NFL

Browns 24, Steelers 19

A snow game! The 3-8 Browns are off track organizationally, but Cleveland is surely reveling in defeating a division rival. It didn’t come easy, though, as the Browns blew a fourth-quarter lead. Thankfully, Cleveland rosters one of the NFL’s top defenders in Myles Garrett. The edge rusher recorded three sacks last night, giving him 10 for the season.

Pittsburgh worked its way to an 8-2 start, but an eventual loss with Russell Wilson under center felt inevitable. This loss wasn’t on the 35-year-old, however, as he finished 21-of-28 for 270 yards and a touchdown.

The Steelers have two more divisional contests upcoming: at Cincinnati and versus Cleveland. Pittsburgh should bounce back to get to 10-3.

NCAAF

2025 five-star QB Bryce Underwood commits to Michigan

Whoa. After a hot — and expensive pursuit — by the Wolverines, it appeared that Underwood would stick with his pledge to LSU. Something changed, however, and now the 2025 No. 1 player will be staying home — a much needed recruiting win for Michigan. It’s no secret that the Wolverines have received poor quarterback play this season, so Underwood should start immediately.

2025 four-star QB Julian Lewis commits to Colorado

Life without Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter will undoubtably be a challenging shift for Colorado, but Lewis should make the transition easier. The quarterback has thrived in the spotlight for years, making him the No. 35 recruit for 2025. Expect Lewis, like Dylan Raiola at Nebraska this year, to start right away for the Buffaloes as a true freshman.

Georgia Tech 30, NC State 29

Georgia Tech has a lot of momentum within its program right now, and home wins like this will only enhance the Yellow Jackets’ push. A win over Georgia next Friday — can you even imagine? — would be monumental for 7-4 Georgia Tech.