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Now the fun begins. With September's slate of sad non-conference games behind us, now we get to the good stuff with a full schedule of conference match ups and several games between ranked teams. Here are some of the big questions this week in college football.

It hasn’t been a banner season for the Oakland A’s, but 2015 may still go down as one of the more memorable years in team history.

Aaron Rodgers threw for 333 yards and five touchdowns, including three to Randall Cobb, and the Green Bay Packers held on to beat the Kansas City Chiefs, 38-28, at Lambeau Field on Monday night.

NBA training camps may have only just opened, but Gregg Popovich is already in midseason form.

Elgin High graduate Kelby Tomlinson of the San Francisco Giants took top honors this week in our weekly Major League Baseball Play of the Week poll.

Jeremy Lin is as unlikely an NBA star as you'll find. Maybe that's why he's such an outsider when it comes to blending in.

Five teams got their first wins of the 2015 season, and another team may have suffered a season-altering loss, even though they won. Here's what we learned in Week 3 of the NFL.

Big showings by Utah and UCLA shook up the Pac-12 race, while exciting finishes made the Big 12 must watch television. Here are the big storylines from this week in college football. Utah Is the Real Deal Look, I understand this is not the same Oregon team that we saw under Marcus Mariota the last couple of years...

Matt Kenseth passed an out-of-fuel Kevin Harvick late and held on to win the Sylvania 300 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Sunday.

The Red Raiders may have lost to TCU, but they went down swinging.

Looks like high schoolers north of the border have as much trouble with referees as ones in the States do.

If you are a fan of big play football, Putnam City Stadium was the place to be last Thursday night, as the Lawton Wolverines got back on the winning track with a runaway 57-20 rout of the Putnam City West Patriots to open District 6AII-2 play.