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Football NCAAF Preview Story Top Story Oct 26, 2026 10:05 pm No. 11 Texas chasing consistency as Mississippi State arrives

Texas is in the thick of the race for the CFP, but the Longhorns are living on the edge as they prepare to face Mississippi State on Saturday night in Austin, Texas. No. 11 Texas (5-2, 2-2 SEC) has played five teams in the current AP Top 25, winning three games with one-score outcomes. The Longhorns’ largest margin of victory came in a 34-27 home victory against then-No. 7 Ole Miss last Saturday, but they first squandered a 21-point halftime lead before recovering and narrowly avoiding overtime. “It’s a dangerous way to live,” Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said. “We’ve got to clean this stuff up. We’ve got to play better, and that’s the beauty of winning but not being perfect, is that I get to come in and coach these guys on ‘here’s where we can get even better.'” Quarterback Arch Manning turned the ball over three times against Ole Miss, but a team-wide problem was penalties. The…

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Nationally ranked Texas high school football team loses starting QB to injury

One of the nation's top high school football programs in Texas will likely be without its starting quarterback for the remainder of the season as Waxahachie (TX) senior Jerry Meyer III suffered a broken collarbone in the Indians' 35-28 win over Duncanville (TX) on Friday, Oct. 23. Greg Riddle of The Dallas Morning News first broke the news Monday night, stating Meyer's regular season has come to an end. Waxahachie head coach Lawrence Williams said in the report that he isn't sure how long Meyer will be out. It also hasn't been decided if Meyer's injury will require surgery. 247Sports ranks the 6-foot-0, 190-pound Meyer as a three-star prospect and the No. 82 quarterback in the 2027 recruiting cycle. He has been committed to South Carolina since April 3. Waxahachie, the No. 22 team in the latest Super 25 rankings and No. 4 team in the Southwest Super 15, is 7-1 on the year and coming off…

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Jalen Williams, Cason Wallace Injuries Show Downside Of OKC Thunder's Offseason

Two years ago, the Oklahoma City Thunder appeared to be a dynasty in the making. Fast-forward two years, and it’s now unclear whether they’ll even win another championship with their current core. On Sunday night against the Los Angeles Clippers, the Thunder suffered a pair of injuries that could be fatal to their championship chances this season. Forward Jalen Williams broke his left fibula and dislocated his left ankle, which could be season-ending injuries, while guard Cason Wallace suffered a left labral tear that will also sideline him indefinitely. That’s because of the salary-slashing endeavor they embarked upon this past offseason, which significantly reduced their margin for error moving forward. In an interview with Justin Martinez of The Oklahoman in July, Thunder general manager Sam Presti described those trades as a “financial decision.” “The impression I have been given is…

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Big 12 power shift: Oklahoma State’s women loaded with transfers, Baylor no longer alone at the top

For the better part of two decades, the Baylor women's basketball program had been the standard-bearer for the Big 12, winning three national championships under Kim Mulkey and remaining a force under her successor, Nicki Collen. The Bears haven't exactly gone away. But they're hardly alone at the top these days. “I think we do have a chip,” said Collen, whose team led by returning All-Big 12 guard Taliah Scott was picked third in the preseason coaches' poll. “Our portal class wasn't ranked but I think it was sneaky good, because they fit what we need. I think we put together a group that has to lean into this gritty approach to being good at what we can be great at.” Baylor sneaking up on people? That's a new concept. But so is TCU being a marked program. The Horned Frogs have made back-to-back Elite Eight runs, first led by Hailey Van Lith and last year by Oliva Miles, but prior to…

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