The Carolina Panthers, underdogs, are competing fiercely against the Los Angeles Rams in a wild card NFL game, with the game tied at 17-17 late in the third quarter, featuring key plays like Bryce Young's impressive throws and critical turnovers, keeping the game highly competitive and unpredictable.
The Florida Gators defeated the No. 21 Tennessee Volunteers 91-67 in a dominant home performance, with Boogie Fland leading the way with a season-high 23 points after a six-week slump, and Reuben Chinyelu posting a double-double. The Gators shot efficiently and controlled the game, ending Tennessee's 70-game streak of allowing the most points in a game this season. Florida now prepares for upcoming SEC road games, including a visit to Oklahoma and Vanderbilt.
Wrexham stunned Nottingham Forest 4-3 on penalties in an FA Cup third-round thriller after a 3-3 draw in regular and extra time, with Arthur Okonkwo making crucial saves in the shootout, marking a significant upset in the tournament.
Belgian qualifier Raphael Collignon defeated Grigor Dimitrov 7-6(1), 6-3 at the Brisbane International, ending Dimitrov's brief comeback from injury, and advancing to his second ATP tour-level quarter-final.
The fifth-ranked LSU women's basketball team lost to 12th-ranked Vanderbilt 65-61 in a close game, with Vanderbilt's Mikayla Blakes scoring 32 points to lead her team to victory. LSU's defense improved after a rough start, but Vanderbilt's three-point shooting and late-game performance secured the win. LSU falls to 14-2, while Vanderbilt remains undefeated at 15-0.
SMU defeated North Carolina 97-83 in Dallas, ending UNC's seven-game winning streak, with SMU shooting exceptionally well in the second half, led by Boopie Miller and Corey Washington, while UNC's Seth Trimble and Jarin Stevenson had strong performances.
No. 13 Nebraska defeated No. 9 Michigan State 58-56 in a close game, extending their winning streak to 18 games, with Rienk Mast scoring the go-ahead three-pointer in the final minutes and the Huskers' strong defense and clutch free throws securing the victory.
No. 13 Nebraska narrowly defeated No. 9 Michigan State 58-56, extending their winning streak to 18 games, with Rienk Mast scoring the go-ahead three-pointer in the final minutes and Nebraska's strong defense and clutch free throws securing the victory.
The #15/18 Maine men's ice hockey team upset #6 Denver with a 5-2 victory in Denver, highlighted by a strong third period and career performances from Thomas Pichette and Brandon Holt, moving their season record to 12-7-1.
The Panthers could make the 2025 playoffs despite having no wins as favorites, a historic feat if they succeed, and would be considered underdogs with little pressure, potentially giving them an edge in the postseason.
Indiana's football team delivered a stunning 38-3 victory over Alabama, shattering expectations and the Alabama mystique, showcasing their toughness and high football IQ, and signaling a shift in college football power dynamics.
Indiana achieved a historic 38-3 victory over Alabama in the Rose Bowl, marking their first appearance in 58 years and showcasing a dominant team performance that defied expectations and demonstrated their growth and strength in college football.
Miami stunned defending champion Ohio State 24-14 in the CFP quarterfinal, with Keionte Scott returning an interception for a 72-yard touchdown, marking a significant upset and advancing Miami to the CFP semifinals against Georgia or Ole Miss.
Miami achieved the biggest upset in College Football Playoff history by defeating No. 2 Ohio State 24-14 in the Cotton Bowl, despite being a 9.5-point underdog, ending Ohio State's streak of losing as a favorite in the playoffs and securing a spot in the semifinals.