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Indiana’s season‑long resilience surfaced again as quarterback Josh Hoover guided the Hoosiers to a narrow victory over Nebraska.

Facing a seventeen‑six deficit, Hoover completed twelve of twenty‑two passes amid a gale that rattled the stadium, yet he delivered a seventy‑five‑yard touchdown to Nick Marsh on the first play of the comeback. The momentum shifted when a fourth‑and‑two play‑action fooled the Huskers, allowing Hoover to find Marsh again for a forty‑four‑yard score, giving Indiana its first lead.

The defense forced a punt, and the offense held the lead until the final whistle, sealing a twenty‑one‑seven win. The game underscored Hoover’s growth, echoing the legacy of Fernando Mendoza and proving Indiana’s ability to overcome adversity.

LaNorris Sellers delivered a career‑best performance, accounting for five touchdowns in South Carolina’s 38‑19 triumph over No. 16 Florida.

The Gamecocks’ offense, which had struggled for eight consecutive SEC games, surged with Sellers completing twenty‑three of thirty‑five passes for two hundred seventy‑nine yards. He connected with Nyck Harbor, Mazeo Bennett Jr., Donovan Murph and Lex Cyrus, while a three‑yard run sealed the win. The victory snapped South Carolina’s long SEC losing streak and marked the first time the Gators lost at home since 2014.

Coach Shane Beamer, who had challenged Sellers two weeks earlier, celebrated a hard‑earned turnaround. Florida’s offense faltered, with quarterback Aaron Philo turning the ball over twice and the Gators’ defense unable to generate pressure. The win is expected to drop Florida from the AP Top 25.

Skyler Bell, the UConn standout, is set to make his first NFL appearance against the Los Angeles Rams this Monday night. With key starters sidelined by injuries, the Buffalo Bills are turning to the rookie wide receiver to inject fresh energy into their offense.

Bell’s college career was marked by explosive playmaking, finishing second in the nation for receiving yards last season and earning a fourth‑round selection in the 2026 draft. During the Bills’ rookie minicamp on May eighth, Bell expressed excitement about his first practice and the opportunity to contribute.

He has already shown his versatility in preseason action, catching a touchdown pass in his debut game. Now, as the regular season kicks off, Bell’s performance could prove pivotal for Buffalo’s offensive strategy. The matchup against the Rams offers Bell a chance to showcase his speed and route‑running against a formidable defense, potentially setting

Notre Dame will host Stanford on Saturday, Oct. ten, at its seventy‑seven thousand‑six hundred‑two‑seat stadium in South Bend.

The Fighting Irish, led by head coach Brian Kelly, aim to extend their winning streak against the Cardinal, who have struggled in recent matchups. Fans anticipate a high‑scoring affair, with both teams boasting strong offenses and defensive units that have produced memorable moments in past meetings.

The game follows a long‑standing rivalry that began in nineteen‑two‑five, with modern contests dating back to nineteen‑eight‑eight. As the teams prepare, the spotlight remains on key players such as Notre Dame’s quarterback and Stanford’s defensive line, whose performances could tip the balance in this classic showdown.

Google’s TV Streamer, now over two years old, has seen a sharp price increase without significant upgrades, prompting many to consider alternatives. The sleek pill‑shaped box, once praised for its simplicity, now faces competition from newer devices offering faster processors and more storage. Rumors suggest Google is developing a next‑generation Streamer with microphones, presence sensing, and a redesigned remote, but a launch date remains uncertain.

Consumers are weighing the cost‑benefit of waiting for the upgraded model versus purchasing the current version. While the original device offers a solid streaming experience, the lack of recent improvements may deter buyers looking for cutting‑edge features. The upcoming model could restore confidence, but until its release, shoppers must decide whether the price hike is justified.

Max Verstappen captured pole at the Marina Bay circuit, ending his Singapore hex with a strong start. The upgraded Red Bull car suited the street track better than its ground‑effect predecessors, giving Verstappen a clear advantage.

Although his final run did not improve, he remains confident, stating no excuses for launch issues. Mercedes improved, with Kimi Antonelli moving from seventh to fourth after set‑up changes.

Antonelli praised the upgraded package, noting better balance and reduced oversteer. Meanwhile, Isack Hadjar struggled, ending twenty‑second and voicing frustration over the sprint format. The weekend set the stage for a competitive race, with Red Bull poised to capitalize on their qualifying success.

A coastal flood warning covered beaches from Malibu to San Diego as Tropical Storm Rachel moved toward Southern California. Long Beach ordered some Peninsula residents to evacuate, while Newport Beach closed its beaches and piers.

The National Weather Service warned that south‑facing beaches, especially Long Beach and Malibu, could experience damaging sea‑water flooding. Waves topped bulkheads, sending water into homes and streets, but pumps and emergency repairs limited the damage. Residents like Joe Angelo, who has lived in Newport Beach for sixty years, described the flooding as shocking and disbelief.

Local officials closed the Peninsula to nonresident traffic and red‑tagged unsafe buildings. Police posted alerts online, and crews rebuilt berms, opened tide valves, and ran pumps to reduce flood risks. The city’s mandatory order covered homes on Seaside Walk between sixty‑fourth and sixty‑sixth places, taking effect at seven p.m.

Zipline, the American logistics firm, has begun offering drone‑based delivery services in Round Rock, Texas, providing local businesses a rapid, zero‑emission alternative for transporting goods. The company, founded in March two thousand fourteen, has already completed more than two million commercial deliveries and flown over one hundred twenty million miles as of January two thousand twenty‑six.

In late April, Zipline launched an early‑access program in Houston, expanding its reach to food, groceries, and medicine. By mid‑August, a partnership with Uber aimed to deliver one million drone orders daily by the end of two thousand twenty‑nine, signaling a broader integration with mainstream delivery platforms.

The Round Rock rollout, announced just a day ago, allows customers to select a local vendor, place an order, and confirm a delivery location, all handled by autonomous drones within a ten‑mile radius. This move underscores the growing trend of

A former human resources manager at a Spokane Valley manufacturing company was sentenced to nearly three years in federal prison after stealing one million dollars from the firm.

The theft was uncovered during an internal audit that revealed unauthorized transfers from the company’s payroll accounts. The employee, who had been trusted with sensitive financial information, faced federal charges for embezzlement and conspiracy.

The case has prompted the company to review its internal controls and implement stricter oversight of payroll and expense reporting. The sentencing underscores the importance of vigilance in corporate governance and the legal consequences of financial misconduct.

Michael "Venom" Page has signed with Misfits Boxing, marking the end of his UFC tenure. The former Bellator star, known for his showmanship and knockout power, will now compete in the promotion’s high‑profile bouts.

Page’s move follows a free‑agency period that began in July last year, during which he declined a UFC contract renewal. Misfits Boxing, a platform that blends combat sports with entertainment, offers Page a new arena to showcase his striking skills. The signing signals a shift in Page’s career trajectory, as he transitions from traditional MMA to a hybrid boxing‑style format.

Page’s journey began in Bellator, where he amassed eleven knockouts, the most in the organization’s history. His recent UFC fight in Paris ended his contract, prompting the free‑agency phase. The new deal with Misfits Boxing is expected to elevate his profile and open opportunities in a different