Week 15 Fantasy Football Wrap: Somehow, Josh Allen does it again

Week 15 saw big-name running backs like Saquon Barkley and Joe Mixon underperform while lesser-known backs like Tyjae Spears, Jerome Ford, and Justice Hill shined. Ford is the clear next man up for the Browns with Nick Chubb out, while Spears' performance was boosted by Tony Pollard's injury but may not be sustainable. Hill's random RB1 performance may not be consistent, making him a risky fantasy option moving forward. Full Article

In a decisive defeat against New Zealand, England succumbed to a 423-run loss as captain Ben Stokes, nursing a hamstring injury, chose not to risk worsening his condition. Despite a tough year with nine wins and eight losses in Tests, young player Jacob Bethell impressed with a stylish 76, while veteran seamer Tim Southee retired after claiming Bethell's wicket. England's struggles continued as they lost their last three wickets quickly, ending a challenging series on...

The new AP Top 25 women's college basketball poll sees South Carolina at No. 2 and Notre Dame at No. 3, with UConn dropping to No. 4 after their first loss of the season. California enters the rankings this week, with UCLA at No. 1, LSU at No. 5, and Texas at No. 6, among other top teams. Key players and upcoming games for each team are highlighted, showcasing their recent performances and achievements in...

In a thrilling finale, Enes Unal scored a late free-kick to secure a 1-1 draw for Bournemouth against West Ham in the Premier League. Lucas Paqueta had put the Hammers ahead with a contentious penalty, but Unal's stunning goal salvaged a point for Bournemouth. The result sees Bournemouth climb to sixth in the table, while West Ham remains in 14th place. Full Article

Former NFL star Mike Vick is in talks to become the new head coach of Sacramento State as the university plans to move up to the FBS with over $50 million in NIL funds. Vick, who also interviewed with Norfolk State, is known for his time at Virginia Tech and the Falcons before serving time in prison for a dog-fighting operation, eventually coming back to the NFL and retiring in 2017. He has since been...

Thierry Henry defended Pep Guardiola on Monday Night Football but acknowledged that the Manchester City manager can be questioned for allowing key players to leave without adequate replacements. City's poor form, with eight defeats in their last 12 games, has raised concerns about their goal-scoring ability. Despite this, Henry believes Guardiola will not quit and praised his consistency throughout his career. Guardiola is known for his intensity and determination to succeed, even in challenging times....