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5 Georgia knocks off No.

1 Texas 35-15, with Etienne running for 3 TDs AUSTIN, Texas (AP) Trevor Etienne ran for three touchdowns, the first two set up by cornerback Daylen Everettes takeaways, and fifth-ranked Georgia went on to beat Quinn Ewers and No.

1 Texas 30-15.

Etiennes last score was a 1-yard plunge on fourth down with 12:04 left Saturday night.

Georgia which began the season as the No.

1 team, has won three games in a row since a loss at Alabama.

The Bulldogs never trailed in their first trip to Austin since 1958 to take on the SEC newcomer that had gotten through the first half of its schedule pretty much unscathed.

Both teams are 6-1.

Brady Cook, hobbled by an injury, rallies No.

19 Mizzou to a 21-17 win over Auburn COLUMBIA, Mo.

(AP) Brady Cook returned from an injury to lead No.

19 Missouri to two fourth-quarter touchdowns, including the go-ahead run by Jamal Roberts with 46 seconds to go, as the Tigers rallied for a 21-17 victory over Auburn.

Cook appeared to hurt his ankle on the opening series and did not return until late in the third quarter, by which point Auburn had taken a 17-3 lead.

But he promptly hit Theo Wease Jr.

with a 72-yard pass to set up Marcus Carrolls touchdown run, then led an even more dramatic drive with time running out in the fourth quarter.

Roberts' touchdown helped Missouri improve to 6-1 on the season.

No.

16 Indiana routs Nebraska 56-7 to stay unbeaten; Rourke injures hand and misses 2nd half BLOOMINGTON, Ind.

(AP) Justice Ellison ran for 105 yards and two first-half touchdowns and No.

16 Indiana continued its best start in 57 years with a 56-7 rout of Nebraska, matching the Hoosiers most lopsided Big Ten win in program history.

Hoosiers quarterback Kurtis Rourke injured his right hand and was on the sideline in street clothes in the second half.

Tayven Jackson replaced him.

The Hoosiers are now 7-0 overall and 4-0 in the Big Ten.

They have yet to trail in a game.

The 49-point margin of victory was the biggest in conference play since a 49-0 win at Minnesota in 1945.

No.

22 Illinois beats No.

24 Michigan 21-7 for its first win over the Wolverines since 2009 CHAMPAIGN, Ill.

(AP) Luke Altmyer threw for a touchdown and ran for another, leading No.

22 Illinois to a 21-7 victory over No.

24 Michigan.

Tanner Arkin caught a 2-yard touchdown pass from Altmyer in the second quarter and raced 36 yards on a fake punt in the third to set up Altmyers 1-yard TD run.

Illinois is now 6-1 overall and 3-1 in the Big Ten after beating Michigan for the first time since 2009.

The Illini had lost six straight to the Wolverines.

Michigan is 4-3 and 2-2 and has lost back-to-back games for the first time since 2020.

Gary Woodland with a 65 in Las Vegas is in contention for the first time since brain surgery LAS VEGAS (AP) Gary Woodland keeps feeling better and his game is starting to bear that out.

Woodland finished off a 65 on Saturday in the wind-delayed Shriners Children Open.

That gives him a share of the clubhouse lead with Kurt Kitayama among the 36 players who finished the third round.

J.T.

Poston and Doug Ghim were a shot ahead with four holes to play when play was suspended because of darkness.

Woodland had brain surgery in September 2023 to remove a lesion that was causing unfounded fear and anxiety.

He's also back with swing coach Randy Smith.

Kyle Larson opens the third round of NASCAR's playoffs as the title favorite LAS VEGAS (AP) Kyle Larson has been lucky of late in Las Vegas, where he opens the third round of NASCARs playoffs on top of the Cup Series standings and the favorite to win Sundays race.

Larson heads into the race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway as both the defending race winner and the victor of the spring race there this season.

A victory Sunday would be three straight at Vegas, a season sweep, but most importantly, give Larson an automatic berth into the championship finale.

The third round next goes to Homestead-Miami Speedway and Martinsville Speedway in Virginia before the finale at Phoenix.

Norris on pole for US Grand Prix after Verstappen wins sprint race as they restart F1 title fight AUSTIN, Texas (AP) McLarens Lando Norris edged Red Bulls Max Verstappen for the pole at the United States Grand Prix on Saturday.

Formula 1 returned from its autumn break with those two resuming their fight for the drivers season championship.

Verstappen earlier in the day won the 19-lap sprint race to extend his lead to over Norris to 54 points with six races remaining.

It was Verstappen's first win of any kind since June.

Norris took his fourth pole position in five races.

Ferraris' Carlos Sainz will start third.

WNBA Finals reach decisive Game 5 for first time since 2019 as Liberty and Lynx head to New York MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Its fitting that a record-breaking season for the WNBA would have a decisive Game 5 of its Finals.

For the first time since 2019, the league championship will come down to a winner-take-all game.

This one will be in New York on Sunday night.

The Minnesota Lynx staved off elimination with an 82-80 win over the New York Liberty on Friday night to force the fifth game.

Since the league switched to a best-of-five format in 2005, seven other series have gone the distance.

The home team has won five of those contests, including in 2019.

Djokovic tops Nadal before Sinner beats Alcaraz for the title at the Six Kings Slam exhibition RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) Jannik Sinner beat Carlos Alcaraz for the championship in the Six Kings Slam exhibition event after Novak Djokovic topped Rafael Nadal for third place in what might have been the final match in one of tennis' great rivalries.

Djokovic won 6-2, 7-6 (5) in the match between opponents who have combined for 46 Grand Slam singles titles.

Nadal, who won 22 Slam titles, is planning to retire after playing for Spain next month in the Davis Cup.

Sinner beat Alcaraz 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-3 to win the $6 million purse.

DeMar DeRozan's book on mental health adds to the conversation that he helped start in the NBA For DeMar DeRozan, this path toward improved mental health started with writing a tweet.

It led to him writing a book.

Being in Sacramento isnt the only new part of DeRozans story entering this NBA season.

The six-time All-Star is now an author, after his book Above the Noise: My Story of Chasing Calm was released in the offseason.

Its a continuation of the conversation he helped start six years ago when he revealed that he struggles with his mental health..

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