Matt Hladik

Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers pulled off one of the most rare plays in the NFL on Thursday night. With eight seconds left in the first half, the Denver Broncos punted to the Chargers, with Los Angeles' Derius Davis calling for a fair catch at his own 38-yard line.

Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Dion Dawkins and his family are unharmed after a plane crashed in their yard in Aurora, New York earlier today.

Caitlin Clark's days of playing college basketball are over, but she's still a fan of the sport. Clark has been spotted at a few different games since November, because she has loyalty to multiple programs.

Kirk Herbstreit was feeling feisty in the booth during Saturday night's Ohio State-Tennessee game. Late in the fourth quarter, with the Buckeyes in the process of wrapping up an impressive 42-17 win, Chris Fowler asked Herbstreit about the heat on OSU head coach Ryan Day after losing to Michigan.

Houston Texans wide receiver Tank Dell suffered a devastating leg injury in Saturday's loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Dell dislocated his left knee, in addition to suffering a torn ACL and other damage, when his teammate Jared Wayne accidentally dove into his leg while diving for a pass in the end zone.

The Cincinnati Bengals won their third straight game on Sunday, beating the Cleveland Browns 24-6 to move to 7-8 overall on the season.

The College Football Playoff quarterfinals are set, with eight teams remaining in the national championship chase. Texas, the No. 5 seed, controlled 12th-seeded Clemson for almost all of their first round matchup Saturday, eventually securing a 38-24 win.

Georgia quarterback Carson Beck is out for the remainder of the season. The Bulldogs made it official Monday, announcing that Beck had successful surgery to repair the ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) in his throwing elbow.

As important as Wednesday's Baltimore Ravens-Houston Texans matchup is, it might not even be the biggest show at NRG Stadium that day.

The Iowa women's basketball program is in mourning following the passing of a beloved former player and radio broadcaster. Jamie Cavey-Lang, who starred for the Hawkeyes from 2001-05 and made two All-Big Ten teams, passed away over the weekend at the age of 41 after a lengthy battle with cancer.