The Clausura portion of the season comes to an end with Chivas and Pumas battling for top spot

The Tennessee Titans had the second pick in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL draft, and they used it to select guard Fernando Carmona out of Arkansas.It was a surprise to many that the Titans waited until the 142nd overall pick to select an offensive lineman, but they did bring in another young, big guy to help protect rising quarterback Cam Ward. Carmona was initially a left tackle at Arkansas, but switched to guard during his senior season, giving the Titans both depth and flexibility with him on the roster.Here's how social media reacted to the Titans' fifth-round selection, Fernando Carmona.Sold, enough said! Im ready for Fernando Carmona to make an impact for @Titans. #Titanuphttps://t.co/4sg408WC3v Ed Gordo (@EdGordo6) April 25, 2026New #Titans G Fernando Carmona on joining the Titans:"All the people in the building are incredible... I'm excited to show my worth and work my way up the ranks." #TitanUp#NFLDraft 104-5 The Zone (@1045TheZone) April 25, 2026Fernando Carmona addressed this incident from 2024 with us in his first media availabilitySays it was a moment he had to grow from and was extremely embarrassed by. Not the player or person that he is. Says hes had to own it and be better from it.Obviously, the Titans were https://t.co/PuHPo327Xv Easton Freeze (@eastonfreeze) April 25, 2026Fernando Carmona is a name that I have come across but did not get a chance to evaluate - I wont instant react this pick for that reason. Based on the little I have seen, he has a ton of experience and I believe was a captain. I do remember a lot of Mike Washingtons big runs https://t.co/8N4KBqpdLP Major Kees (@Major_Kees) April 25, 2026Titans fans, Fernando Carmona probably had the BIGGEST jump in our program. Has played a ton of football at a lot of positions. Best position may be at Center! The MINDSET is the Culture | EP 04| THE FULL PICTURE https://t.co/sII4nXj1Db via @YouTube Duke Manyweather (@BigDuke50) April 25, 2026Titans knew OG Fernando Carmona was a journalism major!Told us that hed love to be the one covering sports one day down the road once his NFL career wraps up. AtoZ Sports Nashville (@AtoZSports) April 25, 2026Yeah Schlottmann is the starting centerStill gotta bring back Zeitler before I feel better though the metten burger (@themettenburger) April 25, 2026Titans OG Fernando Carmona said he learned the NASTINESS he plays offensive line with when he came into college having played tight end in high school.Had to adopt a mean-streak mentality to adjust. AtoZ Sports Nashville (@AtoZSports) April 25, 2026Fernando Carmona tells us he had a great time with the Titans pre-draft, is excited to land here.He played LG in college but is ready to have positional versatility considering the Titans need RG help. Hes been training both sides. Easton Freeze (@eastonfreeze) April 25, 2026New #Titans OG Fernando Carmona. Team captain in 2025 Athletic + Aggressive Over 3,200 total snaps played Aggressive & Competitive Six penalties in 2025 pic.twitter.com/vnZ7EYVK0J Justin M (@JustinM_NFL) April 25, 2026I asked @ChatGPTapp to give me a breakdown on Fernando Carmona, because Ill be the first to say, I have Never even heard of the guy, heres what it said #titanupwithkobe#fernandocarmona#titans#titanuppic.twitter.com/mVe5bfelod Kobe Finna Allen (@ChampagneKobe1) April 25, 2026#Titans select Fernando Carmona, G, Arkansas at Pick 142.Big man moving guard who gave up 1 sack and 5 pressures in 790 offensive snaps. Also is very disciplined, only 6 penalties in 2025. pic.twitter.com/sVhuOltDNT Courtlandt L.M. Griffin (@thecgriffy) April 25, 2026Sam Pittman was Fernando Carmona's head coach at Arkansas.As offensive line coach at Georgia, Pittman was a big backer of Isaiah Wilson when the #Titans drafted him 29th overall in 2020. Wilson played four snaps in one season and rates as an all-time bust.Hardly indicts every Paul Kuharsky (@PaulKuharskyNFL) April 25, 2026This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans select G Fernando Carmona: Here's how X reacted

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The offense, and specifically the passing game, is getting on the right track for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the 2026 Blue-Gold spring game.Reserve quarterback Blake Hebert found wide receiver Elijah Burress from about 8 yards out, and Burress had an athletic toe-tap catch for the touchdown.Notre Dame's passing game looked shaky early, but it has improved as this spring game has gone on..@BlakeHeberttt @elijahburress #GoIrish pic.twitter.com/jXoVvvKytQ Notre Dame Football (@NDFootball) April 25, 2026Contact/Follow us@IrishWireNDon X (formerly Twitter) and like our page onFacebookto follow ongoing coverage of Notre Dame news, notes and opinions.Follow Tim on X:@tehealeyThis article originally appeared on Fighting Irish Wire: Notre Dame connects for athletic TD catch in 2026 Blue-Gold game

A first Premier League win in 2026 wasn't enough to lift Tottenham out of the relegation zone. Spurs beat relegated Wolves 1-0 on Saturday to hand Roberto De Zerbi his first victory as coach.

Some teams walked into the 2026 NFL Draft needing a few tweaks others left with entirely new identities

Punjab Kings pulled off the highest successful run chase in Indian Premier League (IPL) history on Saturday by chasing down 265 against Delhi Capitals in Delhi, but DCs fielding mistakes played a big part in the result.PBKS captain Shreyas Iyer got two major lifelines during the chase and made Delhi pay with a 71-run knock off 36 balls.The first chance came on the last ball of the 15th over when Vipraj Nigam had Iyer mistiming a lofted shot straight towards long-off. Karun Nair moved a few steps forward, settled under the ball and should have completed a simple catch, but the ball slipped out of his hands.After the dropped chance, Vipraj Nigam sat down on the ground holding his head in disappointment. IS_Netwrk29 (@IS_Netwrk29) Just four balls later, Iyer survived again.On the second ball of the 16th over, Kuldeep Yadav bowled a length delivery and Iyer tried to pull it. The ball went high towards long-on after taking the top edge. Once again, Karun Nair was the fielder under it, but he dropped the chance for the second time.It was Kuldeeps wrongun, and despite the ball going high enough for a clear opportunity, the catch was missed.After being dropped twice in the span of four balls, Iyer stayed on and made the most of the chances, scoring 71 off 36 balls to help Punjab complete the record chase.Chasing 265, PBKS openers Prabhsimran Singh (76 off 26b; 9x4, 5x6) and Priyansh Arya (43 off 17b; 2x4, 5x6) unleashed their beast mode, putting on a 126-run opening stand in just 6.5 overs, posting season's highest power play score of 105/0.They lost three wickets in quick succession but skipper Shreyas Iyer, made full use of his repreives, to anchor the record chase with seven balls to spare.

Yes, it's Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft and the picks fly off the board on what's the final day of the yearly spectacle. With that said, there are still plenty of star collegiate players taken on Day 3 that have a chance to start from the jump at the next level. Here's one thing to know about the top selections from Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft: Tennessee CB Jermod McCoy (pick No. 101 of the Las Vegas Raiders): Had four interceptions in 2024 If healthy, McCoy would've been a Day 2, if not a Day 1 pick. Why? Well, that's because he missed the entire 2025 college football season due to a torn ACL injury, with the former Volunteers and Oregon State Beavers (2023) defensive back potentially needing more surgery for the matter. In 2024, McCoy reeled in four interceptions, logged nine passes defended and racked up 44 combined tackles; the year prior, he had two interceptions. Clemson QB Cade Klubnik (pick No. 110 of the New York Jets): Was No. 1 QB recruit in Class of 2022 Klubnik was the consensus top quarterback prospect in the Recruiting Class of 2022, with him becoming the Tigers' full-time quarterback for the 2023 season. Over his three seasons as Clemson's starting quarterback (2023-25), Klubnik averaged 3,142.0 passing yards, 23.7 passing touchdowns, seven interceptions and a 138.1 passer rating per year, while completing 64.2% of his passes. Kubnik's best season arguably came in 2024, as he threw for 3,639 yards and 36 touchdowns and rushed for 463 yards and seven scores, a season that saw Clemson reach the College Football Playoff. Indiana WR Elijah Sarratt (pick No. 115 of the Baltimore Ravens): Played for head coach Curt Cignetti on two teams Sarratt was among the many players who followed Cignetti from the James Madison Dukes with whom he played for one season after spending the 2022 season with the Saint Francis Red Flash to the Hoosiers for the 2024 season. Last season (2025), Sarratt totaled 65 receptions for 830 yards and a Big Ten-high 15 touchdowns en route to Indiana winning its first National Championship in program history. Miami (Fla.) CB Keionte Scott (pick No. 116 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers): Had two pick-sixes in 2025 After two seasons at Snow College (2020-21) and three seasons with the Auburn Tigers (2022-24), Scott transferred to play for the Hurricanes in 2025, with Miami going on to reach the College Football Playoff National Championship. In his lone season at Miami, Scott reeled in two interceptions, running back both of those picks for touchdowns. He also tallied two forced fumbles and five passes defended. Penn State DE Dani Dennis-Sutton (pick No. 120 of the Green Bay Packers): Had 23.5 sacks in college Dennis-Sutton was among the more productive pass rushers in the Big Ten over his four years with the Nittany Lions (2022-25), most notably totaling 8.5 sacks in each of the last two years. He finished his collegiate career with 23.5 sacks, while forcing seven fumbles from 2023-25. Oregon LB Bryce Boettcher (pick No. 135 of the Indianapolis Colts): Was selected in the MLB Draft That's not a typo. Boettcher played both football and baseball for the Ducks, with his performance in the latter sport resulting in Boettcher being selected by the Houston Astros in the 13th round of the 2024 MLB Draft. While he played baseball at Oregon from 2021-24, Boettcher played football for the Ducks from 2022-25. Last season (2025), he led the Big Ten with 80 assists, while also logging 136 combined tackles and two forced fumbles. North Dakota State WR Bryce Lance (pick No. 136 of the New Orleans Saints): Is the younger brother of QB Trey Lance The Bison receiver is the younger brother of the former No. 3 pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, who also played at North Dakota State. As for the new Saints wideout, Lance, who spent six seasons at North Dakota State, averaged 63 receptions for 1,066 yards and 12.5 touchdowns per season from 2024-25. Texas DB Michael Taaffe (pick No. 158 of the Miami Dolphins): Three-year starter for Longhorns Taaffe was among the faces of the Longhorns' defense, playing five seasons for the school and starting from 2023-25, which included appearances in the College Football Playoff in 2023 and 2024. Over the aforementioned span (2023-25), Taaffe averaged 2.3 interceptions and 65.3 combined tackles per season. Penn State RB Nicholas Singleton (pick No. 165 of the Tennessee Titans): 1st in Penn State history in rushing touchdowns Over his four seasons playing for the Nittany Lions (2022-25), Singleton rushed for a combined 3,461 yards and 45 touchdowns, which is first in program history; Singleton's rushing yards rank fourth in Penn State history. Ohio State S Lorenzo Styles Jr. (pick No. 172 of the New Orleans Saints): Brother of No. 7 pick Sonny Styles After two seasons playing for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish (2021-22), Styles transferred to Ohio State, where he was teammates with his brother, Sonny Styles, from 2023-25; Styles was selected by the Washington Commanders with the No. 7 pick. Furthermore, Lorenzo Styles was a wide receiver at Notre Dame before switching to a full-time defensive back in 2023. North Dakota State QB Cole Payton (pick No. 178 overall): Dual-threat QB with potential positional versatility Payton was a one-year starter at North Dakota State, but he showed enough on tape to be a fifth-round pick. Will he play quarterback at the next level, though? You can read more about Payton here. Arkansas QB Taylen Green (pick No. 182 of the Cleveland Browns): Arguably the best athlete at QB in this year's class The Browns have added another quarterback to their quarterbacks room, taking Green at the start of the sixth round. Green set records in the vertical jump (43.5 inches) and broad jump (11 feet, 2 inches) for a quarterback at the history of the combine, while also running a 4.36 40. Green threw for 2,714 yards, 19 touchdowns and 11 interceptions to go with 777 rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns this past season.

Punjab Kings skipper Shreyas Iyer continued his incredible chasing record during his side's IPL 2026 match against Delhi Capitals.