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Jaguars' Cam Little Kicks 68-Yard Field Goal to Break NFL Record

Raiders · Jacksonville

Jaguars' Cam Little Kicks 68-Yard Field Goal to Break NFL Record

71% Center coverage: 62 sources

Justin Tucker had the previous record, a 66-yarder in 2021 that gave the Baltimore Ravens a 19-17 win over the Detroit Lions.See the Story

Freshman Koa Peat Leads No. 13 Arizona to 93-87 Win over Defending Champion, No. 3 Florida

Basketball · Las Vegas

Freshman Koa Peat Leads No. 13 Arizona to 93-87 Win over Defending Champion, No. 3 Florida

56% Center coverage: 34 sources

Freshman Koa Peat scored 30 points to lead No. 13 Arizona to a 93-87 win over third-ranked and defending national champion Florida in the Hall of Fame Series on Monday night.See the Story

College Football Playoff Committee to Release Its First Rankings in a Season of Chaos

College Football

College Football Playoff Committee to Release Its First Rankings in a Season of Chaos

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It is the College Football Playoff selection committee’s turn to make sense of a season where nothing makes sense. When the 12 people on the committee release their first of six rankings Tuesday evening, football fans will find out if the panel agrees with the popular consensus that defending champion Ohio State is the best team in the country or whether that title belongs to another undefeated team, like Indiana, Texas A&M or BYU. The committee…See the Story

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