Dowler's pick-6 highlights Montana State's 31-28 win over rival Montana in FCS showdown
Caden Dowler had a 34-yard interception return for a third-quarter touchdown and Justin Lamson had touchdowns passing and running for the seventh straight game to lift Montana State to a 31-28 win over Montana to win the Big Sky Conference championship on Saturday. The Bobcats (10-2, 8-0), ranked third in the FCS coaches poll, ran the clock out after Eli Gillman scored on a 52-yard run to pull the second-ranked Grizzlies (11-1, 7-1) within three with 6:59 to play.
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No. 10 Alabama cruises past FCS opponent Eastern Illinois 56-0 with Iron Bowl up next
Six different players scored touchdowns, including two apiece from Kevin Riley and AK Dear, and No. 10 Alabama cruised to a 56-0 win against lower-division Eastern Illinois on Saturday. The Crimson Tide outgained the Panthers 539-34, not a huge surprise given one is a powerhouse program and the other is a losing team from the Football Championship Subdivision. Alabama ran for a season-high 269 yards, with all eight offensive touchdowns coming on the ground.
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A new negative record for Liverpool in the Premier League: What's happening to the Reds!
A negative number that hasn't happened in 50 years.Getty ImagesLiverpool's campaign under Arne Slot has hit a troubling phase following a decisive home defeat to Nottingham Forest. The Reds conceded t...
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Panthers Week 12 injury report: 3 starters ruled out vs. 49ers
The Panthers have ruled out three starters for Monday night's matchup against the 49ers.
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![](/<figure><img alt="A new negative record for Liverpool in the Premier League: What"s happening to the Reds!" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/foot_africa_articles_352/80dc84597b4d31f015f709c3cfb203d3" data-uuid="6174a42e-60f7-3863-afa3-6ac8bdfe5e8f"><figcaption>A new negative record for Liverpool in the Premier League: What's happening to the Reds!</figcaption></figure><p>A negative number that hasn't happened in 50 years.</p><img height="0" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/foot_africa_articles_352/80dc84597b4d31f015f709c3cfb203d3" width="0" data-uuid="6174a42e-60f7-3863-afa3-6ac8bdfe5e8f"><p>Getty Images</p><p>Liverpool's campaign under Arne Slot has hit a troubling phase following a decisive home defeat to Nottingham Forest. The Reds conceded three unanswered goals in a performance that extended their concerning form, coming on the heels of another 3-0 loss to Manchester City before the international break.</p><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p dir="ltr" lang="en">1965 - Liverpool have lost back-to-back league games by a margin of 3+ goals for the first time since April 1965 under Bill Shankly. Malfunction. <a href="https://t.co/0DnKQkYIib">pic.twitter.com/0DnKQkYIib</a></p>— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) <a href="https://twitter.com/OptaJoe/status/1992278452041294088?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 22, 2025</a></blockquote><p>This consecutive heavy defeat marks an unusual setback for the club, representing the first time since 1965 that Liverpool has suffered back-to-back league losses by three or more goals. The historical parallel places this difficult period in stark contrast to the successful Bill Shankly era, when the club last experienced such a sequence.</p><p>The team's current league position reflects these challenges, with Liverpool now sitting outside the Premier League's top ten after twelve matches. Occupying 11th place, the Merseyside club faces the immediate threat of being surpassed by their historic rivals, Everton.</p>)