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Dre Brown ran his way to a career-high 131 yards, Tony Adams returned an interception 13 yards for a touchdown and Illinois pulled away for 24-6 victory.

Eastern Kentucky used a balanced ground attack and four field goals from Samuel Hayworth and the Colonels controlled Eastern Illinois 33-6

The Florida Panthers have acquired forward Jack Rodewald from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for the rights to forward Chris Wilkie.

Cofield’s late TD run lifts NDSU to 28th straight win, 23-16

Xazavian Valladay rushed for a career-high 206 yards, Sean Chambers threw for 158 yards and two touchdowns, and Wyoming defeated Nevada 31-3

Christian Pulisic scores first career hat trick in the Premier League

Sophomore running back Marcus Knight ran for 131 yards and three touchdowns to help the Montana Grizzlies rally past Eastern Washington 34-17

Nationals catcher Kurt Suzuki was out of the starting lineup for World Series Game 4 on Saturday after injuring his right hip flexor

Christian Carter accounted for all three of Merrimack’s touchdowns and the Warriors defeated Presbyterian College 24-21 on Saturday

Nebraska backup Noah Vedral was injured in the second quarter against Indiana, and third-string quarterback Luke McCaffrey has replaced him

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Alex Cloyd blocked a punt in the end zone and Jayson Coley recovered for a touchdown to spark North Dakota’s 16-12 victory over Montana State

Late rally lifts Lehigh over Georgetown 27-24

Kurt Rawlings accounted for four touchdowns, Zane Dudek rushed for three scores and Yale outlasted Pennsylvania 46-41

Hunter Cobb rushed for a career-high 178 yards and two touchdowns and Marist defeated Davidson 27-21

Baughman helps Elon to 4th win, beating Rhode Island 38-13

Kellen Mond threw for 234 yards and accounted for five touchdowns and Texas A&M got a 49-30 win over mistake-prone Mississippi State on Saturday

Check out photos from the Wisconsin Badgers’ game against the Ohio State Buckeyes

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