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New York led 86-76 with 9:20 left at Madison Square Garden and lost 111-102. The Knicks went 9 of 38 from 3-point range and turned it over eight times in the fourth quarter.
Green Bay's rookie kicker missed from 26 and had a 35-yarder tipped with the game tied in the fourth quarter. Then Karl Brooks drew a late-hit flag and jumped offside on Detroit's final drive.
Arizona hasn't won at State Farm Stadium in 406 days, and on Sunday it went 1 for 5 in the red zone on the day Larry Fitzgerald went into the Ring of Honor. Bo Nix had 37 rushing yards in six games and then ran 62 for a touchdown.
A night after his triple-double against Milwaukee, Embiid said he wanted to play Sunday against Detroit and asked the media to put pressure on the team. Philadelphia ruled him out with right foot plantar fasciitis management.
Minnesota beat the Colts 16-10 with one touchdown and a defense that sacked Daniel Jones four times. Brian Flores' unit keeps covering for a slow offense.
Baltimore held the ball for more than 22 minutes in the first half and scored no touchdowns after Zay Flowers' opener. Joe Burrow threw four second-half touchdown passes in a 35-13 Cincinnati win.
San Francisco had six turnovers in its first six games and four on Sunday. Atlanta turned them into 13 points, and Brock Purdy's late interception set up the clinching field goal.
Dan Lanning made the move Sunday morning, a day after a 21-10 loss at Illinois dropped the preseason No. 2 Ducks to 4-3. Lanning has not said who calls plays next.
The 2025 first-round tackle argued with Reid over putting his feet up in a meeting last Wednesday, according to NFL Network, then apologized. A day later Kansas City put him on injured reserve with a herniated disk.
San Francisco is 6-0 and so beat up that Kyle Shanahan expected to dress fewer than 48 players. Christian Kirk, on injured reserve since July, is active to help patch the receiver room.
The Seahawks' Super Bowl MVP left for Kansas City in free agency and is averaging 133 rushing yards a game. Seattle, 3-3 and coming off a loss, is still a 2.5-point favorite at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC.
Choi tied for second at the BMW Ladies Championship in Korea a week after losing in Shanghai by one. She has 125 career starts as an LPGA member without a victory.
NC State fired Dave Doeren on Saturday, and its most famous quarterback is already part of the search conversation. His son, a four-star quarterback, is committed to the Wolfpack.
Golden State sat four regulars on the third night in four days and lost 131-122 at Phoenix. Devin Booker scored 43 against what was left.
Denver fell behind New Orleans by 23 and heard it from Ball Arena before rallying to win 141-135 in overtime. Jokic used his postgame press conference to go after the booers.
No. 16 USC had 25 carries and finished in the red at Camp Randall, and Jayden Maiava threw two interceptions before halftime. Ohio State comes to the Coliseum next.
The Longhorns beat No. 7 Ole Miss 34-27, but 14 penalties, a fumble in their own end zone and a muffed onside kick kept the Rebels alive to the final snap. Steve Sarkisian's team still has a mistakes problem.
Miami rallied from 22 down to tie it three times, then gave up a four-point play to Grayson Allen. Brandon Miller scored 34 a night after a 2-for-14 game.
Atlanta won the second half by 11 and still lost 67-62 because of a first half it handed to Golden State. The WNBA Finals are tied 2-2 heading to San Francisco.
The Vols led by seven with 3:35 left and chose to go for it rather than punt. South Carolina tied it, forced a fumble and won on a 48-yard field goal at the gun.
No. 2 BYU blocked a game-winning kick in regulation and still lost 39-31 in two overtimes after a penalty handed UCF a first-and-goal. A week after beating Notre Dame, the Cougars are 6-1.
Steve Sarkisian is keeping Manning as the starter after two straight losses to unranked teams, but says he needs a better version of him. No. 7 Ole Miss visits No. 19 Texas at 7:30 p.m. ET on ABC.
No. 8 Texas Tech lost 37-24 at Cincinnati and Michigan fell 13-6 to Indiana in overtime. Miami, LSU, SMU and Northwestern all won by at least 21.
The No. 8 Red Raiders had a 7-0 start within reach and lost by 13 to a Bearcats team that ran for 255 yards. Cole Tabb's 58-yard touchdown sealed it.