The Chargersopened their 2026 preseason with a convincing 27-7 victory over theTexansatReliant Stadium.Here is our recap of the preseason opener:It was over when...QuarterbackDJ Uiagaleleiconnected withwide receiver Devonte Rossfor a three-yard touchdown pass with just over 10 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. The score capitalized on a fumble recovery by undrafted rookie linebackerLander Barton. It extended the Chargers' lead to a comfortable 27-7 cushion.3 stars of the gameQBDJ Uiagalelei: 120 passing yards, 1 touchdown, 146.8 passer rating.RBAmar Johnson: 85 total yards, 2 rushing touchdowns, two-point conversionWRKeAndre Lambert-Smith: 4 receptions, 58 yards.Quick hitsQuarterbackTrey Lancestarted under centerwith the opportunity to make his case to beJustin Herbert'sprimary backup, but put up a mixed performance.Lancethrew for 164 yards but was plagued by some turnover-worthy throws, including a costly interception. He finished with a 65.4 passer rating.Quarterback DJ Uiagaleleipulled ahead in the quarterback battlewith a highly efficient outing, completing crisp passes for 120 yards and a striking touchdown towide receiver Devonte Ross.Running backAmar Johnson found the end zone twice on the ground and broke open a massive 55-yard reception to lead the team in total yards. Wide receiverKeAndre Lambert-Smithwas a reliable spark plugfor the offense, moving the chains effectively with a team-high 4 catches.Tight endJohnny Pascuzzialso had himself a day, proving to be a highly dependable target with 3 catches for 39 yards.Rookie Jake Slaughter started at center, but I was particularly impressed with his performance at left guard. Slaughter kept defenders at bay in pass protection and identified stunts really well, while also showing athleticism at the second level in the run game.Branson Taylor got some run at left guard and both tackle spots, also showing some good stuff in pass pro.Kayode Awosika, who started at right guard, hardly played in this game, which could indicate that the starting left guard is his job to lose.On the defensive side,Chris O'Leary's unit was stiff. After allowing an opening-series touchdown, they went on to produce three turnovers, five punts, and zero points.Defensive linemanJahmeer Carterlogged a sack. TeRah Edwards and Jacobian Guillory II also flashed in the trenches.Cornerback Avery Smith broke up a pass and made a tackle for loss.SafetyKendall Williamsonandlinebacker Emany Johnsoncame on strongas open-field tacklers, with each making a stop behind the line of scrimmage for a tackle for loss.LinebackerLander Barton recovered a fumble.Wide receiver Derius Davis is the frontrunner to be the starting punt returner, but it's worth noting that they had three others field punts: Wide receivers Brenen Thompson, Luke Grimm, and Devonte Ross.What's next?The Chargers will continue practicing before heading back to SoFi Stadium for their second preseason matchup against the49erson Thursday, August 20.This article originally appeared on Chargers Wire: Chargers top Texans in preseason opener: Recap of LA's win

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) -- The countdown to the season debut of Touchdown Friday is down to 8 days.8 days for high school football teams to polish up things before the games begin.Both Greene Central and Tarboro are hosting Jamborees tonight. Click the video above for more. Copyright 2026 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to WNCT.

Aug 13, 2026; Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA; New England Patriots place kicker Andy Borregales (36) lines up his field goal kick against the Indianapolis Colts during the first half at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Eric Canha-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectWith 10 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Andy Borregales had a chance to break a 13-13 tie and give his team a win in the preseason opener over the Indianapolis Colts. However, the New England Patriots place kicker hooked the 49-yard attempt to the left and had to watch the ball sail pass the upright.It wasnt the first time this happened. Borregales had already missed two of his four previous field goal attempts, sending a 56-yarder and 55-yarder wide to the left in the first and third periods, respectively.After the game, head coach Mike Vrabel was pretty straight-forward in his assessment of the situation.We expect him to make them, he said. Thats pro football. Theyre banging them in from 60 yards. They have two kickers on their roster. Andy knows we have to make those field goals.While Vrabels answer was blunt, he did later express confidence in his teams second-year kicker.Were going to have misses, were going to have mistakes in everything we do. We just need to be able to come back, he noted. We need to be able to bounce back. We need to be able to answer. Guys are going to drop a pass. Guys are going to miss a block. Were going to miss a kick. We just have to not let those things pile up.Andys been really good with that, and I would anticipate him getting back to work and really start to focus. Maybe it was a footwork thing or trying to over-swing, but I have confidence in Andy. You want to be able to make those. We got in a position to win the football game, and you got to be able to make them.Borregales joined the Patriots as a sixth-round selection in last years draft, and as a rookie won the kicking competition against former practice squad member Parker Romo. However, his career got off to a rocky start: he missed his first career field goal attempt and the following week shanked a couple of extra points.Nonetheless, the Patriots showed trust in him. Borregales kicked a 53-yard game-winning field goal later that same game against the Dolphins, and went on to split the uprights on his next 37 combined attempts. He was a bit more shaky down the stretch but still remained a valuable contributor while making 81.6% of his field goals and 96.8% of his extra points as a rookie.

Petnamkhong Sor Maneekhot has transformed adversity into undeniable momentum. This Friday, that incredible surge carries him directly into another massive test in ONE Championship.The Laotian-Thai star locks horns with Thai slugger Wanchainoi Pongsuphan PK in a high-stakes strawweight Muay Thai showdown that headlines The Inner Circle 26. The subscriber-exclusive spectacle broadcasts live in Asia primetime from Bangkoks iconic Lumpinee Stadium this Friday, August 14, at live.onefc.com.View this post on InstagramThis clash marks his second successive headliner on the global stage, and the immense pressure that comes with topping a card inside the mecca of Muay Thai has certainly not slipped past him.The 22-year-old brings real momentum of his own into the matchup, having masterfully strung together three straight victories, including a spectacular second-round finish of Tonglampoon FA Group. But stepping into the ring against a seasoned veteran boasting 101 career wins presents a genuine step up in competition.Petnamkhong told onefc.com:I feel honored and excited to fight a top-tier athlete from a renowned gym like PK Saenchai. He has far more experience and skill than I do, and Ive studied his style closely.Can I beat him? Well find out in the ring. That night, everyone will see who gets their hand raised.View this post on InstagramWanchainoi enters this main event showdown riding a perfect 3-0 run in the weekly series a streak that currently has him on the absolute doorstep of a life-changing US$100,000 main-roster contract.That kind of momentum has not gone unnoticed by outside observers weighing in on this matchup, and Petnamkhong is well aware of exactly how the general consensus reads heading into The Inner Circle 26.Rather than firmly push back against the public perception, Petnamkhong has confidently chosen to embrace it head-on.The Laotian-Thai star said:I admit that on paper, I might be the underdog in terms of technical skills and experience. But the one thing I am never an underdog in is my heart.My fighting spirit is there. I will never back down. Watch me prove it this Friday.View this post on InstagramPetnamkhongs Road From Rock BottomThat bold mention of heart is backed up by real, hard-fought experience. Before stringing together his current three-fight winning streak, Petnamkhong bravely pushed through a difficult stretch of three consecutive defeats between August 2024 and February 2025.Rather than suffer in silence, he turned to someone close to him and made a mature decision most professional fighters are deeply reluctant to consider, let alone follow through on.The Sor Maneekhot representative reflected:Losing those fights drained my confidence, and I faced a lot of online criticism. I talked with my sister and agreed to take a break from competing to focus on rebuilding my confidence before stepping back into the ring.View this post on InstagramThat crucial time away clearly paid off. Petnamkhong has successfully gotten his hand raised in every single fight that has followed, and much like the man he faces at The Inner Circle 26, he now finds himself rapidly closing in on that same six-figure deal.None of it, in his eyes, has been a solo effort, and the powerful motivation driving him extends well beyond his own gym walls.The 22-year-old concluded:I felt so relieved and happy with my winning streak. This comeback happened because of our team. Even though we are a small team, everyone worked together with unity and dedication, which pushed me to bounce back.Above all, ONE Championship is a global platform watched by fans all over the world. I want to represent Laos on that stage and make history for my country.Photo Credit: ONE ChampionshipSource

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Colts special teams coordinator Brian Mason appeared to have suffered a significant knee injury on the final play of the teams 13-13 tie against the Patriots in the preseason opener on Thursday night.Mason was standing on the sidelines when the play came to the edge, and although he tried to move out of the way, Mason still took contact and went down to the ground in obvious pain.Indianapolis doctors attended to Mason on the field and took him to the locker room for evaluation.Hes getting evaluated for his knee right now, Indianapolis head coach Shane Steichen said.Any further details on Masons knee were not immediately available after the game.He got rolled up, right on the sideline, Steichen said. Well see.A coach suffering an injury on an NFL sideline is rare, but it does happen. Commanders head coach Dan Quinn was left with a bloodied face after a sideline collision with Marcus Mariota last season, and Broncos head coach Sean Payton suffered a broken tibia and torn MCL when he was the head coach of the Saints in 2011. New Orleans tight end Jimmy Graham flew off the sideline and into Paytons leg; Payton was forced to coach from the press box for a couple of games after the injury.Joel A. EricksonandNathan Browncover theColtsall season. Get more coverage onIndyStarTVand with theColts Insider newsletter.This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Colts special teams coach Brian Mason appeared to suffer injury vs Patriots, what we know

Swansea, Wrexham and Cardiff have been in the same division at the same time on only six previous occasions [Getty Images/Huw Evans Picture Agency]The year was 1981. A pint was 50p, Prince Charles married Lady Diana and Only Fools and Horses graced TV screens for the very first time.In the Football League, meanwhile, Cardiff City, Swansea City and Wrexham were rivals - until May, at least - in what was then called Division Two.At no point since have Wales' three heavyweight clubs competed with one another in the second tier of English football, but that statistic is about to be wiped out.Wrexham climbed into what is now known as the Championship in 2024-25, the same year in which Cardiff were relegated to League One.But after Cardiff's immediate return from the third tier plus Wrexham's play-off near-miss and Swansea's latest mid-table finish the 2026-27 Championship campaign begins with three Welsh teams ready to compete in the division where the Premier League is the ultimate prize.Back together in the second tier after 45 years Cardiff, Swansea and Wrexham have been in the same division on only six previous occasions.It was most recently the case in 1994-95, when Swansea and Wrexham finished in mid-table in what is now League One, but Cardiff were relegated.The Welsh trio have been together in the second tier just twice before, in 1979-80 and 1980-81.Cardiff were Division Two regulars in that period, having played at the level in every season bar one after dropping out of the top flight in 1962.Wrexham were in the midst of a four-season spell in the division having climbed to the second tier for the first time in their history in 1977-78.Swansea, meanwhile, were on the crest of a wave following the inspired appointment of John Toshack as player-manager in the spring of 1978.Having won promotion from the fourth tier in 1977-78 and again from Division Three the following season, Swansea finished top of the Welsh pile in 1979-80.Toshack's team ended up 12th in their first second-tier campaign since 1965, with Cardiff 15th and Wrexham 16th.The following year was historic for Swansea, as a final-day win at Preston saw them clinch promotion to the top flight for the first time.Swansea celebrate winning promotion to the First Division in 1980-81, the season when they most recently competed alongside Cardiff and Wrexham in the second tier [Getty Images]Richie Morgan's Cardiff team, by contrast, scraped clear of relegation on goal difference, finishing 19th in a 22-team league.In what was the final year of two points rather than three being awarded for a win in the Football League, Arfon Griffiths' Wrexham ended up only two points above Cardiff in 16th.Despite their struggle to avoid relegation, the Bluebirds had the best of the Welsh derbies in 1980-81, with two wins against Wrexham and two draws with Swansea.Wrexham managed one draw with Swansea, but lost 3-1 at Vetch Field in March as Toshack's team edged closer to the First Division.Swansea's remarkable progress continued the following year, when they looked like genuine contenders for the title until a late-season dip in form meant they ended up sixth, which remains the club's best finish.A spectacular decline then began in 1982-83, as Swansea suffered the first of three relegations in four seasons.Their Welsh counterparts were also on the way down, with Cardiff and Wrexham relegated together from the second tier in 1981-82.While Wrexham dropped another division 12 months later, Cardiff bounced back with promotion, only to suffer successive relegations of their own in 1985 and 1986.That all meant that by 1986-87, the three Welsh clubs were reunited in the basement division.The battle to be Wales' top club Cardiff and Wrexham met in the EFL Cup last season, but have not faced each other in the league since 2001-02 [Huw Evans Picture Agency]After two seasons together at the bottom level, Cardiff, Swansea and Wrexham were reunited - this time in the third tier - for a couple of seasons in the mid-1990s.And now, after more than three decades, they are together again."Three Welsh teams in the Championship it's enormous for the country," said Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson."There's a mini-league going on [in Wales]."Wrexham came out on top last season, finishing four places above Swansea in 11th.Bookmakers make Parkinson's men favourites to finish as Wales' top club once more, with the Red Dragons tipped to push for a play-off place, Swansea in the middle of the pack and Cardiff among those with the longest promotion odds in the division.Brian Barry-Murphy reckons his team are capable of surprising the doubters though the Cardiff head coach brushed off questions about the fight to be Welsh football's leading club before Monday's mouthwatering curtain-raiser against Wrexham."We just want to do really well this season and try to get off to a good start on Monday," he said.Barry-Murphy was then reminded that when he took charge last summer, he described Cardiff as the biggest club in Wales."Cardiff feels like the biggest club in the world to me," he said in response."When I'm here the energy from the supporters is incredible."Hopefully on Monday you'll see an atmosphere that befits the stadium and the club and we'll try to do our part by producing a performance that gives us a chance to win."New Season, New Team!Fighting relegation & eyeing promotion? Championship set for six-team play-offsWrexham will make the journey down from north Wales once more in three weeks' time for a meeting with Swansea.Vitor Matos experienced two meetings with Wrexham last term, which ended in one win apiece, but this season will bring his first encounter with Cardiff.The Swansea head coach describes the prospect of facing the Bluebirds as "really special" but acknowledges that each of the all-Welsh encounters will come with added significance."They are games that mean a lot for the town, mean a lot for the fans, mean a lot for the families," Matos said."That's something that we need to respect as a club and as a team... so it will be a quite exciting season."In the Championship, most clubs start out with some sort of promotion hope - and the field looks even larger this year given that the play-off places will stretch down to eighth for the first time.Finding some consistency across 46 games is key to every team's prospects - but for three clubs in Wales, there are four fixtures which will matter more than the rest.

Chloe Pride (76), Michael Henin (77) and Jake Fink (78) led Oley Valley to two wins at Golden Oaks to open the high school golf season Thursday.Oley scored 312 with Gov. Mifflin scoring 340 and Schuylkill Valley 360.Oley Valley 312 Chloe Pridie 76, Michael Henin 77, Jake Fink 78, Matt Rubendall 81.Gov. Mifflin 340 Brady Morris 75, Carter Weaver 82, Bryan Forrer 90, Logan Bryan 93.Schuylkill Valley 360 Connor Huggard 87, Brody DeJesus 90, Rowan Gilmer 91, Brayden Stricker 92.

Aug. 29Today in sports historyToday is Aug. 29. On this date in:1885: John L. Sullivan defeated Dominick McCaffrey in Cincinnati in what is widely regarded as the first world heavyweight championship contested under the Marquess of Queensberry Rules, helping define modern boxing.1920: Duke Kahanamoku won the Olympic mens 100-meter freestyle in Antwerp, successfully defending his title as the United States swept the events medals.1920: Ethelda Bleibtrey anchored the United States to gold in the Olympic womens 4x100-meter freestyle relay at Antwerp, completing a sweep of all three womens swimming events contested at the games.1922: The United States defeated Great Britain 8-4 in the inaugural Walker Cup, launching one of amateur golfs premier international team competitions.1948: Jackie Robinson hit for a reverse natural cycle home run, triple, double and single as the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 12-7 in the first game of a doubleheader.1952: Dr. Reginald Weir and George Stewart became the first Black men to compete in the U.S. National Championships at Forest Hills, breaking a significant racial barrier in American tennis.1963: Sandy Koufax earned his first 20-win season by pitching a three-hitter as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the San Francisco Giants.1965: Willie Mays hit his 17th home run of August, establishing a National League record for home runs in a month, as the San Francisco Giants defeated the New York Mets.1966: Hall of Fame pitcher Robin Roberts recorded his 286th and final major league victory as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Atlanta Braves 4-2.1968: The U.S. Open entered the Open Era as professionals and amateurs competed together for the first time, and Billie Jean King won the first Open Era match played at Forest Hills.1972: American swimmer Sandy Neilson won Olympic gold in the womens 100-meter freestyle at Munich in 58.59 seconds, one of three gold medals she earned at the games.1977: St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Lou Brock stole two bases against the San Diego Padres, tying and then surpassing Ty Cobbs career record as it was recognized at the time with his 893rd steal.1990: The Seattle Mariners signed Ken Griffey Sr. as a free agent, paving the way for him and Ken Griffey Jr. to become the first father-son teammates in Major League Baseball history.1994: Mario Lemieux announced he would sit out the 1994-95 NHL season because of back problems and fatigue following cancer treatment; he returned the next season to win both the Hart and Art Ross trophies.1998: Louisiana Tech receiver Troy Edwards set an NCAA record with 405 receiving yards on 21 catches against Nebraska in the Eddie Robinson Classic.2003: AC Milan defeated Porto 1-0 in Monaco to win the UEFA Super Cup, with Andriy Shevchenko scoring the matchs lone goal.2004: Italys Stefano Baldini won the Olympic mens marathon in 2 hours, 10 minutes, 55 seconds in Athens after race leader Vanderlei de Lima of Brazil was attacked by a spectator. American Meb Keflezighi earned the silver medal.2004: Michael Schumacher finished second in the Belgian Grand Prix to clinch his record seventh Formula One world drivers championship; Kimi Rikknen won the race.2008: The Tampa Bay Rays secured the first winning season in franchise history in the franchises 10thseason, having just changed their name from the Devil Rays with their 82nd victory, a 14-3 rout of the Baltimore Orioles.2010: Kenyas David Rudisha lowered his week-old 800-meter world record to 1 minute, 41.01 seconds at a meet in Rieti, Italy.2015: Ashton Eaton won the decathlon at the World Championships in Beijing, breaking his own world record and securing a second consecutive world title.2015: Usain Bolt anchored Jamaica to the mens 4x100-meter relay gold medal at the World Championships in Beijing, earning the 11th world championship gold of his career.2018: Aaron Rodgers agreed to a four-year, $134 million extension with the Green Bay Packers, a record-setting NFL contract.2018: Milwaukees Christian Yelich went 6-for-6 and hit for the cycle in a 13-12 victory over Cincinnati, the first of his two cycles against the Reds that season.2021: Max Verstappen won the rain-shortened Belgian Grand Prix after only a handful of laps behind the safety car, producing the shortest race in Formula One history. USA TODAY NetworkThis story was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of information gathering, review, editing and publishing. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct.This article originally appeared on USA TODAY Sports: Today in sports, August 29

The NFL season is so close! For Miami Dolphins fans, the season won't open at home at Hard Rock Stadium. Instead, if you want to catch the Dolphins, you're going to need to travel for the first two games of the season.The Dolphins begin the preseason on Friday, Aug. 14, but the team opens the regular season on the road against the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium in September. It's the start of a new era for Miami fans, who will see the team under new head coach Jeff Hafley and leadership of quarterback Malik Willis.LEARN MORE: The ultimate Las Vegas getaway for Miami Dolphins fansIn September, the peak heat is passing and you can skip some of that Florida rain, while catching top artists at The Sphere and you can watch your favorite NFL team at Allegiant Stadium. Do you really need more of a reason to visit Las Vegas?Here's how Skyscanner, the official travel parter of the Miami Dolphins, can help you book your trip:Book travel to see the Miami DolphinsRaiders vs. Dolphins: Book your travel to see the Miami Dolphins at Allegiant Stadium Miami Dolphins 2026 NFL schedule, tickets Week 1: Miami Dolphins at Las Vegas Raiders - Sunday, Sept. 13 at 4:25 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 2: Miami Dolphins at San Francisco 49ers - Sunday, Sept. 20 at 4:25 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 3: Miami Dolphins vs. Kansas City Chiefs - Sunday, Sept. 27 at 1 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 4: Miami Dolphins at Minnesota Vikings - Sunday, Oct. 4 at 4:05 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 5: Miami Dolphins vs. Cincinnati Bengals - Sunday, Oct. 11 at 1 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 6: Bye WeekWeek 7: Miami Dolphins at New York Jets - Sunday, Oct. 25 at 1 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 8: Miami Dolphins vs. New England Patriots - Sunday, Nov. 1 at 4:25 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 9: Miami Dolphins vs. Detroit Lions - Sunday, Nov. 8 at 1 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 10: Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts - Sunday, Nov. 15 at 1 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 11: Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills - Sunday, Nov. 22 at 1 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 12: Miami Dolphins vs. New York Jets - Sunday, Nov. 29 at 1 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 13: Miami Dolphins at Denver Broncos - Sunday, Dec. 6 at 4:05 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 14: Miami Dolphins vs. Chicago Bears - Sunday, Dec. 13 at 1 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 15: Miami Dolphins at Green Bay Packers - Sunday, Dec. 20 at 1 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 16: Miami Dolphins vs. Los Angeles Chargers - Sunday, Dec. 27 at 1 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 17: Miami Dolphins vs. Buffalo Bills - Sunday, Jan. 3 at 1 p.m. ET - travel to watch the gameWeek 18: Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots - TBD - travel to watch the gameSHOP: Miami Dolphins 2026 NFL ticketsBook your trip and watch the Dolphins liveDolphins home opponents The Dolphins will host the following teams at Hard Rock Stadium this season: Buffalo Bills - travel to Miami and watch Dolphins vs BillsNew England Patriots - travel to Miami and watch Dolphins vs PatriotsN.Y. Jets - travel to Miami and watch Dolphins vs JetsChicago Bears - travel to Miami and watch Dolphins vs BearsCincinnati Bengals - travel to Miami and watch Dolphins vs BengalsDetroit Lions - travel to Miami and watch Dolphins vs LionsKansas City Chiefs - travel to Miami and watch Dolphins vs ChiefsL.A. Chargers - travel to Miami and watch Dolphins vs ChargersTravel to Miami and watch the DolphinsDolphins road opponents The Dolphins will hit the road and take on the following teams during the regular season: Buffalo Bills - travel to watch Dolphins at BillsNew England Patriots - travel to watch Dolphins at PatriotsN.Y. Jets - travel to watch Dolphins at JetsDenver Broncos - travel to watch Dolphins at BroncosIndianapolis Colts - travel to watch Dolphins at ColtsGreen Bay Packers - travel to watch Dolphins at PackersLas Vegas Raiders - travel to watch Dolphins at RaidersMinnesota Vikings - travel to watch Dolphins at VikingsSan Francisco 49ers - travel to watch Dolphins at 49ersCatch the Dolphins on the road this seasonMiami Dolphins 2026 NFL ticketsUSA TODAY Shopping will be covering all the best deals and drops so be sure to sign up for text alerts, check us out on Flipboard, follow us on TikTok, sign up for our newsletter and follow us on Instagram to stay updated!This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Miami Dolphins fans can kick off the 2026 season with a Las Vegas getaway

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