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#1 Miami lost to Notre Dame 31-24 in South Bend, Tennessee blew out #6 Kentucky 34-6, and Oregon went into Columbus and curb-stomped #12 Ohio State 41-28. The college football playoff picture is getting clearer by the week. In the NFL, the NFC North is the only division in both conferences with all four teams winning six or more games, Kirk Cousins is heading back to Minnesota, and the AFC has four teams in the Jaguars, Chiefs, Broncos, and Bills all looking like contenders. Plus the Jaguars made two big trades for Jessie Bates III and Jordan Davis.

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The Golden State Valkyries are WNBA champions. Gabby Williams led a Game 7 comeback to beat the Atlanta Dream 68-63, clinching the first title in franchise history. In the NFL, the Ravens got embarrassed by the Bills 36-10, the Chiefs blew a double-digit lead to the Broncos 28-24, the Vikings lost for the first time this season to the Lions 19-15, and the Bears went on the road and beat the defending champion Seahawks 34-17.

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The Valkyries beat the Dream 64-55 in Game 5, putting Golden State one win from the WNBA title heading into Game 6 in Atlanta. The NBA season opened with a bang and we already have questions, including Jalen Williams going down over the weekend. Plus the undefeated Chiefs got embarrassed by the Seahawks 20-3, the Falcons stunned the 49ers at home, and all eight NFC North/AFC North teams sit above .500. FOLLOW DEAD END SPORTS Instagram: @deadendsports Twitter/X: @deadendsports TikTok: @deadendsports Facebook: facebook.com/deadendsports New episodes every Tuesday at 9PM ET. Dead End Sports is part of the Dead End Media Group network and the Urban One Podcast Network.

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We're four weeks into the NFL season and it's time to separate the real from the fake.

In the AFC, the Bengals lost at home to the Jaguars 22-17, the Patriots pulled off the upset of the week by beating the undefeated Bills on the road 29-26, and the Broncos fell to San Francisco 24-14. We're picking two contenders and one pretender from those three.

On the NFC side, the Eagles lost at home to the Rams 24-20, the Bears won without Caleb Williams again (beating the Jets 23-12), and Carolina took down Detroit 32-26. Same format, two contenders and one pretender.

Only three teams are still undefeated now: the Chiefs, the 49ers, and the Vikings. We're breaking down which one stays undefeated the longest and what the biggest flaw is for each of them.

Plus the NBA regular season is right around the corner. Preseason is underway and there's been a lot of roster movement since last year. We're talking about the team and player storylines we're watching the closest, our League Pass picks, and checking in on the WNBA playoffs.

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Three weeks in and the NFL is already sorting itself out. Five teams sitting at 0-3 and five teams still undefeated. The gap between contenders and pretenders is real. On the loser side, the Chargers, Texans, Dolphins, Titans, and Bucs all can't find a win. We're going through each one and deciding who can dig out of this and whose season is basically over. On the winner side, the Chiefs, 49ers, Raiders, Vikings, and Bills are all 3-0 but most of them had easy schedules this week, so how real are they?

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NFL Week 2 is done and we have some early overreactions that might actually be right.

Starting in the AFC, the Chiefs needed overtime to beat the Colts 33-30 at home, Cincinnati went on the road and blew out Houston 20-6, and Baltimore somehow lost to the Saints at home 24-17. We're going through all the AFC matchups and figuring out which results tell us something real about these teams.

On the NFC side, Carolina went into Atlanta and put up 34 on the Falcons. 34 to 3. Minnesota is 2-0 after beating Chicago 9-3 on the road, and Seattle still hasn't lost going back to last season after blowing out Arizona 31-7. We're breaking down who's legit and who just got lucky. College football had another wild weekend. Lane Kiffin's Ole Miss squad upset #7 LSU at home 32-24. Kentucky went on the road and beat #9 Texas A&M 31-21. Louisville took down #16 SMU 41-31. We're talking about which upsets matter most heading into next weekend.

Plus our Week 3 picks after Feefo took the lead dog spot going 4-2 last week. This week we got Rams vs Broncos, Ravens vs Cowboys, Eagles vs Bears, and Cardinals vs 49ers.

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The NFL regular season kicked off with teams averaging 25 points per game. We're breaking down which Week 1 matchups had us on our feet, which teams already look like a problem, and who got exposed early. Plus we're finally giving our division winners and Super Bowl picks.

On the college football side, this past weekend was pure chaos. Number 1 Ohio State fell to Texas in Austin. Oregon got dropped by Oklahoma State. Oklahoma lost at Michigan. Three ranked upsets in one weekend. We're getting into which one shocked us the most and which team can recover for a playoff push.

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Dead End Sports is LIVE. The NBA just handed the Clippers the worst punishment in league history. Ballmer suspended for a year, five first-round picks gone, massive fines for the Kawhi Leonard sponsorship deals. We're talking about whether this was too much or exactly what they deserved. College football is officially back and the opening weekend did not disappoint. Colorado, LSU, and Oregon all came away with big wins. We break down what we saw and where these teams are headed this season.

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