Bayern Munich leads the 2025-26 Champions League power rankings after five straight wins, while Arsenal’s perfect record faces its toughest test against them. The expanded league phase enters its critical phase, with Athletic Club fighting for survival and PSG’s defense under fire.
Sam Darnold threw for 244 yards and 2 TDs as the Seattle Seahawks beat the Tennessee Titans 30-24 on November 23, 2025, improving to 8-3 while the Titans fell to 1-10 in a game marked by Dike’s 90-yard punt return and Seattle’s red zone struggles.
Duke defeated UNC 32-25 on November 16, 2024, at Kenan Stadium, thanks to four special teams mistakes that led to 29 points. Jason Staples' pre-game analysis predicted key challenges, but UNC couldn't execute, sealing another losing season.
311 Omakase earned its first Michelin star in Boston’s 2025 guide, while Yoshida Omakase maintains its exclusive 24-seat Edomae experience under Chef Tony Cao — showcasing two distinct visions of Japanese fine dining in the city.
On November 19, 2005, Prince Albert II formally became ruler of Monaco during National Day celebrations, honoring his late father Prince Rainier III by keeping the traditional date. The event marked the start of a new era for the principality.
Catastrophic floods in eastern Mexico killed 76 and left 31 missing, with over 70,000 homes damaged as climate change intensifies rainfall. UN OCHA, President Claudia Sheinbaum, and Indigenous communities are at the center of a growing humanitarian crisis.
Shohei Ohtani starts Game 7 for the Dodgers against Max Scherzer’s Blue Jays in a winner-take-all World Series finale on November 1, 2025, with history, legacy, and $37.9 million at stake.
Michigan Wolverines beat Wisconsin Badgers 24‑10 at Michigan Stadium on Oct. 4, 2025, boosting their Big Ten standing while Wisconsin looks to rebound at Homecoming.
Texas A&M crushed Notre Dame 41–8 in Week 3, the headline result on a day that also saw Georgia Tech stun No. 12 Clemson. Ohio State, Penn State, and Michigan rolled, while Indiana posted a 73–0 shutout. Vanderbilt moved to 3–0 with a win at South Carolina, and Oklahoma, Nebraska, Miami, Illinois, and Iowa State all stayed unbeaten. The playoff race tightened as several brands stumbled.
Down twice late and trailing by 15 early, Missouri stormed back to beat Kansas 42-31 in the first Border Showdown in 14 years. Beau Pribula threw for 334 yards and three TDs, Jamal Roberts and Ahmad Hardy powered a 261-3 rushing edge, and Mizzou piled up 595 yards. A fourth-and-1 TD to Brett Norfleet and a 63-yard burst by Roberts sealed it before a raucous crowd at Faurot Field.