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Arkansas Razorbacks vs. Memphis Tigers: Full Highlights (1:16) Arkansas Razorbacks vs. Memphis Tigers: Full Highlights (1:16) ESPN staffSep 20, 2025, 10:58 PM ET The Memphis Tigers took a big step toward asserting themselves as a contender for the College Football Playoff on Saturday, taking down the Arkansas Razorbacks 32-31. And although their on-field statement was a serious one, the Tigers also added a more playful swing on social media after the game. Once the victory was sealed, Memphis took to X to post the final score ... and take a shot at Arkansas in the process. "Smoked em," the caption of the postgame score graphic read, referencing the method by which one might cook the Razorbacks' pig mascot. SMOKED EM 🔥💨 #ALLIN | @chuckhuttontoyo pic.twitter.com/3PnByWGBgK — Memphis Football (@MemphisFB) September 20, 2025 Memphis also added a graphic portraying a tiger biting into a razorback for good measure. It wasn't the only school to offer a jab at its opponent after a win. Here are all the best trolls from around the college football world in Week 4. TCU 35, SMU 24 A mammoth performance by senior wide receiver Eric McAlister helped the TCU Horned Frogs to a 35-24 win over
Read moreDetailsCARY, N.C. – South Carolina completed the first day of the ITA All-American Championships on Saturday, picking up four wins throughout singles and doubles Bella Bergkvist Larsson opened up the tournament with a big win in singles, defeating sixth seeded Greta Greco Lucchina of California Berkely, 6-2, 6-4 in the round of 256. Freshman Daniela Piani started her collegiate debut on a high note, winning her singles match in the round of 256 over her opponent from University of Miami in a 6-4, 6-2 showing. Piani later on paired up with Kaitlyn Carnicella as the fifth seeds for the open doubles round of 32, advancing to the next round following a dominant 6-2, 6-0 victory. Lauren Friedman and Helena Buchwald were the second Gamecocks of the day to take down a seeded opponent, winning 6-2, 6-4. Continue to check GamecocksOnline.com and the team’s social media accounts (@GamecockWTennis) for the most up-to-date information on the women’s tennis program. Singles R256 – Daniela Piani (SC) def. Sebastianna Scilipoti (UMIAMI) 6-4, 6-2 R256 – Bella Bergkvist Larsson (SC) def. Greta Greco Lucchina (Cal) 6-2, 6-4 R256 – Alice Ferlito (PU) def. Helena Buchwald (SC) 7-5, 6-3 Doubles R32 – Carnicella/Piani (SC) def. Van
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Read moreDetailsCOLUMBUS, Ohio – To open the Sports Import Classic, the Virginia volleyball team (6-3) topped Ohio State (2-5) in five sets (15-25, 25-20, 25-7, 23-25, 15-12) at the Covelli Center on Friday night (Sept. 19). Becca Wight, a native of Worthington, Ohio, led the Cavalier attack with 13 kills to match Ohio State’s Hannah Jones for the match high. Wight’s 13 kills came on 20 attempts for a .650 hitting percentage. To go along with Wight’s 13 kills, Jasmine Robinson had 10 of her own and hit .529 in the victory. Talk to 'em, 1️⃣5️⃣#GoHoos pic.twitter.com/nRRy3ankex — Virginia Volleyball (@UVAVolleyball) September 19, 2025 On defense, Kate Dean tallied a season-high seven blocks, while Teagan Hogan recorded a new career-high with 15 digs. Hannah Scott had a career night from the service line with four aces. HOW IT HAPPENED Set 1: Ohio State 25, Virginia 15 The opening set of the weekend saw the homestanding Buckeyes tally seven of the first 10 points of the game. Virginia stormed back to take its first lead of the evening at 9-7 with a 6-0 run that was punctuated with a Zooey Dood service ace that forced an Ohio State timeout. A Reagan Ennist service
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Read moreDetailsWomen's Tennis September 18, 2025 SAN ANTONIO — The UTSA Women’s Tennis team is set to travel to Houston, Texas, to compete in the Rice Invitational on Friday, Sept. 19, to Sunday, Sept. 21. Natalia Castaneda Guerrero, Milica Milosavljevic, Aoka Nagasawa, Valeria Sanchez, Celine Absawi, Giuliana Giardina, Laia Tarazona Peyro, and Ayra Salim will all be making the trip to Houston to compete in the Rice Invitational. This is the Roadrunners’ second fall tournament of the season, after competing in the Jake Frederick Memorial Islander Open. UTSA has five more fall tournaments left to play, including the American Individual Championships. -UTSA-
Read moreDetailsThe founders who previously sold their livestreaming video startup Periscope to Twitter are back with a new startup — and no surprise, it’s an AI-focused company this time around. On Wednesday, former Twitter head of product Kayvon Beykpour announced the launch of Macroscope, an AI system aimed at developers and product leaders that summarizes updates to a codebase and catches bugs, among other things. The startup was co-founded by Beykpour, now Macroscope CEO, in July 2023, along with childhood friend Joe Bernstein, also previously of Periscope and their prior enterprise startup, Terriblyclever, which was sold to Blackboard in 2009. They’re joined by co-founder Rob Bishop, who sold his computer vision and machine learning company, Magic Pony Technology, to Twitter in 2016. The company describes its product as an “AI-powered understanding engine” that’s designed to save engineers time, and the type of product the founders “wish we’d had” when building their earlier companies. Today, engineers use a variety of tools to keep track of work, like JIRA, Linear, and spreadsheets, and spend too much time in meetings instead of building, Beykpour says. Macroscope is designed to fix this. Image Credits:Macroscope “I feel like I lived this pain…at every company I worked
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Read moreDetailsFootball . September 16, 2025 South Carolina Head Coach Shane Beamer and three members of the football program met with the media following Tuesday’s practice, as the Gamecocks prepare for Saturday's road matchup with #23 Missouri. Player media availability included: Luke Doty, Bryan Thomas Jr and JayR Johnson Related stories Football . September 15, 2025 Gamecocks and Kentucky Set for a Night Game at Williams-Brice Football . September 13, 2025 Football Falls to Vanderbilt Saturday Night Football . September 13, 2025 Watch Live: Head Coach Shane Beamer's Postgame News Conference (Vanderbilt) South Carolina Head Coach Shane Beamer and select players will be meeting with members of the media following Saturday's game against Vanderbilt
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