Three Baylor players appear in Sept. 22 injury update
A report dated Sept. 22, 2026, names three Baylor Bears players in injury updates.
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A report dated Sept. 22, 2026, names three Baylor Bears players in injury updates.
The Cowboys are preparing multiple footwear options as the NFL reviews the Maracanã Stadium field in Rio de Janeiro.
SMU senior Enzo Panozzo was named the ACC’s co-defensive player of the week after scoring in a shutout of NC State.
Carmello Brooks remains suspended from the University of Houston football team while two criminal cases move forward.
Dallas gained 66 yards on the ground in its 37-20 victory over Washington as the Cowboys prepare to play Baltimore in Brazil.
Dak Prescott surpassed Tony Romo’s Cowboys record for touchdown passes during Dallas’ 37-20 victory over Washington.
Ahmed Nur, ranked among the nation’s top 30 prospects, is visiting SMU.
Baylor coach Dave Aranda said four injured players are expected to be available against Colorado.
Dallas is reviewing the Maracanã Stadium playing surface before its Sept. 27 matchup with Baltimore.
Texas Tech stayed unbeaten by edging Houston 28-26 in the teams’ first Big 12 game of the season.
TCU expects wide receiver Jordan Dwyer to return from a foot injury for the Sept. 26 game against UCF.
P.J. Locke left Dallas' home opener with a foot injury during Washington's first possession.
Baylor improved to 2-1 in 2026 by earning a 36-19 victory over Louisiana Tech on September 19.
Nico Collins will miss Houston’s game against Cincinnati because of a Grade 1 hamstring injury suffered in practice.
Dallas added two practice-squad linebackers while DeMarvion Overshown remains sidelined with a hamstring injury.
Nate Bennett will start again for Baylor on Saturday after DJ Lagway was ruled out with an ankle injury.
Houston has brought rookie receiver Lewis Bond up from its practice squad for the Bengals game, the team’s second standard elevation.
The Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys remain scheduled to play in Rio de Janeiro despite concerns about the Maracanã Stadium surface.
Baylor junior Nate Bennett is expected to start against Louisiana Tech if doubtful quarterback DJ Lagway cannot play.
Houston has elevated veteran safety and special teams player George Odum from its practice squad for the second time this season.
Dallas will be without DeMarvion Overshown and Malik Hooker when it faces Washington on Sunday afternoon.