The Huskies are hoping to add another quality win to its somewhat weak schedule to impress the College Football Playoff selection committee, but Utah is looking to play spoiler. It’ll be a fun one in Salt Lake City. MORE: Week 9 bowl projections Here’s how to watch Washington at Utah, and keys to victory for both teams. Washington at Utah When: Saturday, Oct. 29, 3:30 p.m. ETWhere: Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City, UtahTV: FS1Online: FoxSportsGo....

Upwards of 80 people were seen racing out of the Walnut Creek store on 1200 Broadway Plaza while it was still open on Saturday evening, according to NBC Bay Area. In a clip shared by the network’s reporter Jodi Hernandez on Twitter, people wearing dark-colored hooded tops and face masks could be seen carrying bags and suitcases stuffed with items in their arms before climbing into cars that had been parked just outside the shopping center....

It’s possible you still remember Hubert Davis more as an ESPN basketball analyst than as an assistant coach for the North Carolina Tar Heels, largely because that’s how he allowed it to be. On television, he had no choice but to be obvious, because the camera was on him. He was compelled to give his opinions on developments in the sport, to break down plays, to banter with the other personalities on the network set, whether in Bristol or one of the “GameDay” visits to a top college campus....

Clarence William Moore III, 40, of Morganton, has been charged with armed robbery after taking $2,960 from a Big Daddy’s store clerk who was later found to be his partner, Callie Elizabeth Carswell, 24. Police said the incident took place on Monday at approximately 10 p.m. Carswell has been charged with armed robbery, misuse of 911 and filing a false police report, the Morganton News Herald first reported. On the night of the incident, police said surveillance footage showed a man walking into the convenience store armed with a “long curved knife” and demanding wads of cash from the register and safe....

The state reported 1,768 new confirmed cases–nearly 400 more than the previous record of 1,370 on June 6, and following protests in response to the death of George Floyd. “Today is North Carolina’s highest day of new cases since the pandemic started, and it’s also the highest day of testing that we have had, with over 21,000 tests reported,” Governor Roy Cooper stated at a coronavirus press conference. “But the high number of new cases is not just related to more testing....

Some administration officials say they refuse to call it a red line because it would look as if Washington were threatening military strikes. Others admit there is a far simpler explanation: while the message is clear, the policy response is not. “What exactly do you want us to do?” asks one exasperated administration official. Word games have been common when handling North Korea. The administration refused to call the situation a crisis, then refused the notion of bilateral talks–at least to begin with....

State-run North Korean media outlets have been providing daily updates on the global proliferation of the COVID-19 disease as well as efforts by the tightly-controlled state to halt its spread. As one of the first countries to begin enforcing travel restrictions when the outbreak worsened last month in China and beyond, North Korea has not yet reported any confirmed cases of its own, but authorities appeared to be taking the illness very seriously....

Addressing a televised parliamentary session Tuesday, South Korean Unification Minister Kim Yeon-chul warned of an “infodemic” of “fake news” in response to a flurry of local and international media reports, citing unnamed sources, that claim North Korea’s 36-year-old ruler has taken ill, undergone a botched surgery or even died. Kim Jong Un has not been seen in public in more than two weeks, missing Day of the Sun celebrations dedicated to his frequently exalted grandfather, as well as another holiday commemorating the North Korean founder’s establishment of anti-Japanese guerrilla units....

The official Korean Central News Agency reported Monday that inter-Korean ties have become a “catastrophe,” blaming South Korea for not taking serious enough action in preventing the scattering of anti-North Korean leaflets near their border, where heavy military fortifications had recently begun to be scaled back in a step toward peace. Seoul announced it would crackdown on the practice, but Vice-Chair Kim Yong Chol and First Vice Department Director Kim Yo Jong of the ruling Korean Workers’ Party Central Committee reportedly lashed out during a review meeting....

However, over the past two weeks these states—Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Texas—have all seen their caseloads dip by at least 30 percent, with hospitalizations dropping by at least 22 percent, according to The New York Times COVID tracker. This trend toward a decline in severe COVID cases has spread throughout the country with America posting a 26 percent drop in daily COVID cases over the past 14 days and a 17 percent drop in hospitalizations....

Since the beginning of the pandemic, health authorities have warned that people age 65 and older are among those at highest risk for severe disease, and should thus limit interactions with others as much as possible. There is good reason for these warnings. Statistically, the odds of hospitalization and death from the coronavirus rise with age. But unfortunately, many of us have taken this message to an extreme—and concluded that everyone over 65 should remain in total isolation....

Bayern’s journey through the group stage was largely routine, but disappointing relative to their recent history. A shock 3-2 defeat to Rostov in Russia on Matchday 5 saw them fail to win their UCL group for the first time since 2009-10. A 1-0 loss in Madrid to Atletico (who eliminated Bayern at the semi-final stage last season) on Matchday 2 ultimately saw Diego Simeone’s side emerge as group-winners. The Robert Lewandowski show in Eindhoven versus PSV will go down as the highlight of the group stage for the German champions....

“I WOULDN’T SAY wake up the children,” Dan Rather famously uttered late that night, “but when they wake up in the morning, be sure to show them this, because they’re not likely to see it again in their lifetime.” Bush was named president-elect around 2:15 a.m. EST and then later, William M. Daley, Gore’s campaign chairman, said they were contesting, not conceding. The “nonelection” stretched on for another 36 days....

Showtime will televise the Fighting Irish in a college-based series similar to the all-access look at the NFL on HBO’s “Hard Knocks,” FootballScoop.com first reported and Showtime confirmed. MORE: Best/worst case for SN Top 25 teams | Top 15 programs since 2000 The show will display aspects of Notre Dame’s fall camp and how Brian Kelly coaches his team. Filming will begin immediately, with the first episode to air Sept....

Line: Syracuse -2 Total: 141.5 MORE: College hoops live odds | ATS standings Trends: Notre Dame 14-5 SU, 7-9-1 ATS, 10-7 O/U. Syracuse 13-8 SU, 10-10 ATS, 10-10 O/U. KenPom efficiency ratings: Notre Dame 28 (overall), 1 (offense), 227 (defense). Syracuse 39, 66, 39 Effective FG percentage: ND 56.6, Syracuse 49.5 EFG% against: ND 49.3, Syracuse 46.6 Injuries: Demetrius Jackson, Notre Dame’s leading scorer, will miss Thursday’s game with a hamstring injury....

The suspended players dressed as prisoners and posted a picture on Instagram with the caption “Free Us.” The two were suspended while undergoing an academic dishonesty investigation. Seeing as though it’s just a part of an investigation the prison clothes could be misleading as to proving their innocence. A photo posted by tdf_baby (@tdf_baby) on Oct 10, 2014 at 4:30pm PDT