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Jim Mora's concentration this week remains on fixing his defense, not the firing of an assistant coach after he disappeared from the sideline during a game.

It should be no surprise that Georgia and Alabama are among the last unbeatens in the powerhouse Southeastern Conference.

Tropical Storm Isaias could make landfall on the U.S. Gulf Coast as a hurricane this weekend, hours before No. 2 Georgia plays at No. 6 Alabama in a major college football game on Saturday night that President Donald Trump is planning to attend.

There's a race to the bottom of the NFL standings four games into the season, including some surprisingly winless teams.

San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk won his appeal over the fines issued by the NFL for what it deemed an "offensive" celebration when he imitated drinking a beverage, which the league said looked like he was chugging a beer.

The Philadelphia Eagles traded offensive lineman Cam Jurgens to the Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday for second- and fifth-round draft picks.

The 49ers' Kyle Juszczyk won his appeal over the fines issued by the NFL for his "Juice" celebration and the league later ruled that all drinking celebrations will be allowed going forward.

Braxton Berrios said Tuesday he is having season-ending surgery on the injury that knocked him out of the New York Giants' game Sunday against Arizona.

California changed offensive coordinators at halftime of the Golden Bears' loss to UNLV last week.

Former Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy is going to be part of Big 12 football again on Saturday, when he serves as a guest analyst for TNT Sports in the studio during the network's coverage of Arizona's game at West Virginia.