Upset alert: No. 22 Oregon walked into No. 3 Ohio State and came away with a statement win, while ranked rivals and one-possession thrillers kept the action rolling across college football, the NBA, the NHL and college basketball.
Top Games
- #12 Notre Dame topped #8 Miami 31-24 in a ranked showdown decided by seven, delivering the night’s first nail-biter.
- #5 Alabama handled #11 LSU 31-13, turning a ranked showdown into a convincing result.
- #2 Georgia overwhelmed #21 Ole Miss 42-7, a ranked matchup that became a decisive blowout.
- Upset alert: #22 Oregon knocked off #3 Ohio State 41-28 in a high-scoring ranked showdown, one of the day’s biggest surprises.
- Atlanta Hawks edged the Brooklyn Nets 124-121 in a high-scoring, three-point nail-biter, with Jalen Johnson piling up 30 pts, 7 reb, 6 ast.
- New Jersey Devils squeezed past the New York Islanders 5-4 in a one-goal, high-scoring thriller; Islanders goalie Ilya Sorokin made 45 saves, with 5 GA.
- Tampa Bay Lightning slipped past the Minnesota Wild 4-3, adding another high-scoring, one-goal finish to the night’s nail-biter reel.
- New York Rangers escaped Seattle with a 4-3 win over the Kraken, a high-scoring matchup settled by just one goal.
- Dallas Stars held off the San Jose Sharks 4-3 in another one-goal, high-scoring battle.
- Phoenix Suns outlasted the Houston Rockets 102-99 in a three-point nail-biter.
- Oklahoma City Thunder routed the Washington Wizards 114-75, a commanding 39-point blowout.
- San Antonio Spurs powered past the Portland Trail Blazers 125-103, turning in a 22-point blowout.
- Abilene Christian nipped Lamar 83-81 in a high-scoring finish decided by two.
- UNC Wilmington edged East Carolina 78-75 in a three-point, high-scoring nail-biter.
- Memphis survived VCU 89-88 in the day’s tightest college hoops finish, a high-scoring game decided by one.
Standout Performances
Stephen Curry erupted for 41 pts, 6 reb, 6 ast for the Golden State Warriors, well above his 29.9 PPG season average. Franz Wagner also filled the box score for Orlando with 30 pts, 6 reb, 11 ast, well above his 19.6 PPG season average.
Donovan Mitchell poured in 37 pts, 4 reb, 4 ast for Cleveland, well above his 22.6 PPG season average, while the Knicks’ Jalen Brunson posted 31 pts, 6 reb, 9 ast, near his 26.2 PPG season average.
On the ice, Martin Necas recorded 2 G, 2 A and Cale Makar added 1 G, 2 A for Colorado; Necas is now at 7 goals on the season. Evgeni Malkin dished out 3 A, while Edmonton’s Leon Draisaitl scored 2 G and added 1 A, bringing him to 14 goals on the season.
From Oregon’s ranked upset to one-goal hockey finishes and a buzzer-tight college hoops slate, Nov. 7 delivered the kind of scoreboard drama that keeps fans checking every final.
