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1. Clemson's Lawrence to miss Notre Dame game

   Trevor Lawrence, starting quarterback for No. 1 Clemson, will miss next Saturday's game against No. 4 Notre Dame because of COVID-19, Tigers coach Dabo Swinney said after beating Boston College on Saturday.

2. Freshman QB Uiagalelei rallies No. 1 Clemson

   Playing without quarterback Trevor Lawrence, No. 1 Clemson struggled in the first half Saturday before freshman quarterback D.J. Uiagalelei and running back Travis Etienne lifted the Tigers past Boston College.

3. Ehlinger, Texas take down No. 6 OK State in OT

   Sam Ehlinger threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to Joshua Moore in overtime and Joseph Ossai sealed the victory by sacking Oklahoma State quarterback Spencer Sanders as Texas knocked off the previously unbeaten and sixth-ranked Cowboys 41-34 on Saturday.

4. Cowboys QB Dalton ruled out, DiNucci to start

   The Dallas Cowboys have downgraded quarterback Andy Dalton to out for Sunday night's game in Philadelphia.

5. Spartans rock Michigan behind Lombardi's 3 TDs

   Michigan State stunned 13th-ranked Michigan in a 27-24 win in Ann Arbor on Saturday, doing it with the help of true freshman wide receiver Ricky White.

6. NFL suspends former Pro Bowl kicker Rosas

   The NFL suspended former Pro Bowl kicker Aldrick Rosas for four games as punishment for violating the league's code of conduct policy.

7. UFC Fight Night Uriah Hall vs. Anderson Silva: Live results and analysis

   Follow all the action live from Las Vegas.

8. Seances, tattoos and the unbreakable bond between Mikaela Mayer and Al Mitchell

   Al Mitchell was considering walking away from boxing after Vernon Forrest died. He said he'd never train a girl. Then Mikaela Mayer walked into his life and changed everything.

9. Mexico's Day of the Dead: Liga MX clubs unveil stunning new kits

   Liga MX has some of the best kits you'll find anywhere this season as five clubs have unveiled special jerseys to commemorate the Day of the Dead.

10. Man City show they're fighting for Guardiola with scrappy win at Sheffield United

    Pep Guardiola has been ambiguous about his future, but Man City's players showed vs. Sheffield United that they'll work to keep him at the club.