Archive: 2025/11
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Chiefs Playoff Odds Slip to 70.1% After Wild Week 12 Win Over Colts
The Kansas City Chiefs' playoff odds fell to 70.1% after a mid-season slump, despite a narrow Week 12 win over the Colts. With Andy Reid's streak on the line, their Thanksgiving clash with the Cowboys is now a must-win.
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Dancing with the Stars Mourns Losses: Doherty, Jones, Goodman, Carter and More Honored in 20th Anniversary Tribute
Shannen Doherty, Jacoby Jones, and Len Goodman are among the Dancing with the Stars stars and crew who have died in recent years, prompting a heartfelt tribute during the show's 20th anniversary on November 11, 2024.
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Giants Name Rookie Jaxson Dart Starter Against Broncos in Week 7 Showdown
The New York Giants name rookie Jaxson Dart as starter against the Denver Broncos, despite a 2-10 record and multiple injuries. Dart's dual-threat play and defensive anchors like Kayvon Thibodeaux and Brian Burns lead a rebuilding team facing Denver's disciplined 3-4 defense.
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Notre Dame Stuns Syracuse 70-7 on Senior Day in Dominant Home Finale
Notre Dame defeated Syracuse 70-7 on Senior Day in South Bend, led by Jeremiyah Love’s 171 rushing yards and three touchdowns, as the Irish defense and special teams scored 21 points. The game aired on NBC and Peacock, capping a dominant 9-2 regular season.
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Record Enrollment Hits U.S. Campuses as CUNY Launches AI and Transfer Reforms Amid Political Pressure
Record enrollment hits U.S. campuses as CUNY launches AI and transfer reforms, but students return amid political pressure to cut ethnic studies and silence protests, fueled by former President Trump and Education Secretary Linda McMahon.
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Jen Affleck and Whitney Leavitt's 'DWTS' Feud Sparks MomTok Uncertainty
Jen Affleck and Whitney Leavitt’s 'DWTS' feud has left Leavitt’s MomTok status in limbo, with Affleck hinting at buried tensions. No reconciliation in sight, and the fallout could reshape influencer culture.
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Makhachev Demands Harsher Punishment for Danis After UFC 322 Brawl
After a cageside brawl at UFC 322, UFC President Dana White banned Dillon Danis for life—but current champ Islam Makhachev demands even harsher consequences, calling for industry-wide penalties beyond just event access.