week that we didn’t hit on, but Brad Idzik called the plays and Bryce trusted them.He made good throws and we converted.I can’t tell you what happened tonight.Maybe it was just the Charlotte air.”

Young, who was cheered by fans with “M-V-P!
M-V-P!” chants in the fourth quarter, said he never doubted throwing to McMillan because he has so much confidence in him.

“I know what kind of player he is.
He’s special,” Young said.“I always trust him.I have confidence in him, and I know one bad practice isn’t going to change that.”

Also, Young didn’t have many other experienced options.

With two of Carolina’s top three wide receivers, Jalen Coker and Xavier Legette, out with injuries, Young relied heavily on McMillan, the 2025 Offensive Rookie of the Year.

And he responded in a major way early on for the Panthers (2-2).

McMillan had nine catches for 147 yards in the first half, including a 32-yard touchdown.

He joined Steve Smith Sr.
and Patrick Jeffers as the only Panthers players with at least 10 receptions, 150 yards receiving, and two touchdowns in a game.He nearly broke the team records for receptions (15) set by Christian McCaffrey and yards receiving (201) set by Smith.

Young entered Week 4 leading the league in passing yards and the No.
1 overall pick in 2023 began the game by completing his first 11 passes.

Chuba Hubbard gave the running game a boost, rushing 20 times for a season-high 122 yards and two touchdowns as Carolina scored on six straight possessions after punting on its opening drive.

Jared Goff threw for 412 yards and a touchdown to Sam LaPorta for Detroit (2-2), and Jahmyr Gibbs added 77 yards from scrimmage and scored his seventh touchdown of the year.
But the Lions didn’t look as explosive as they had in the first three games of the season.

Detroit was able to overcome McMillan's big first-half performance and tie the game before halftime.

Jameson Williams caught a 49-yard reception down the middle against an injured Carolina secondary that had lost starting cornerback Jaycee Horn and Mike Jackson to eight-week injuries.

That set up Jake Bates’ field goal to make it 16-16.

But Detroit’s defense struggled in the second half as Young kept finding an open McMillan.

Even after the Lions cut the lead to 32-26 with 3:38 left on LaPorta’s touchdown catch, McMillan responded with a toe-tap reception along the right sideline for a first down that kept the clock moving.

Still, the drive ended in a sack and the Panthers were forced to punt.

The Lions had a chance to win on their final drive, which started at their own 13 with 2:12 remaining.
But Goff couldn’t pick up a first down, and Young knelt down twice to end the game.

“We got ourselves in a hole there, which is frustrating,” Lions coach Dan Campbell said.
“At the end of the day, we had our opportunities.Our defense came up with a stop and we had the ball with about two minutes left to win the game.And we just couldn’t get it done.”

10/03/2026

Penn State wasn't able to handle Northwestern in the first game at Ryan Field.Caleb Komolafe had a great game, rushing for a career-high 188 yards and scoring a touchdown.With that help, Northwestern beat Penn State 34-13 on Friday night.

Northwestern fans were excited to see the new Ryan Field, and they got more than they expected.
Not only did the team win easily against a team ranked in the Top 25 preseason, but the game also had a lot of fun elements like fireworks and lights.The new stadium, which cost $875 million, was built where the old Ryan Field used to be.It can hold 35,000 people, which is a big drop from the old stadium's capacity.

The game was full of energy and excitement.
Northwest was led by Komolafe and Joseph Himon.Together they had 413 rushing yards and 506 total yards for the game.Himon had a career-high 162 yards and two touchdowns on just 10 carries.

Northwestern coach David Braun said in his postgame interview that all the credit goes to the players.
He praised the fans and the student section, calling the place electric.He said he’s very proud to be part of the program.

It was a great game for the Wildcats, who had a strong performance and came back from a tough loss to Indiana.
They led the whole game and showed strength after a tough game against Indiana.

Penn State had a rough time.
They lost their second game in a row under new coach Matt Campbell.They were ranked No.18 in the AP poll, but they struggled to keep up.They had a big lead in a game against Wisconsin but ended up losing.

Campbell said they had to give credit to Northwestern for playing the kind of game he wants to see.
He admitted it was hard for his team to find a rhythm on either side of the ball.

Rocco Becht was the main quarterback for Penn State, throwing for 243 yards and a touchdown, but he also had two interceptions.
The team had 20 first downs and 291 total yards, which is a big improvement from their game against Wisconsin where they had 12 first downs and 233 yards.

Campbell said the problem wasn't just the game, but also the attitude and effort of the team.
He felt that they lacked toughness in all areas.

Northwestern took an early lead with a 2-yard touchdown by Aidan Chiles.
Himon set up that touchdown with a long run of 47 yards.

Penn State tried to respond with a 8-yard touchdown run by Carson Hansen, but Himon got back with two more touchdowns.
He ran 38 and 11 yards for the scores.

Before halftime, Penn State had a chance to cut the gap but missed a 45-yard field goal by Ryan Barker.

In the third quarter, Northwestern extended their lead with a 1-yard touchdown by Komolafe.
Chiles also had a 15-yard run and a 31-yard pass to Griffin Wilde, helping the team take control of the game.

10/01/2026

Argentina won against Bolivia in their first game since the start of the Lionel Messi era.

On Wednesday night in Cordoba, Argentina once again showed their strength against a CONMEBOL rival, Bolivia, by winning comfortably.

However, it was more about who wasn't in the team than how they won.
Argentina defeated Bolivia 4-0 without the presence of their star player, Lionel Messi.

Lautaro Martinez, Nico Paz, Cristian Romero, and Jose Manuel Lopez scored the goals in the first match since Messi announced his retirement from the national team at the end of August.

Messi played 207 games for Argentina and is the team's all-time top scorer with 125 goals, including 21 in World Cups.
Romero took on the role of captain for the match.

Martinez opened the scoring early in the first half with a shot from outside the box.
Paz made it 2-0 before halftime with a clever chip from near the goal.Romero added a third goal after the break with a header.Lopez rounded off the scoring with a close-range strike, making it 4-0.

Messi still has one more match for Argentina, a farewell game against Benin on October 6 in Buenos Aires.
Before that, Argentina will face Burkina Faso in a friendly on October 3.

The win was reassuring for coach Lionel Scaloni and the team, as they returned to action for the first time since their World Cup final loss to Spain in extra time.

09/22/2026

New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart left Monday night's game against the Los Angeles Rams after suffering a knee injury.The incident happened during the Giants' first series when Dart took a tough hit on his left knee.

Dart went to the medical tent for evaluation and then walked with a limp to the locker room.
The team initially thought he might be able to come back, but they decided early in the third quarter that he wouldn't return.

Giants general manager Joe Schoen assured ESPN's Laura Rutledge that Dart would be okay.
Dart had X-rays at the stadium and later walked back to the Giants' sideline wearing street clothes.

The injury happened while Dart was under pressure on third-and-8.
Rams linebacker Byron Young hit Dart from his right side, causing him to collide with linebacker Josaiah Stewart.Dart landed hard on the field and immediately reached for his left knee.He had completed three of five passes for 20 yards before the injury.

Jameis Winston took over as quarterback.
According to sources, Dart tried to get back into the game in the first half, but the Giants did not allow him to return.

Winston had started two games and played in three for the Giants in 2025, passing for 567 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions.
The 11-year veteran was the first overall pick in 2015 and has also played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New Orleans Saints, and Cleveland Browns.

Dart wasn't the only Giants player to leave the game in the first half.
Wide receiver Malik Nabers got injured trying to catch a pass in the second quarter.

Cornerback Trent McDuffie knocked down a pass intended for Nabers, who immediately grabbed at his right shoulder.
Nabers went to the sideline and collapsed to the ground, where trainers attended to him for a few minutes.

The third-year wide receiver, who had recently come back from a torn ACL, went to the bench and covered his head with a towel.
He was originally listed as questionable but returned to the field later in the second quarter.

09/13/2026

What an absolute thriller in Austin! No. 4 Texas pulled off one of the most jaw-dropping comebacks in recent college football history, erasing a 20-point deficit in the final period to stun No. 1 Ohio State 24–23 at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.
The defining moments and stats from that miraculous fourth-quarter explosion:
The Game-Changing Fourth Quarter
The Deficit: Heading into the fourth quarter, the Longhorns’ offense had struggled for nearly three full frames, falling behind 23–3.
The 21-Point Surge: Arch Manning and the Texas offense completely flipped the script, scoring three unanswered touchdowns in the final quarter to outscore the Buckeyes 21–0 down the stretch.
Key Plays of the Rally
Manning-to-Wingo Spark: The comeback began when Arch Manning engineered a 15-play, 91-yard drive, capping it with a touchdown pass to Ryan Wingo in the left corner of the end zone to make it 23–10.
The 4th-Down Gamble: Trailing 23–17, Texas faced a daunting 4th-and-6 from their own 32-yard line. Manning delivered a clutch 12-yard completion to keep the chains moving.
The Missed Bullet: Ohio State had a chance to seal it, but kicker Connor Hawkins hooked a 45-yard field goal wide left with 4:21 remaining, keeping it a one-possession game and giving Texas new life.
The Game-Winner: Taking over with plenty of clock, Manning led a gritty 12-play, 73-yard drive—highlighted by a crucial 19-yard strike over the middle to Emmett Mosley V. With just 25 seconds left, Daylan "Hollywood" Smothers punched it in on a 1-yard touchdown run.
The PAT: Gianni Spetic nailed the extra point to put the Longhorns up 24–23, sealing the historic victory.
Historical Significance
The Biggest No. 1 Upset Comeback: This marked the largest fourth-quarter comeback win against an AP No. 1-ranked team since at least 2000.
Rare Territory: It was Texas's first 20+ point comeback victory since rallying from 21 down against Oklahoma State back in 2007.

09/13/2026

Jeremiah Smith stats vs Texas: Buckeyes WR grabs Heisman spotlight

If you're still wondering if Jeremiah Smith is the top player in college football, the Ohio State wide receiver is making it clear he's one of the best.

The third-year standout is proving why he was the top recruit in the 2024 class and could be in the running for that spot again when it comes to the 2027 NFL Draft.
In a game against No.3 Texas under the lights of primetime, Smith caught eight passes for 164 yards and scored a 23-yard touchdown in the first three quarters.

Texas vs Ohio State football score: Buckeyes, Jeremiah Smith dominates Longhorns

On the flip side, Texas quarterback Arch Manning only managed 97 passing yards by halftime.

As Smith continues to display his elite size, speed, and athleticism against a struggling Texas secondary, here are his stats and key plays from the game against the Longhorns:

Jeremiah Smith stats vs Texas
Receptions: 8
Yards: 164
Touchdowns: 1

Jeremiah Smith highlights vs Texas

Cincinnati Reds vs.Los Angeles Dodgers – Chase Burns vs.Emmett SheehanThe Cincinnati Reds are heading west for a short t...
09/08/2026

Cincinnati Reds vs.Los Angeles Dodgers – Chase Burns vs.Emmett Sheehan

The Cincinnati Reds are heading west for a short trip and will take on the Los Angeles Dodgers to start the week.
They came off a winning series against the Milwaukee Brewers over the weekend at Great American Ball Park.

Chase Burns is set to start the first game on Monday night.
He has a limited pitch count to watch, so the plan is for left-handed pitcher Brandon Williamson to come in and help finish the game after Burns.

For the Dodgers, right-handed pitcher Emmett Sheehan will be on the mound.
He's scheduled to throw the first pitch of the game at 9:10 PM ET.

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