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Flex your football brain with our daily quizzes
BBC Sport has published its regular set of daily football quizzes, inviting readers to test their knowledge across three different formats. Friday’s edition was compiled by Flora Snelson, Joe Rindl and BBC Sport user Andrew Speight from Huddersfield, continuing the outlet’s ongoing series of interactive football content aimed at engaging fans between match days. The…
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Lucas Herrington staying grounded at Hull City despite meteoric rise: ‘It’s pretty crazy’ | Joey Lynch
Lucas Herrington, an 18-year-old Australian defender, has made a rapid rise to the Premier League with newly promoted Hull City, becoming the 54th Australian to play in England’s top flight. He joined from MLS side Colorado Rapids on a five-year deal, in a move reported to make him one of the most expensive Socceroos ever,…
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Nvidia Extends DLSS 5 to Older GPUs as Performance Concerns Emerge
Nvidia has confirmed to The Verge that its new DLSS 5 AI rendering technology will officially extend to older RTX 40-series graphics cards, reversing an earlier plan to limit the feature to its newest RTX 50-series GPUs at launch. The reversal followed modders successfully porting a leaked version of DLSS 5 to run on a…
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I’ve found DLSS 5 can slash frame rates by up to 73% on an RTX 5080 gaming PC in NBA 2K27, and I’m wondering what kind of mega-rig would justify the performance hit
A PC Gamer writer testing Nvidia’s new DLSS 5 upscaling technology found that, in NBA 2K27, enabling certain DLSS 5 features can reduce frame rates by as much as 73% on a system running an RTX 5080 graphics card. The finding is notable because DLSS is generally marketed as a way to boost performance by…
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Barry-Murphy to be longest-serving Cardiff boss since Warnock
Brian Barry-Murphy will become Cardiff City’s longest-serving manager since Neil Warnock when he takes charge of his 63rd game, against Portsmouth on Saturday 5 September. This milestone highlights the turbulence Cardiff have experienced since Warnock’s departure in November 2019, with Barry-Murphy the eighth permanent appointment (tenth including caretakers) in that time, achieving the feat in…
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Caitlin Clark’s record-breaking August sets the stage for her FIBA Women’s World Cup debut
Caitlin Clark is set to make her FIBA Women’s World Cup debut with Team USA on Friday, arriving fresh off a record-breaking August in the WNBA with the Indiana Fever. The Indiana point guard’s dominant form has fuelled optimism that the United States could be difficult to beat at the tournament, following a month in…
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Here’s why, even with all its problems, college football is still better than the NFL
An Outkick/Fox Sports opinion piece argues that, despite a difficult offseason marked by playoff expansion debates, coaching poaching such as Lane Kiffin’s move from the NFL ranks to LSU, and ongoing controversy over the transfer portal and NIL payments, college football remains more compelling than the NFL as the new season begins. The author’s central…
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Michael Lombardi leaves North Carolina football GM role, university’s internal probe continues
Michael Lombardi has resigned as general manager of the University of North Carolina’s football programme, more than a month after being placed on paid administrative leave during an internal investigation. UNC confirmed the university’s Office of University Counsel will continue its probe despite his departure, and will consider “all appropriate corrective actions” once it concludes.…
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Judge grants injunction against NCAA, SEC, allowing athletes with NFL ties eligible to play for LSU, others
A Louisiana judge has granted a temporary injunction against the NCAA and SEC, allowing college athletes with prior professional ties, including those who spent time in NFL training camps, to remain eligible to play this season. The ruling, issued by Judge William Jorden in Baton Rouge, is a significant win for LSU and head coach…
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Pablo Torre Sounds Off on the NBA’s Historic Ruling Against the Clippers, Kawhi Leonard and ESPN — and Teases His Next Big Sports Investigation
Podcaster Pablo Torre has spoken to Variety after the NBA handed down its harshest-ever penalty against a franchise, ruling that the Los Angeles Clippers committed “multiple significant rules violations” over a scheme in which star player Kawhi Leonard received payments via a sham endorsement deal to circumvent the salary cap. The ruling vindicates a monthslong,…