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El Tri’s Nightmare in Texas: Takeaways from Mexico’s Shocking Defeat Against Colombia

Colombia dismantled Mexico 4–0 in alarmingly easy fashion.

Sports Illustrated · Oct 12, 2025

How Texas Football Saved its Season With Red River Redemption

After a week of doubt and noise, the Longhorns responded with the grit and confidence that made them the preseason No. 1 team.

Sports Illustrated · Oct 12, 2025

Oklahoma QB John Mateer Dismisses Hand Injury After Poor Performance vs. Texas

The Sooners lost Red River in Mateer's return to the lineup.

Sports Illustrated · Oct 12, 2025

College Football Fans Were So Confused by Oklahoma’s Perplexing Clock Management

Oklahoma’s two-minute drill looked like it needed some practice on Saturday against Texas.

Sports Illustrated · Oct 11, 2025

ESPN Analyst Had Harsh Take on Strategy to Stop Oklahoma QB John Mateer

Booger McFarland said what the Texas defense was probably already thinking heading into Saturday’s Red River Rivalry game.

Sports Illustrated · Oct 11, 2025

Oklahoma QB John Mateer Seen Throwing Passes in Warmups With Status Uncertain vs. Texas

Will the Heisman Trophy candidate suit up against the Longhorns?

Sports Illustrated · Oct 11, 2025

Before Trump, ‘Dreamers’ were shielded from deportation. Here’s what’s changed

Until recently, Daca allowed undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children to live and work legally

The Guardian - US · Oct 11, 2025

‘You asked me on the date!’: Austin man goes on coffee date with woman. Then he orders first—and refuses to pay

If chivalry isn’t dead, it’s definitely on life support. A TikToker from Austin, Texas, is going viral after sharing her awkward coffee date with a man who not only asked her out, but also ordered first, paid only for himself, and left her holding a $5 reminder that modern dating…

The Mary Sue · Oct 11, 2025

How Far a $100,000 Salary Goes in Texas’ 7 Largest Cities

A salary like $100,000 can mean different things to different people -- especially those who live in some of the biggest cities in America. In some cities, $100,000 is enough to keep the bills paid, the lights on, and leave enough for savings and luxuries. In other cities, however, $100,000…

GOBankingRates · Oct 11, 2025

Man will plead guilty to threatening Pride event after Charlie Kirk’s death

Joshua Wayne Cole to admit in court to making online posts about shooting people at an LGBTQ+ parade in Texas

The Guardian - US · Oct 11, 2025