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The Missouri Tigers head to Fayetteville to close out their SEC regular season against the struggling Arkansas Razorbacks in a matchup with postseason implications for one side and rebuilding questions for the other. Missouri (7-4, 3-4 SEC) looks to bounce back from a 17-6 loss at Oklahoma, a game in which they moved the ball decently but struggled mightily on third down (3-for-15) and failed to reach the end zone for the first time all year. Arkansas (2-9, 0-7 SEC) is in the midst of a nine-game losing streak and still searching for its first SEC win. Interim coach Bobby Petrino may rotate quarterbacks again, with both Taylen Green and KJ Jackson having played significant snaps. For Missouri, bowl positioning

Virginia fans continue adjusting to a new era as the Virginia Cavaliers push into Friday’s matchup against the Queens Royals at John Paul Jones Arena. With 12 new players and an up-tempo system under first-year coach Ryan Odom, Virginia enters at 5-1 and averaging 86.5 points per game—far removed from the methodical pace that defined the Tony Bennett years. Queens arrives at 3-4 after a road loss to Furman, aiming to challenge a Cavaliers team that has scored at least 80 points in five of its first six games, a program-first achievement. Virginia is coming off an 80-73 defeat to Butler at the Greenbrier Tip-Off, a game in which the Cavaliers again started slowly before finding rhythm late. Odom saw

There’s more than pride at stake when the Wisconsin Badgers travel to face the Minnesota Golden Gophers in one of college football’s most historic rivalries. The series, tied 63-63-8 since its inception in 1890, will be decided again on Saturday in Minneapolis, with Paul Bunyan’s Axe on the line. Wisconsin (4-7, 2-6 Big Ten) enters on the heels of a surprising 27-10 upset over ranked Illinois, snapping a skid with a dominant defensive showing. Minnesota (6-5, 4-4 Big Ten), though already bowl-eligible, has lost two straight and three of its last four games, including a 38-35 loss to Northwestern on a final-minute field goal. Both teams are looking to end their seasons on a high note. For Wisconsin, it’s about

Two programs desperate for a positive ending meet Saturday when the Boston College Eagles travel to face the Syracuse Orange inside the JMA Wireless Dome. Boston College enters at 1-10 after dropping 10 straight games, while Syracuse sits at 3-8 and riding a seven-game losing skid. Neither team has tasted victory in weeks, intensifying the emotional stakes for both second-year head coaches. Coach Fran Brown’s injury-riddled roster showed resolve in moments, but Syracuse was overwhelmed in its 70-7 loss to Notre Dame last Saturday. Brown started freshman walk-on Joseph Filardi, who battled through three interceptions but found the end zone on a 33-yard rushing play. The Orange have already used four quarterbacks and 22 first-time starters this season, reflecting an