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UPS cargo plane, Copa Airlines passenger jet collide at Miami airport, leaving 2 injured

Sun, 15 Nov 2026 02:43:15 -0500

A UPS cargo plane and a Copa Airlines passenger jet collided on the ground at Miami International Airport Saturday night, leaving two people with minor injuries, airport officials confirmed.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said the wingtip of a Copa Airlines Boeing 737 struck the nose of a UPS Boeing 767 while both aircraft were taxiing around 9 p.m. local time.

Air traffic controllers had instructed the UPS crew to give way to the Copa Airlines flight, which was heading to its gate after landing, while the UPS cargo plane was preparing to depart for Bogotá, Colombia, according to the FAA.

The agency said it is investigating the collision.

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"At approximately 9:15 p.m., an arriving aircraft and a departing aircraft made contact with each other at the intersection of two taxiways," Greg Chin, communications director for the Miami-Dade Aviation Department, said in a statement.

"Flights are being directed to other taxiways, so there is no impact to airport operations at this time. Two patients were treated on the scene by Miami-Dade Fire Rescue for minor injuries and did not require medical transport," Chin added.

Air traffic control audio reviewed by Fox News Digital captured an exchange between pilots and a controller following the collision.

A pilot aboard the Copa Airlines flight was heard saying, "Somebody just hit us."

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"UPS 358, did you hit that aircraft?" an air traffic controller asked.

"Yeah, we went too far and he clipped us with his wing," the UPS pilot responded.

Copa Airlines said Flight CM427, arriving from Panama City, Panama, was carrying 166 passengers and six crew members when the collision occurred.

The airline said the Boeing 737's left wingtip was involved in the collision with the cargo plane while both aircraft were taxiing.

All passengers disembarked at the terminal, with two receiving treatment for apparent minor injuries, the airline added.

UPS Airlines also acknowledged the incident in a statement posted on X.

"We are aware of an incident involving one of our aircraft on the ground in Miami," the company said.

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"Our crew is safe, and we are committed to working with authorities to determine what happened. The safety of our employees and the public is our highest priority."

The collision came as U.S. airports continued recovering from Friday's nationwide Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ground stop, which disrupted thousands of flights after radar and communications systems experienced instability.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Saturday that air traffic control communications had returned to full operations, while FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said airlines expected to restore their full schedules by the end of Sunday.

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Fox News Digital has reached out to UPS, Copa Airlines and the FAA for additional comment.

Arch Manning turns Death Valley into LSU’s funeral as Texas buries Lane Kiffin’s CFP hopes

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 23:57:46 -0500

BATON ROUGE, La. — Turns out, the Texas Longhorns had one last drive left in them, on a night when nothing was going Arch Manning's way.

What we witnessed on Saturday night inside Tiger Stadium will be remembered for quite some time, by both Texas and LSU fans.

What started as a party for the Tiger faithful turned into a funeral for the LSU 2026 season that will leave folks in Louisiana wondering how they could give this one away to the Longhorns.

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The pressure entering this one was heavy on both sides. Texas could not afford another loss and feel totally safe in making the postseason, while a fourth loss for LSU would put an end to their CFP hopes, even if they were already hanging by a thread.

Was there some hesitation among LSU fans to get overly excited about this one? If you were wondering why, the final drive of this game all but proved their point that Lane Kiffin is the same guy who could not win the big game at Ole Miss, and now as head coach of the Tigers.

Maybe that's because Sam Leavitt had three interceptions through three quarters tonight, and it's hard to trust this LSU offense at times. It wasn’t if the other side was any better though, with Arch Manning throwing three of his own.

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It had to end this way for the Tigers, at the hands of Louisiana native

Why not? This is LSU football we're talking about here, with a head coach that has spent over $40 million on its roster this season. You bet that Kiffin and his staff felt the pressure in the week leading up to this one, and rightfully so.

This was a game in which both teams could not afford to lose, even though that swayed more in the direction of LSU given their three losses.

As day turned into night, the craziness began for both teams. Multiple interceptions, special teams blunders and some interesting play calling on each side of the field.

But, it was Arch Manning that had the ball with just over two minutes remaining in a game that set offenses back years up until the final drive of the game. If there’s one thing we’ve learned about the Texas Longhorns this season, it’s that we can’t put anything past them.

A 12-play, 58-yard drive would seal the deal for a Texas team that had one last chance to pull off a miracle in Baton Rouge.

Were you expecting anything different?

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Arch Manning hit Raleek Brown on a swing pass that caught the LSU defense off guard, and Brown fought his way into the end zone to secure Texas’ 22-21 win, drawing a roar from a Texas crowd that had essentially taken over the southern end of Tiger Stadium.

Just when you thought the Longhorns were done, the defense gave this team one last chance to pull off what many will remember as one of the best moments of Arch Manning's college career. Let me be clear that this Texas offense looked putrid at times, getting torched along the line of scrimmage, while Manning would end the game with three interceptions.

But, all it took was one legendary drive for a quarterback that will be remembered for a number of inconsistencies in college.

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On Saturday night, none of that mattered when Manning grabbed Steve Sarkisian during the post-game interview with ESPN. His interceptions will be remembered by those who cover him on a daily basis, but the touchdown pass will live on forever in Texas lore.

As Sarkisian and Manning headed towards the Texas end zone to greet the fans who made the chaotic trip to Baton Rouge, you could once again see what once again looked like disbelief come across the face of the starting quarterback.

Not that Arch thought he couldn’t do it. But more so, the fact that so many things were not going his way leading up to that final drive.

"Holy sh-t," Manning proclaimed as he bent over in the end zone during the postgame celebration.

"That was incredible."

On the other hand, LSU finds itself done with any talk of playing in the college football playoff. A roster worth over $40 million will now be sitting at home while others fight for a national championship, to the dismay of Tiger fans that bought into the words of their head coach.

Fool you once, shame on you. Fool you four times, you're just out of luck.

Arch Manning delivered a dagger to his home state on Saturday night, just when those around the college football community thought the Longhorns were done in Baton Rouge.

We got the ending we deserved after sitting through that offensive disaster for nearly an entire game.

For the Texas Longhorns, the season continues and a run towards the college football playoff might have started weeks ago.

But tonight inside Tiger Stadium, Arch Manning and Steve Sarkisian dialed up a drive that will be remembered forever in Austin.

And, it was the Tigers that brought out another side of a Manning that we have not seen before.

Texas' season will more than likely continue into late December.

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Lane Kiffin is going to have a hard time answering this one at the local quarterback club once this season finally ends.

Masked dirt bike riders swarm SUV in brazen NYC street attack, sparking police crackdown

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 23:55:51 -0500

New York City officials are warning a group of masked dirt bike riders that arrests could be imminent after video captured a chaotic confrontation in which several riders surrounded and attacked a vehicle on a busy Staten Island street.

The crackdown follows a Wednesday incident on Richmond Avenue in Staten Island's Bulls Head neighborhood, where video showed several masked riders swarming a white SUV stopped at a traffic light.

In the video obtained by Fox News Digital, several individuals appeared to kick and strike the vehicle, while another appeared to throw an object at it. As the driver attempted to leave, the SUV appeared to run over a dirt bike that had been positioned in front of the vehicle.

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During a news conference Thursday, NYPD Assistant Chief John Buttacavoli warned those involved that police were gathering intelligence and working to identify the suspects.

"We know who you are, and you will be getting a knock on your door very soon," Buttacavoli said, emphasizing that the behavior had escalated from a quality-of-life concern into criminal activity.

"It stops here. We're taking action," he added.

Staten Island District Attorney Michael McMahon also condemned the riders, accusing them of intimidating motorists and putting innocent people at risk.

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"Like a plague of locusts, they descend upon drivers who are just going about their business here on Staten Island," McMahon said. "They're jackals, they're teenage terrorists, and it's not going to be tolerated here in our borough."

McMahon called the behavior "simply outrageous," adding that no one had been seriously injured, based on the information available to officials.

Wednesday's incident was part of a broader pattern of dangerous behavior involving motorized bikes, according to Staten Island Borough President Vito Fossella.

Fossella described the riders as a "bunch of punks who are literally terrorizing drivers" as motorists went about their daily routines.

"Enough. This game is over," Fossella said.

The borough president also warned parents that their children were putting innocent motorists at risk.

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"Your kid is terrorizing innocent people when they're just going about their business. It's wrong, and it needs to stop," Fossella said.

McMahon warned that parents could face legal or financial consequences if their children use illegal motorized vehicles to intimidate or injure others, including potential civil liability if someone is hurt.

"Parents also must take responsibility for their children," McMahon's office said in a separate statement.

Police have assembled a task force to address the problem and will continue confiscating illegally operated motorized bikes, according to Buttacavoli. He said officers had already identified several individuals and seized numerous bikes this year.

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The NYPD also reminded residents that certain motorized vehicles must be registered, insured and operated by licensed drivers.

State Assemblyman Mike Reilly, R-Staten Island, said he plans to introduce legislation in January that would hold parents financially responsible for minors caught recklessly operating certain motorized vehicles, according to the New York Post.

The proposal would impose fines ranging from $250 to $1,500, the paper reported.

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The incident remains under investigation, and no arrests have been announced.

Benches clear in chaotic postgame brawl after Louisville Cardinals top North Carolina Tar Heels

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 23:42:25 -0500

The Louisville Cardinals managed to beat the North Carolina Tar Heels 16-14 after a late interception ended UNC's hopes of taking the lead.

While that sounds exciting, it's no match for the all-out brawl that erupted as the clock wound down to zero.

With just over a minute to go, UNC's Travis Burgess seemed to have thrown a pass that would move the Tar Heels close to midfield; however, it wound up in the arms of a Cardinal.

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Bummer. That's it. Game over. Everyone can leave. Nothing else to see.

Well, any fans who did stick around saw something wild. As the Cardinals took a knee for the final time, tempers started flaring.

Then they kept flaring, and really never stopped.

The benches cleared, and chaos ensued.

We also got one of my favorite things, which is officials trying to break up a brawl by blowing their whistles and throwing flags.

Seriously? In that melee, do you really think whistling away like a London Bobby is going to do anything?

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Now you don't just have a brawl on your hands. You have a brawl, a total racket and a bunch of flags you've got to go and pick up.

So, did any of that improve the situation in any measurable way?

No. No, it did not.

Of course, with that much mayhem, there's not much the officiating can do (or would want to do), and it will be interesting to see if there's any supplemental discipline coming.

The Tar Heels likely don’t need any, because they’re probably in for a rough few days.

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It was a bad night on several fronts for Bill Belichick's boys. Something tells me it won't be a fun week as the 5-5 Tar Heels prepare to take on Virginia next weekend.

Kenneth Walker III out against NFL rushing leader Bijan Robinson's Falcons, Patrick Mahomes off injury report

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 23:10:17 -0500

The Chiefs will be without one of their biggest offensive threats when they visit the Falcons on Sunday.

Kenneth Walker III, the NFL’s second-leading rusher, was ruled out Saturday with a groin injury and will miss his first game since joining Kansas City. Rookie running back Emmett Johnson will step in for Walker.

The matchup was set to showcase the league’s top two rushers. Atlanta’s Bijan Robinson leads the NFL with 880 rushing yards, just eight ahead of Walker’s 872. Walker has also caught 22 passes for 172 yards and four touchdowns, while Robinson has added 250 receiving yards.

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Walker had been listed as questionable on the injury report after tweaking his groin during Thursday’s practice. Chiefs coach Andy Reid said the team would monitor his progress over the next couple of days.

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Johnson has played well when given a chance this season, though. The overlooked fifth-round pick out of Nebraska has run 26 times for 111 yards and a touchdown, and he’s caught 14 passes for 237 yards and another score.

"He’s going to play anyway, whether Ken’s there or not," Reid said Friday. "Everybody has confidence in him."

The Chiefs’ bigger problem is the lack of depth behind Johnson. Brashard Smith went on injured reserve with a hamstring injury Oct. 24, while Ott is questionable for Sunday’s game in Atlanta with a sore hamstring. He carried three times for 19 yards in mop-up duty during last week’s blowout win over the Jets.

The Chiefs also received good news on the injury front. Two-time NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes was listed as a full participant throughout the week and carries no injury designation for Sunday’s game.

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Mahomes was able to bounce back after taking a hard hit to his right arm during last week’s 35-12 win over the Jets. An MRI taken afterward showed no major injury to his right elbow, NFL Network reported.

The Chiefs were flying to Atlanta on Saturday, and they did not expect any changes to their flight plan following the Federal Aviation Administration’s ground stoppage a day earlier. Standout defensive tackle Chris Jones was not traveling with the team for personal reasons, but the Chiefs said he would join the team in Atlanta and he carried no game designation.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Georgia football three-star recruit Marcellus Young Casario dies after 'medical emergency,' high school says

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 22:50:34 -0500

The college football community is mourning the death of a promising young player.

Marcellus Young Casario, 18, died Friday after what his high school described as a "sudden medical emergency." Casario was rated a three-star recruit and played defensive line.

Casario was from Canada and a senior at Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School, a boarding school in Georgia located roughly 114 miles northeast of Atlanta. The school announced Friday that an unidentified student had died and later postponed a state playoff game scheduled for that night.

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Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School said it followed its emergency response protocols after a boarding student experienced a medical incident Friday morning.

"The boarding student had a medical incident this morning," the school said in a statement post to social media. "Rabun Gap immediately followed our emergency response protocols, and local emergency personnel responded, transferring the student to the hospital."

Casario was later identified as the student. Other details about what led to Friday’s medical emergency were not immediately available.

Casario started playing organized football at an independent boarding school in Aurora, Ontario. In 2025 and shortly before his junior season kicked off, Casario transferred to Rabun Gap-Nacoochee.

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He did see his dreams of receiving a college football scholarship come true. After visiting Georgia and Michigan State, among other schools, Casario landed offers from Georgia, Miami and Virginia Tech before committing to the Bulldogs on June 15.

"He was everything a coach wants in a player," Rabun Gap-Nacoochee football coach Derek White said in a statement.

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"[Marcellus] truly embodied our mission to 'love one another.' He was known for his relentless dedication, and his journey as a student-athlete was marked by hard work and true brotherhood with his teammates."

ESPN ranked Casario as the No. 49 defensive end in the nation.

Florida stuns Kentucky 21-14 as Gators pull off yet another upset win in up-and-down season

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 22:33:26 -0500

When you're the No. 11 team in the nation and battling for a crack at the College Football Playoff like the Kentucky Wildcats, you'd normally be licking your chops at the prospect of a 5-4 team paying you a visit.

However, that team happened to be the Florida Gators. They've been struggling as of late, but still have a pair of shocking upset wins on their resume this season, taking down both Ole Miss and Texas.

So, there was nothing they'd like more than playing spoiler and maybe getting their season back on track.

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But before we get to the game, we must take a moment to acknowledge Kentucky's drone show.

Drones are way better than fireworks. I will die on that hill.

Anyway, it took a while for anyone to put points on the board. Kentucky struck first when QB Kenny Minchey found running back CJ Baxter for a touchdown with under two minutes to go in the first quarter.

In the second quarter, Florida got rid of its goose egg thanks to an offensive holding penalty in the end zone, which resulted in a safety.

As rough as it has been for Florida, they had to have been happy heading to the locker room at halftime trailing just 7-2.

And what they had to have liked even more was scoring a touchdown in the third quarter to take their first lead in several weeks. Running back Jadan Baugh took matters into his own hands and punched it into the end zone.

Kentucky answered back with a Kenny Minchey 1-yard keeper for a touchdown, while the Gators settled for a field goal to make it 14-13 going into the fourth quarter.

Gators quarterback Aaron Philo led the team on an impressive 14-play drive that ended with him using his legs to retake the lead.

Jon Sumrall took a bit of a gamble by keeping his offense on the field for a two-point conversion attempt, and that proved to be a good call. Phylo rolled out and lobbed a pass to a wide-open Dallas Wilson to extend the lead to 21-14.

But, of course, what would this be without a little drama?

Florida decided to go for it on 4th-and-1 just past midfield. A first down would've ended the game as Kentucky was out of timeouts. However, the Wildcats' defense did their job and stopped the Gators about an inch short.

That meant the offense got one more crack at it.

Unfortunately, for Will Stein's offense, they couldn't get anything going. Minchey threw three straight incomplete passes, then left the offense on the field to go for it on 4th-and-10.

The Gators might be the definition of feast or famine this season. That's a third upset win over a ranked opponent... and they're still 6-4 on the year.

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Talk about some ups and downs.

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The loss puts a huge dent in Kentucky's playoff hopes. They'll face Missouri next week, while Florida heads back to the Swamp to take on Vanderbilt.

Federal judge blocks Trump's renovations of DC golf course hours before its closure

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 22:00:05 -0500

A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order Saturday to delay closing a D.C.-area golf course amid President Donald Trump's push to have the course renovated.

U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes issued the two-week delay before the East Potomac Golf Links was due to close Sunday for 15 months.

The course sits on federally owned land at East Potomac Park and has been part of Washington's public golf scene for more than a century. Trump announced in May the course would undergo a "historic renovation" that would prepare it to host major professional golf events.

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The plaintiffs argue that Trump's plan would change the character of the accessible golf course and make it unaffordable, something the president denies.

The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Trump has dubbed the course "Trash Island," doing so as recently on Saturday in a Truth Social post in which he said it is the "worst" course in the world.

Trump said the conditions of the course are "very dangerous," adding pictures of what appears to be the course in poor shape.

"The Fairways are far too close together. When you walk down the corridors of Trash Island, you don’t hear the sound of the running Potomac, all you hear is the sound of people screaming, 'FORE!'," Trump wrote.

Trump has posted about the course in the past. Reyes in her ruling Saturday noted that Trump's posts presented a problem for the government.

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"They indicate that the Washington National Plan is final and that [National Park Service] will close the Park to implement it," she wrote. "Both points favor granting Plaintiffs’ motion for another temporary restraining order."

The park’s redevelopment is one of multiple projects in the nation's capital that Trump has championed to remake the city. They include a large memorial arch, a White House ballroom and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, among others.

Reyes, who was nominated to the court by Joe Biden, had for months been reticent about approving the plaintiffs’ requests for work stoppages. The plaintiffs had argued the administration was moving ahead with work related to the project despite the pending lawsuit.

Her reluctance to issue orders ended in October, spurred in part by a tree-cutting spree by the administration over a holiday weekend with little notification to the judge or plaintiffs.

Officials and government lawyers said the tree work was part of a 2019 plan that recommended the cutting. In response, the judge confronted the administration over what she portrayed as deceitful actions over its intentions for the project.

Reyes has repeatedly expressed frustration over the minute planning details she has been asked to adjudicate, including over the trees being cut down at the 106-year-old park.

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Dabo Swinney reacts after Clemson hits latest low with upset loss to Georgia Tech: 'Nobody coming to save us'

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 21:35:20 -0500

Georgia Tech coach Brent Key overhauled his staff this week, firing multiple assistants amid a four-game losing streak. The shake-up came as a season that began with high expectations spiraled into disappointment.

The Yellow Jackets responded Saturday, ending their losing streak with an upset road win over Clemson. The Dabo Swinney coached Tigers managed just 228 total yards in the 20-6 defeat at Memorial Stadium.

The loss further dimmed Clemson’s ACC Championship game hopes and left the Tigers with injuries to both quarterbacks. Starter Tait Reynolds was forced to head to the locker room early with a leg injury, and Christopher Vizzina threw for 133 yards and an interception in relief. Vizzina went to the hospital after the game with his own injury.

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Swinney reacted to the latest low point in Clemson’s season, acknowledging that any turnaround would have to come from within. "It's difficult, but ain't nobody coming to save us, nobody cares, we've got to find a way to get it done," Swinney said.

Clemson has now lost nine of its last 11 home games against Power Four opponents. Under Swinney, the Tigers once put together school-record 40 consecutive home games at Memorial Stadium from 2016 through 2022.

"It's frustrating; we've not played well (at home) coming off two really good wins," Swinney continued. "Really expected us to play great today. Great week of practice, but again, it didn't go our way. It's frustrating, but we don't make any excuses. We're not blaming it on injuries. We didn't get it done. It's my job."

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Georgia Tech rushed for 269 yards and two touchdowns. Swinney acknowledged how difficult it is to win when his defense struggles to contain the opposing team's run game.

"When you can't stop the run, you don't deserve to win," Swinney said. "But you got to score enough points. We're not doing enough on offense. You don't win the line of scrimmage, you don't deserve to win; they did, give them credit."

Swinney’s 7-6 finish in 2025, his worst since 2010, raised questions about his future with the program. A season-opening blowout loss at LSU further intensified scrutiny of his future and renewed attention on the $57 million buyout he would receive if fired this season.

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Swinney is owed $60 million beginning in 2027, but a declining buyout schedule would lower Clemson’s obligation to $57 million if he is fired this fall. His contract does not include a mitigation clause, meaning if he lands another coaching job, Clemson would not get a discount on the amount the school owes him.

Clemson closes out its ACC regular-season schedule next Friday against Duke. Georgia Tech hosts Wake Forest next week in Atlanta.

UNC Asheville player makes costly mistake after miracle 3-pointer that could have forced overtime

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 21:08:48 -0500

At least one college basketball team is apparently knocking off the rust in the early going of the season.

UNC Asheville lost a heartbreaker to Georgia Tech, 75-74, just seconds after jubilation ensued due to a costly mistake.

Georgia Tech built a 74-71 advantage in the final seconds before Connor Dubsky hit a 3-pointer with 2.2 seconds remaining to tie it and likely send the game to overtime.

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However, apparently, UNC Asheville forward Myles Mayfield did not know what the score was, because he intentionally fouled a Yellow Jacket almost immediately.

Head coach Mike Morrell was in disbelief initially, but he and other players consoled Mayfield.

That sent Victor Valdes to the free throw line, and he hit one of two to take the lead, and UNC Asheville was unable to get another shot off.

UNC Asheville was up by 10 with 6:30 to go, so there is plenty of blame to go around. The Yellow Jackets (4-0) trailed 32-25 at halftime and were down by as many as 11 in the second half before rallying.

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To make matters worse, though, the mistake erased quite an effort from Mayfield, who scored 21 points on 9-of-11 shooting.

Georgia Tech overcame 37% shooting by grabbing 19 offensive rebounds and holding a 45-37 advantage on the glass.

Tylis Jordan added seven rebounds for Georgia Tech, while Jackson Fields finished with 14 points and 14 rebounds. Kam Craft scored 13 points and made four 3-pointers, and Kaiden Bailey added 11 off the bench.

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Top-ranked Georgia rolls past Missouri, moves closer to SEC championship game return

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 20:30:05 -0500

Georgia made the most of its return to No. 1. The Bulldogs jumped out to a 31-point first-half lead and went on to roll past Missouri 48-21 between the famed hedges at Sanford Stadium.

Georgia running back Nate Frazier rushed for three touchdowns, while quarterback Gunnar Stockton accounted for two more scores.

The performance marked a sharp turnaround from last month, when the Bulldogs first reached No. 1 before suffering a stunning home loss to the unranked Auburn Tigers.

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The Bulldogs avoided a repeat against another group of Tigers, scoring on their first five possessions. Frazier rushed for 72 yards. Stockton finished with 252 passing yards. Georgia held Missouri to 286 total yards, with much of the Tigers’ production coming after the outcome was decided.

The tone was set almost instantly when Raylen Wilson intercepted Austin Simmons on the first play from scrimmage. Wilson returned his first career pick 30 yards to the Missouri 7-yard line. Two plays later, Frazier scored on a 4-yard run, putting the Bulldogs ahead just 61 seconds into the game.

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It only got worse for Mizzou.

Stockton scored on an 8-yard touchdown run, Frazier capped an 87-yard drive with a 3-yard TD, Peyton Woodring booted a 41-yard field goal and Stockton capped the barrage with a 12-yard scoring pass to Isiah Canion just past the midway point of the second quarter.

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Simmons threw for 175 yards and three touchdowns, but most of his production only made the final score a bit more respectable.

Georgia has cruised to victory in each of their last three games — dominating Florida, Ole Miss and now Mizzou by a combined score of 117-36.

Georgia travels to South Carolina next week to close out its SEC regular-season schedule. Missouri hosts Kentucky.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Indiana Hoosiers boost College Football Playoff hopes with 27-13 win over USC Trojans

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 20:00:18 -0500

The Indiana Hoosiers' hopes of making the College Football Playoff and defending their national title are still alive thanks to a 27-13 win over the USC Trojans.

It's kind of hard to believe that USC and Indiana had only played five times going into Saturday's game in Bloomington, and boy, was this one big.

Both teams came in facing what was effectively a "must-win" scenario as far as having a shot at the College Football Playoff.

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Lincoln Riley and the Trojans have struggled on the road, and that's what they were facing on Saturday. As for the Hoosiers, their ground game took a hit before the game even began when running back Turbo Richard was ruled out.

Both defenses were clicking in the first half, which put points at a premium. Indiana struck first when QB Grant Wilson hit tight end Brock Schott for six.

Somewhat strangely, both teams missed field goals in the first half, but each of them made up for it with another. That made it a 10-7 game with under a minute until halftime.

That's when USC's Deven Bryant picked off Wilson, putting the ball back in quarterback Jayden Maiava's hands.

After a 51-yard bomb to Kayden Dixon-Wyatt, Maiava hit wideout Zacharyus Williams for a 7-yard touchdown to tie it.

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Each team added a field goal early in the second half, and then Indiana pulled ahead thanks to a five-play, 75-yard drive, capped off by a Khobie Martin touchdown.

USC followed with a lengthy drive that ended early in the fourth quarter with a field goal attempt to cut the Indiana lead to four.

However, kicker Caden Chittenden — who came in after Ryon Sayeri missed a field goal on the first drive of the game — missed a kick of his own, costing the Trojans some much-needed points.

Later in the quarter, the Trojans found themselves deep in Hoosier territory, but once again, they left points on the board when Maiava threw an interception in the red zone.

It proved to be even costlier than that, as the Hoosiers took the ball 93 yards, most of it thanks to a 42-yard touchdown pass to Charlie Becker.

Those miscues for USC added up, and the final one came on 4th-and-13 at their own end of the field. Maiava — who, in fairness, was running out of options to keep his team in it — threw a prayer downfield, only for it to be picked off by defensive back Jamari Sharpe.

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That was all she wrote. A third loss on the year means it's pretty much curtains for USC's playoff hopes, while Indiana moves to 9-1 on the year and 6-1 in Big Ten play.

The Hoosiers will head out to Washington next week to take on the Huskies, while USC will look to bounce back against the struggling Maryland Terrapins.

Robot dogs mounted with rifles deployed in anti-gang stadium operation in Haiti

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 19:51:47 -0500

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele released a video this week showing military forces using robotic dogs mounted with rifles in an operation to take back a stadium in Haiti from gang control.

"Under the bilateral agreement between the Haitian government and the government of El Salvador, a joint operation involving the Haitian National Police, the Haitian Armed Forces (FAd’H), the Task Force, and the Salvadoran Special Forces successfully took control of Sylvio Cator Stadium and secured it," Bukele wrote on X in a translation from Haitian Creole.

The video showed the robots moving down a hallway and up a set of stairs with the rifle on top.

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It’s unclear exactly how the robots assisted in the Port-au-Prince operation.

Bukele said "several human skulls" were found inside the stadium during the operation.

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"We will now establish an operational base at the stadium so we can continue advancing deeper into territory controlled by the gangs," he said. "We now have the upper hand on the ground."

Bukele demanded gang members leave the area before their offensive began.

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"Those who choose to stay and fight our forces will have to face the consequences," he said.

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Cracking down on gangs has been a hallmark of Bukele’s presidency since he took office in 2019.

Millions of Americans use marijuana to sleep, but new study raises troubling questions

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 19:45:30 -0500

Marijuana may be making sleep quality worse, despite its widespread use as a sleep aid, a recent Northwestern Medicine study found.

The findings of the study, which included 1,266 participants, showed that both lifetime and recent cannabis users objectively had worse sleep quality, although they did not report their sleep to be worse.

Participants were monitored for almost 35 years, from young adulthood into middle age, with scientists tracking their use of cannabis over time.

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In middle age, participants wore a sleep monitor on their wrist for a week and filled out surveys about their sleep quality.

This allowed researchers to compare objective and subjective reports of participants’ sleep.

"Our data do not support the belief that cannabis is helpful as a sleep aid," said senior study author Mercedes R. Carnethon, Ph.D., as Northwestern Now reported.

"As cannabis becomes increasingly available and accepted, it's important to better understand its long-term associations with health behaviors such as sleep," Carnethon added.

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Among all participants, a greater lifetime exposure to marijuana was linked to worse objective sleep quality.

Those who had a higher cannabis usage over time were generally asleep for a lower percentage of the night and experienced more sleep disruption.

Similarly, recent cannabis users were more likely to have more sleep fragmentation and lower sleep efficiency, compared to people who never used the substance.

The study also found there was a much higher chance that recent cannabis users would sleep longer than eight hours per night.

The study discusses the differences between objective and subjective reports of sleep quality.

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"What makes this study particularly interesting is that participants who used cannabis demonstrated objectively poorer sleep, yet their own assessments of sleep quality did not reflect those differences," Alfred Joshua, M.D., a board-certified emergency medicine physician based in California, told Fox News Digital. (He was not involved with the new study.)

"In other words, someone may believe marijuana is helping them sleep, while objective measurements suggest otherwise."

Researchers considered multiple outside factors including age, race, sex, smoking frequency, alcohol consumption, physical activity and more.

Even with these factors taken into account, the study found a consistent correlation between cannabis use and poorer objectively measured sleep.

The mode of cannabis consumption, such as smoking versus taking edibles, was not considered.

"It is not surprising that the actual quality of sleep of these subjects, after chronic marijuana use, is poor compared to those who do not smoke marijuana because people who claim that they need to smoke marijuana before they go to sleep, in order to relax, are only kidding themselves," board-certified psychiatrist Carole Lieberman, M.D., of California told Fox News Digital. (She, too, was not affiliated with the new study.)

"It is more a psychological addiction than a physical one," she added. "They enjoy the high that they get right away, but the marijuana doesn't help them to sleep better."

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"The researchers found that greater cumulative cannabis exposure was associated with reduced sleep efficiency, increased sleep fragmentation and more time spent awake after initially falling asleep," said Joshua, the board-certified emergency medicine physician.

"These findings raise important questions about whether habitual marijuana use is a sustainable strategy for managing sleep problems," he added.

Fox News Digital recently reported on other cannabis findings.

A study of nearly 450,000 American adults, for instance, linked cannabis use to an increased risk of stroke and cardiovascular disease.

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The findings were scheduled for presentation at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2026 in Chicago Nov. 6–9. They showed that both casual and heavy marijuana users have higher odds of heart conditions compared to non-users.

Khloe Quill of Fox News Digital contributed reporting.

Private planes and roadtrips: AEW goes above and beyond to get to Phoenix for Full Gear despite travel chaos

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 19:29:47 -0500

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) dropkicked a nationwide nightmare to make sure its talent and personnel made it to Phoenix for Full Gear on Saturday despite travel chaos that plagued millions across the U.S.

AEW owner Tony Khan brought in some wrestlers and other workers on private planes just to make sure they were going to show up for the fans, who were expected to pack the Mortgage Matchup Center for one of the company’s top pay-per-views on the calendar.

"I know it’s been an incredibly challenging few days for a lot of people," Khan said in a video posted to his social media. "My sympathies to everybody affected by all of the flight cancelations and delays. Yesterday, as you can imagine, was a hectic day as it was for a lot of people with the flights grounded and that applied to all flights yesterday – private and public flights. For AEW, we’re the same as everyone else, we’re not trying to break any rules. Everybody was grounded and we started formulating a plan that has come together really, really well."

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Khan said everyone on the Full Gear pay-per-view card arrived in Phoenix. Khan sent private planes at three "hub locations" to bring the wrestlers and other personnel to the Mortgage Matchup Center. The only thing that changed was the Tailgate Brawl – which will occur on the Full Gear pre-show.

Khan said he believed everyone probably would have made it on their scheduled flights.

"I think it was virtually impossible given how many flights of people who work in AEW have been canceled had I not dispatched the private planes to the three hub locations, I think it’s very unlikely everybody would have made it here. I think there probably would have been some changes to the main card."

Adam Copeland, who battles Kazuchika Okada for the AEW International Championship, said it was "challenging" to get from the East Coast all the way to Phoenix.

"I was going down the runway about to take off for Denver and the pilot came on and said there’s a ground stoppage nationwide. I was like, ‘OK.’ I called Beth (Phoenix) and she came and got me and I went home," he said. "No idea if I was going to make it today. All of my flights started getting canceled one after the other after the other. Everyone else’s flights were starting to take off but mine weren’t.

"Even still, my flight to get out here is tomorrow at 5:37. So, Tony Khan sent a plane to come get us. Poor (Tony) Schiavone got there early so he was sitting there at 9 o’clock. I don’t think we were taking off until 11 so I was like, come have a coffee, come pet my dogs. We had a big dog cuddle-fest this morning and my girls got to meet Tony and we had some coffee – we made the best of it."

Tony Schiavone, one-third of the AEW broadcast team, was set to fly out of Atlanta when he made the last-minute decision to take a smaller plane out of Asheville, North Carolina, because of the uncertainty that he may have been delayed or canceled. He told his wife he wasn’t going to drive all the way to Phoenix, but he would have if he had the time to make the 27-hour trip.

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"But that was OK because I waited, got to hang out with Adam Copeland, which was pretty cool," he said. "It was a pretty cool day but it was a very challenging day. I guess I got here around 2 o’clock local time here in the afternoon. My car is still in Asheville. I have no idea how I’m gonna get it but it doesn’t matter. I’m glad I’m here. I would do anything to make it to Full Gear. … I would have driven to Phoenix! I would have, but I didn’t have the time."

Mark Davis and Jake Doyle, the duo known as Davis and Doyle, will challenge for the AEW World Tag Team Championship against The Young Bucks. But it was far from easy for them to get to the arena.

"Tumultuous last 24 hours leading up to Full Gear," Davis said. "For me, I had to run across the great state of Florida. I went from Tampa to Orlando, trying to get a flight – didn’t happen. Thankfully, the big guy had our back and I think he’s pretty excited to see Davis and Doyle take down some Young Bucks here this evening at Full Gear."

Doyle made it clear, "It’s a bad day to be a Buck."

"It was already a bad day to be a Buck but then I had to drive to Detroit, then drive to Chicago, then sit on a private jet, which is pretty awesome, but I had to sit on that jet for eight hours, waiting to get here to tear up these Young Bucks.

"So, Tony Khan, thank you for that jet. Young Bucks, I don’t feel sorry for you."

Matt and Nick Jackson – The Young Bucks – were only in California. They had to make the drive to Phoenix.

"We told each other, we’re blessed, we’re in California. A lot of these guys are coming further than us, but we will do anything – planes, trains and automobiles – we will be here at Full Gear," Matt Jackson said. "We have a big match tonight – Davis and Doyle. Two intimidating meatheads that actually had our number the last couple times when we’ve been in the ring. We talked about it on the drive. We had six hours to really think about it and strategize. Yeah, the travel sucked but we’re ready and we’re gonna rock the house tonight at Full Gear."

Excalibur, Schiavone’s broadcast teammate, said he was at the gym when he got a text about the travel chaos. He said he planned to jump in a car to go from Southern California to Phoenix. He drove five hours to get to the arena but took solace in the fact he got a chance to stop in the desert he doesn’t normally stop in.

"I made it. I wouldn’t miss this for the world. I know people have much tougher travel days than I did. I mean a five-hour drive, it’s doable, but in wrestling terms, it’s nothing," he said. "I wasn’t going to miss this for the world. I know a lot of people in AEW, everybody in AEW, has the same idea, same feeling, if there’s any way possible for them to be here today, they’re gonna be here at Full Gear. … There’s nothing that can keep me from Full Gear today."

Nigel McGuinness, the third person on the broadcast team, got to Phoenix from Los Angeles. He jumped in his car when he learned about the travel woes.

"There was no way I was gonna miss Full Gear," he said. "There’s something about being in professional wrestling where you make the show no matter what. I’ve never missed a show and there was no way I was going to miss Full Gear."

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The main pay-per-view card begins at 8 p.m. ET and can be seen on HBO Max.

At least 100 people pulled from Mississippi River after New Orleans ship crash as lengthy salvage effort looms

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 16:13:55 -0500

Roughly 100 people were pulled from the Mississippi River after a tanker struck a docked cruise ship in New Orleans on Friday, officials revealed Saturday, as the U.S. Coast Guard prepares for a potentially weeks-long operation to remove the capsized vessel.

New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno said 191 passengers and crew members were aboard the American Heritage when the Atlantic Asphalt tanker struck the vessel near the Port of New Orleans.

Everyone survived, though eight people remained hospitalized Saturday, including two in serious condition. The other six patients were stable, officials said.

Coast Guard Capt. Melanie Burnham said crews were preparing to remove 16,000 gallons of fuel from the American Heritage before salvage operations begin. Divers were expected to assess the vessel, while pollution response teams monitored the river for potential leaks.

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Burnham said crews had not observed any product in the river requiring removal but warned that hazardous materials could potentially escape during the operation.

"As the mayor said, we're talking weeks, we're not talking days, we're talking weeks. So we're going to do this safely, and we're going to make sure that it's done right," Burnham said.

Moreno also revealed that the American Heritage's captain was injured but remained aboard until passengers and crew were accounted for, becoming the last person to leave the vessel.

"Every moment of the critical time [Friday], he did not want to leave his ship," Moreno said.

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The captain initially refused medical treatment until he knew where everyone was, according to the mayor.

Port of New Orleans Harbor Police Chief Melanie Montro said responders evacuated more than 80 people before the vessel overturned, while roughly 100 people ended up in the river.

Montro said she estimated the American Heritage capsized within 30 to 45 minutes of the collision, though the exact timeline remains under investigation.

Officials credited life jackets and the rapid response of emergency crews and nearby vessels with preventing fatalities.

Investigators are examining a possible steering issue involving the tanker, though the exact cause of the collision remains unknown.

"I can say though I do not have any indication that this is terrorism related in any way, shape or form, but again, the investigators will continue to keep working through that," Burnham said.

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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) confirmed Saturday that investigators recovered the Atlantic Asphalt's voyage data recorder, which captures information including the vessel's speed, course and audio from its bridge.

NTSB board member John DeLeeuw said during a news conference Saturday that investigators will also examine the tanker's maintenance records and mechanical history as they work to determine what caused the collision.

He cautioned that the agency remains in the early stages of gathering evidence and has not reached any conclusions.

DeLeeuw and a team of NTSB investigators began arriving Saturday after travel disruptions delayed its response.

DeLeeuw said 16 investigators were on scene and preparing to interview crew members and others involved.

The agency said it expects to release a preliminary report in about 30 days, with a final report identifying probable causes and potential safety recommendations expected in 18 to 24 months.

The collision occurred around 12:30 p.m. local time Friday, when the tanker struck the American Heritage, which had been docked for approximately two hours.

The vessel began taking on water before capsizing.

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The Atlantic Asphalt has since been moved from the collision site, while the Coast Guard has partially reopened the river to two-way traffic. A 500-foot safety zone remains in place around the wreck.

American Cruise Lines, which operates American Heritage, is coordinating with local officials to assist displaced passengers as the investigation and recovery efforts continue.

Michigan loses again and the noise around Kyle Whittingham's job grows as Oregon keeps playoff hopes alive

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 19:25:41 -0500

If you close your eyes and listen closely, you can hear the faint heartbeat of the Oregon Ducks' College Football Playoff hopes.

On the other hand, for Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham, the noise surrounding his job is deafening. No. 16 Oregon (7-3) beat Michigan (5-5) 31-7 on Saturday. The outlook for both teams couldn't be more different.

The loss for Michigan makes the possibility of Whittingham being a one-and-done head coach all the more real, while Oregon keeps it playoff hopes alive.

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The Ducks came out flying, scoring touchdowns on two of their first three possessions of the game. Ducks quarterback Dylan Raiola opened the scoring when he connected with wide receiver Jeremiah McClellan on a deep ball for a 60-yard touchdown, putting Oregon up 7-0.

The Ducks' second touchdown of the opening quarter came with less excitement, but the points still counted the same. Raiola hit running back Da'Juan Riggs in the flat for his first career receiving touchdown to put Oregon up 14-0.

It looked like the Ducks were on their way to an easy win, but Michigan running back Savion Hiter got the Wolverines on the board with a 70-yard rushing touchdown to cut the deficit in half, making it 14-7.

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Michigan looked like it was going to go into halftime down one score, but instead it had a complete coverage breakdown with seconds remaining in the first half. Raiola scrambled outside the pocket and connected with Dakorien Moore for a 59-yard touchdown after Moore got behind the defensive backs to put Oregon up 21-7.

Coming out of the half, Michigan benched quarterback Bryce Underwood for Tommy Carr, looking for a spark.

It looked like Michigan was going to cut into the deficit at the beginning of the fourth quarter, but the Oregon defense slammed the door with the Wolverines on the Ducks' 3-yard line, forcing a turnover on downs. With the game out of reach, Oregon tacked on another score with a 49-yard touchdown from Dierre Hill Jr. off a screen pass.

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With just over four minutes left, Whittingham went back to Underwood to end the game.

Oregon's next game is against Michigan State, and beating the Spartans is paramount to staying alive in the playoff race.

For Michigan, its next two games are against ranked opponents. Next week, the Wolverines play No. 4 UCLA and then end their season against No. 20 Ohio State. Losses to either or both of those teams could spur changes in Ann Arbor.

Tennessee Volunteers overcome sluggish offense, jet lag to take down Texas A&M and keep CFP hopes alive

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 19:05:06 -0500

Last week, the Tennessee Volunteers needed a fourth quarter explosion to put the Kentucky Wildcats away.

History repeated itself seven days later in College Station, as the Vols overcame a sluggish first half and a quarterback injury to vanquish Texas A&M on the road and keep their College Football Playoff hopes alive.

Before we go any further, it's important we address the elephant in the room, and that is the FAA ground stop.

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Although Tennessee coach Josh Heupel likely won't admit it, his team's late arrival in the Lone Star State may have contributed to their sleepy start on offense.

The Vols arrived at the team hotel just before 1 a.m. local time, likely offering an explanation for the lack of fireworks on offense.

Luckily for Heupel, his defense was up for the challenge, harassing Aggies quarterback Marcel Reed all afternoon to the tune of just 71 yards passing.

The Aggies could only muster one touchdown the entire game and were held to only 179 total yards.

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It's been a hard fall for Texas A&M, who began the season as a top-10 team before falling out of the AP top-25 entirely.

Saturday's loss has the Aggies in danger of missing a bowl game, and they still have a showdown with a surging Texas squad to end the season.

For the Vols, a letdown almost surely would have meant the end of their CFP aspirations, as a third loss could have put those dreams on life support.

Things looked bleak until, ironically, Tennessee was bit with the injury bug when starting quarterback George MacIntyre went out midway through the third quarter.

From that point, the Vols remembered they could run the ball and run it quite well at that, rushing for 196 yards on the day and holding the ball for over 42 minutes.

If Tennessee can replicate this formula of salty defense and controlling the time of possession, they will be a hard out in December and beyond.

With that in mind, the Vols have a date with the LSU Tigers next Saturday before a road game in Nashville against rival Vanderbilt.

If they can navigate that stretch undefeated, they will be a shoo-in to make the CFP.

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Once they make it, I doubt anyone will want to play this version of Tennessee.

Trump takes parting shot at DC golf course conditions one day before major overhaul begins

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 16:55:15 -0500

A day before a D.C. golf course is set to close for a major overhaul under President Donald Trump, the president took one more chance to take a shot at its apparently poor conditions.

In May, the National Links Trust announced that the Trump administration will be giving East Potomac Golf Links, a public D.C. course, a "historic restoration."

The project has faced roadblocks, including U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes saying she would open a "formal inquiry" to investigate if attorneys for the Trump administration violated ethical boundaries during a legal dispute about the project.

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Trump said the course, which he called "Trash Island," is the "worst" in the world, "but the Department of the Interior is going to make it into the Best Golf Course anywhere in the World."

"Unfortunately, Judge Ana Reyes doesn’t want us to quickly and inexpensively fix up the Course," Trump said in a Saturday Truth Social post.

Trump also said the conditions of the course are "very dangerous," adding pictures of what appears to be the course in poor shape.

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"In any event, we’re making progress, and hopefully the Judge will agree that the Dignity, Beauty, and Importance of Washington, D.C., will be greatly enhanced by this soon to be beautiful Project. Trash Island, after years of laughter and scorn, will evolve into something very special, something which the Judge will be able to take great pride in seeing! All over the World it will be acclaimed as being the Best Golf Course anywhere."

Trump said the course will have the potential to host major golf tournaments, including the U.S. Open, the PGA Championship, the Ryder Cup and the Presidents Cup, and D.C.-area residents will be able to play for half off.

The course, located along the Potomac River near the National Mall, will be redesigned by Tom Fazio. It sits on federally owned land at East Potomac Park and has been part of Washington's public golf scene for more than a century.

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The redevelopment has also drawn scrutiny over tree removal at the site. Reyes recently temporarily halted additional tree cutting amid a legal challenge over work at the property.

Fox News' Amanda Macias and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Kathy Ireland’s husband escapes burning boat after engine explodes 20 miles offshore

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 18:00:19 -0500

Kathy Ireland is thankful after her husband narrowly escaped a fire that engulfed his boat while he was alone at sea.

In a recent Instagram post, the 63-year-old actress shared video of husband Dr. Greg Olsen's boat, the 4th Watch, engulfed in flames. Ireland said Olsen was out alone on the water while she was away on business.

"Life is really hard and really beautiful. God is great," she wrote. "Engine exploded and a fire quickly melted all navigation equipment and survival raft!"

She then thanked everyone "who prayed and continue to pray" for her husband, as well as all "those who aided in the rescue," including "@towboatus_ventura and the entire community" for their quick response.

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"Most of all, we thank our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for this miracle of his survival," she added.

Ireland also shared a note she wrote to her husband following the incident, saying her "heart is both heavy and full" because she knows how much "love, sweat and life you poured into this vessel."

"This vessel brought so much joy and so many blessings to our family and countless others," she continued.

"My heart is heavy with yours. This is more than a boat, there are many implications. My heart is mostly full. Full because of the outpouring of love and support. Multitudes were praying for you! I’m so thankful to all who rushed to pray and come to your rescue."

"I’m so thankful God gifted you with a brilliant mind to navigate this disaster so seamlessly," she added. "I’m eternally thankful to Him for loving and rescuing you. Though the vessel is no more, the 4th Watch is forever. You named that boat so profoundly. He has so much ahead for you! I’m so proud of you."

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Fans in the comments section shared well-wishes for Ireland and Olsen, with some recounting their own experiences with losing their belongings due to a fire.

"Unbelievable!!! I’m SO grateful your husband is ok," one fan wrote. "🙏 And having parents who lost their home in a fire I completely understand your sadness about the loss of the boat. "

"Oh my! I am so glad he is safe," another added. "The boat and gear is replaceable, but the emotions are real. So sorry!!!!" A third follower wrote, "So sorry to hear this, BUT, Thankful to God that he saved your Precious One!"

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The TowBoatUS Ventura Instagram account also shared video of the fire and its aftermath, saying the company received a call about the fire around 3 p.m. on Wednesday afternoon, noting the vessel was "20 nautical miles west of Santa Barbara Harbor."

In its post, TowBoatUS Ventura credited Olsen for his quick thinking, noting that he "was prepared and did everything right." They wrote that he initially "attempted to extinguish the fire before ultimately activating his EPIRB and abandoning ship into a kayak."

"This was about as good an outcome as one could hope for in an otherwise serious emergency," the message read. "A well-prepared mariner, good samaritans nearby, and commercial vessels equipped and ready to respond made all the difference. It is a great reminder of the importance of preparedness, cooperation, and the maritime community looking out for one another."

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Olsen and Ireland tied the knot in August 1988 in San Diego, California, and share three children: Erik, 32, Lily, 27, and Chloe, 23.

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They celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary this year, with Ireland paying tribute to him on Instagram.

"Life with you is an awesome adventure! Our secret to our lasting love is no secret at all. It’s God’s design. He is at the center of our marriage and it is He who equips us to see each other through His eyes. My respect and love for you is bigger than life! It’s a privilege to experience God working through you in such powerful ways! Your character, courage and conviction are beautiful! I love you always, Your forever and only First Mate❤️."

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Kai Trump opens up about relationship with Tiger Woods, her mother's boyfriend: 'I love him so much'

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 17:50:07 -0500

Kai Trump is getting some pretty good golf advice.

The 19-year-old's freshman season at the University of Miami was halted last month after she was forced to undergo another wrist surgery. But surely, her source of information has dealt with his fair share of injuries.

That, of course, is Tiger Woods, who is dating Trump's mother, Vanessa. Vanessa is the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr.

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Trump and the 15-time major champion hard-launched their relationship in March of last year.

"He's the best. I love him so much, and he's a great guy, and he helps me whenever I want," the president's granddaughter said to Golfweek.

Shortly after Woods was arrested on charges of DUI, Vanessa Trump showed support for her boyfriend.

"Love you," Vanessa Trump wrote over a picture of herself hugging Woods as the two appeared to relax on a hammock. The photo, posted to her Instagram Stories early Friday morning, was the same photo Woods shared on X when he first announced his relationship with her.

Tiger's son, Charlie, and Kai Trump played at a tournament together at the 2025 Junior Invitational.

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After his highly publicized divorce from Elin Nordegren, Woods was linked to Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn in the 2010s. He was dating Erica Herman at the time he won the Masters in 2019, but they, too, had a very public breakup that included sexual harassment allegations and an NDA lawsuit filed by Herman.

Woods and Nordegren have appeared to be amicable in recent years, as they co-parent Charlie and Sam Woods. The two were recently together at Charlie's high school where he officially signed to play college golf at Florida State.

Woods has played in just 18 events since the start of the new decade, and his best finish in a major during that span is a tie for 38th at the 2020 Masters.

Tiger's return to the golf course remains to be determined — he has not played since the 2024 Open Championship. When he was arrested in March, he said he was "hoping to" play in April's Masters, but he ultimately missed the entire 2026 season.

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As for Kai Trump, it's not yet known when she'll return to the golf course, either.

Fetterman warns there is no longer 'common ground' with far-left Democrats over Israel

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 17:26:31 -0500

Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., told Fox News on Saturday that he no longer sees "any more common ground" with the far-left wing of his party over its stance on Israel.

During an appearance on "Saturday in America," Fetterman criticized efforts to replace Senate Democratic Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., with Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., and called his new 2028 Democratic primary challenger "pro-Hamas."

"I have a strong, strong difference of opinion on Israel and the Jewish community overall now. I don't think there's going to be any more common ground," Fetterman told Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany.

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"Now I think if someone can't identify [that] Iran is an enemy, and that it's committed to destroying Israel and our nation as well, too — once again, this is the kind of individual that the Democratic Party elected," he added.

Following midterm elections that saw Democrats regain control of both the House and Senate, Schumer is facing a challenge to his leadership. Van Hollen announced his bid to replace Schumer on Thursday, with support from progressive lawmakers, including Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed, D-Mich.

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Fetterman said a Van Hollen victory would be troubling.

"It would be troubling if my caucus elects someone like Van Hollen, that has really made his name being very... hostile to Israel," Fetterman said when asked if a Van Hollen win would cross a "red line."

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Fetterman said Van Hollen has made his name on strong "anti-Israel" views and also received attention after his high-profile trip to El Salvador to meet with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran migrant deported by the Trump administration.

"Other than that, I can’t really think of what Van Hollen's known for, but he became like a progressive darling, but I don't see that he has a path to be leader, but overall it's possible because just last weekend I had a lot of people protesting, demanding that we vote against Schumer," Fetterman said.

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"We have to find a way forward. After our massive wins, we immediately go back to fighting amongst ourselves. Can't we just, you know, take the win?" he added.

Fetterman also called for bipartisan cooperation on the national debt, artificial intelligence, Iran and Social Security, expressing hope that Democrats could work with the White House.

"My hope [is] that our party doesn't revert to our worst impulses. I am going to extend and just hope for bipartisan solutions and work with the White House if that's possible. That's where my votes will be," Fetterman said.

Fetterman also criticized Gaza-born Palestinian-American writer and activist Ahmed Moor, who announced a 2028 Democratic primary challenge against him earlier in the week.

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"This is someone that is very proud, very proud, pro-Hamas, and there are parts of my Democratic base [that] find my views more troubling or offensive, my strong support of Israel versus his views," Fetterman said.

"I'm always going to support Israel. Iran knows that the Democratic Party, it's very unlikely they're [going to] hold the Iranian regime accountable. I think we deserve to have that conversation," he added.

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In a statement to Fox News Digital, Moor's campaign pushed back on Fetterman's remarks, saying the candidate "condemns violence against civilians by anyone" and accusing the Pennsylvania senator of failing to represent his constituents.

"Ahmed Moor is running on a platform of dignity, justice, and the rule of law. This includes ensuring that American tax dollars are spent in ways that benefit Americans, not on killing innocent people abroad. These views are in line with the majority of Pennsylvanians, who Fetterman has failed to accurately represent in Congress," the campaign said.

The campaign added that Moor supports "an arms embargo and targeted sanctions until Palestinians have equal rights," saying he would "fight antisemitism and anti-Palestinian racism with the same conviction."

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Fox News Digital reached out to Van Hollen for comment.

Iowa State running back has massive 3 TD opening quarter, caps it off with Michael Jackson impression

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 17:22:37 -0500

You're going to be hard-pressed to find a better first quarter than the one we got out of Iowa State running back Aiden Flora on Saturday against Cincinnati.

The Cyclones welcomed the Bearcats to Jack Trice Stadium, and it really didn't take long to get an idea of how this one was going to shake out.

Iowa State won big, 41-13, with their biggest statement coming in the first quarter.

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After the Bearcats scored a touchdown on their opening possession, the Cyclones answered back with not one, not two, but three of their own.

All of them courtesy of Flora.

And if three touchdowns in under 15 minutes of game time aren't impressive enough, he does a very solid Michael Jackson impression as well.

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I'm not sure what's more shocking: how impressive that MJ spin was considering he has cleats on, or the fact that we've now reached the point in history where dudes named "Aiden" are balling out like this.

I feel old.

Flora earned his keep with 28 carries for 216 yards on the ground, as well as four receptions for another 38 yards.

But if that stat line still isn't doing it for you, how does one completion for 37 passing yards sound?

It was a rough day for the Bearcats, but then again, what are you supposed to do when someone has a game like that and then sprinkles on the "Beat It" dance and the Heisman pose?

I'll tell you what: nothing. There's nothing you can do.

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This performance was one of the high points in the Cyclones' first season under Jimmy Rogers, and they've actually got a chance to punch their ticket to bowl eligibility next week when they travel to Orlando to take on the UCF Knights.

Tom Arnold admits he hasn’t dated in nearly 10 years after calling people his age ‘disgusting’

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 16:43:02 -0500

Tom Arnold shared he's ready to fall in love again after being single for close to a decade.

During a recent interview with Page Six, the 67-year-old actor and comedian went into a deep dive about his love life, telling the outlet that "it would be good to love somebody and be loved."

"I used to say, people are like, because I haven’t had a date for nine and a half years, ‘You should date someone your own age,’" he said. "And I’m like, ‘Dude, have you seen people my age? We are freaking disgusting.'"

He went on to say that since meeting many different women while on his "My Crazy X-Wife" comedy tour, he changed his tune, saying he has "learned there's a lot of funny, smart, sexy 60-something women" out there.

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The "True Lies" star has been married four times. His first marriage was to Roseanne Barr, from 1990 to 1994.

Barr recently defended Arnold in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter after Chuck Lorre claimed in his memoir, "Sitcom," that "Roseanne" writers were encouraged to put Arnold's name on scripts "as if Tom had written them." Arnold later denied these claims to Entertainment Weekly.

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"Unbelievably — I don’t think you’ll hear me say this often — but Tom Arnold is telling the truth for once. Talk about the paradigm switch here," Barr said. "Tom Arnold is defending me. I have to thank him for that. That’s the first time he’s done something right by me in his f---ing life. Thanks, Tom."

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In response to Barr defending him, Arnold wrote on social media, "Hell finally froze over today."

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Following the breakdown of his marriage to Barr, Arnold was married to hair stylist Julie Lynn Champnella from 1995 to 1999, Shelby Roos from 2002 to 2008, and Ashley Groussman from 2009 to 2020.

During their 11-year-marriage, Arnold and Groussman welcomed two children together; Jax, 13, and Quinn, 10. The couple had been separated for a few years prior to the finalization of their divorce.

When speaking to Page Six, Arnold shared that he doesn't think women are necessarily looking to date a man "that used to have a lot of money and now has two little kids," but in the meantime, he is happy with his kids and his friends.

"I love my kids so much," he continued. "That’s a lot of love there. And my buddies. But I’ll be okay. You know, I’ve had four marriages."

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Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith becomes Big Ten's all-time leading receiver in just his third college season

Sat, 14 Nov 2026 16:30:06 -0500

Jeremiah Smith's (likely) final college season might not result in another national title, but he is now in the record books.

In just his third college season, the Ohio State wide receiver became the all-time leading receiver in Big Ten history during the Buckeyes' 28-19 win over Northwestern.

Smith had 11 receptions for 117 yards and a score for the Buckeyes, who have free-fallen out of the College Football Playoff bracket. But with the performance, he surpassed Purdue’s John Standeford's Big Ten mark in the second quarter while remaining front and center in the Heisman debate.

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Standeford had 3,788 receiving yards in his four seasons with the Boilermakers, but Smith now has 3,875.

Smith is one of just 11 players inside the top-50, and three inside the top-15, to spend less than four seasons in the conference.

He also tied Purdue's David Bell and Michigan's Braylon Edwards with his 17th 100-yard game.

Smith made a statement the second he set foot in Columbus, as he led the Big Ten in receiving yards and touchdowns as a freshman — and he has only gotten better.

Last year, he was an All-American and finished sixth in the Heisman vote. This season, his 15 touchdowns are tops in all the FBS, and he figures to be in the conversation to be the first pick in next year's NFL Draft.

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Smith also led the Big Ten in catches and yards last year.

Smith accounted for more than half of the passing yards backup quarterback Luke Frahey threw on Saturday (201 total), as Julian Sayin continues to deal with an injury.

He figures to be yet another receiving star out of Ohio State in recent years, joining Chris Olave, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Garrett Wilson, Emeka Egbuka, Carnell Tate and Marvin Harrison Jr.

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The Buckeyes face Nebraska and Michigan to end their regular season.