SATURDAY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SCORES
CLASS 3A:
Greenville 48, Fairfield 6 (The Mules end their season at 6-4)
CLASS 1A GAMES:
Camp Point 34, Nokomis 6
Casey-Westfield 39, Jacksonville Routt 21
Hardin Calhoun 38, Central A&M 7
Sesser-Valier 30, Red Hill 6
CLASS 2A GAMES:
Chester 40, Westville 35
Johnston City 46, Red Bud 13
Maroa-Forsyth 49, St Teresa 13
Quincy Notre Dame 49, Flora 6
Warrensburg-Latham 35, Carmi 30
CLASS 3A GAMES:
Monticello 49, DuQuoin 20
Nashville 42, Stanford-Olympia 35
Benton 48, New Berlin 7
Sullivan 32, Mt Carmel 6
Tolono-Unity 44, Roxana 31
St Joe Ogden 48, West Frankfort 0
CLASS 4A GAMES:
Breese Central 42, Harrisburg 7
Murphysboro 56, Macomb 33
Olney 41, Kewanee 14
Waterloo 33, Taylorville 30
CLASS 5A GAMES:
Metamora 23, Centralia 9
Morris 57, Triad 28
CLASS 6A GAMES:
Chatham-Glenwood 49, Crete Monee 34
East St Louis 67, Springfield 0
HIGH SCHOOL SECTIONAL CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS FROM SATURDAY:
Fairfield Lady Mules Cross Country team and Grant Jennette from the Mules Boys Cross Country Team are both headed to state. Lady Mules finish 5th overall. It is the first time in school history for the Lady Mules cross country team to qualify for the state meet as a team. Grant finishes 14th. This is Grants 3rd time in a row to qualify for state as an individual.
NFL SUNDAY:
Cincinnati Bengals 41, Las Vegas Raiders 24
Baltimore Ravens 41, Denver Broncos 10
Washington Commanders 27, New York Giants 22
Atlanta Falcons 27, Dallas Cowboys 21
Buffalo Bills 30, Miami Dolphins 27
Los Angeles Chargers 27, Cleveland Browns 10
Philadelphia Eagles 28, Jacksonville Jaguars 23
Carolina Panthers 23, New Orleans Saints 22
Arizona Cardinals 29, Chicago Bears 9
Detroit Lions 24, Green Bay Packers 14
Tennessee Titans 20, New England Patriots 17 (OT)
Los Angeles Rams 26, Seattle Seahawks 20 (OT)
Minnesota Vikings 21, Indianapolis Colts 13
NBA SUNDAY:
Atlanta Hawks 126, New Orleans Pelicans 111
Dallas Mavericks 108, Orlando Magic 85
Detroit Pistons 106, Brooklyn Nets 92
NHL SUNDAY:
Chicago Blackhawks 4, Anaheim Ducks 2
Winnipeg Jets 7, Tampa Bay Lightning 4
New York Rangers 5, New York Islanders 2
Carolina Hurricanes 4, Washington Capitals 2
Minnesota Wild 2, Toronto Maple Leafs 1 (OT)
Edmonton Oilers 4, Calgary Flames 2
Boston Bruins 2, Seattle Kraken 0
MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL:
7:15 p.m. – Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Kansas City Chiefs
COLLEGE FOOTBALL:
The Illinois Fighting Illini dropped out of the top-25 following a 25-17 loss to the Minnesota Gophers at Memorial Stadium on Saturday. The Illini led by one with about five minutes left in regulation before giving up a go-ahead touchdown to Jameson Geers. Luke Altmyer lost a fumble in the final minute during a potential game-tying drive. The Illini are in seventh place in the Big Ten with a 3-and-3 conference record and a 6-and-3 mark overall. Illinois hosts Michigan State on November 16th.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
The number-24 Illinois Fighting Illini begin their 2024-25 men’s basketball campaign with a contest against Eastern Illinois at State Farm Center tonight. The Illini have made the NCAA Tournament in each of the last four seasons, making it to the Elite Eight in 2024. Tonight’s game will tip off at 7:00PM.
College hoops gets underway tonight. Highly-touted freshman Cooper Flagg and fifth-ranked Duke host Maine at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Number 23 Kentucky begins its season at Rupp Arena against Wright State. This season is the first since 2008-09 the Wildcats have not been led by John Calipari. The top two teams in the nation are in action. Top-ranked Kansas hosts Howard and second-ranked Alabama hosts UNCA Asheville. The best game of the day is seventh-ranked Gonzaga hosting eighth-ranked Baylor in a rematch of the 2021 national title game. Two-time defending champion UConn starts its season Wednesday against Sacred Heart.
BASEBALL NEWS:
The best fielders in Major League Baseball are being recognized. The winners of the annual Gold Glove awards have been announced. Giants third baseman Matt Chapman won for the fifth time in his career. Guardians second baseman Andres Gimenez, Diamondbacks first baseman Christian Walker, Cubs left fielder Ian Happ and Guardians left fielder Steven Kwan all won for the third straight year. Rockies center fielder Brenton Doyle won for the second consecutive season. There were 14 first-time winners with the headliner of the group being Royals superstar shortstop Bobby Witt Jr.
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