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The New England Patriots defeated the Minnesota Vikings by a 20-12 score in a mostly defensive game. Drake Maye played for a couple of drives and even led the team on a touchdown drive early in the game. He left the game after throwing 4-of-7 for 46 yards. Saturday's game was once again all about the backup quarterbacks, Joshua Dobbs and Ben Wooldridge. Dobbs went 11-of-16 passing for 106 yards and one touchdown, while Wooldridge was 7-of-13 passing for 55 yards. The biggest stories of the game were the defense holding the Vikings to only field goals and another lights-out performance from undrafted rookie wide receiver Efton Chism III. For a second straight week, Chism led the Patriots in receiving with six catches for 71 yards and a touchdown. Rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson was responsible for the other touchdown with an eight-yard rush in the first quarter. With the victory, the Patriots extended their preseason record to 2-0. Here's what people were saying on social media after the game: Follow Patriots Wire on Twitter and Facebook.

After being removed from Twitter by Elon Musk, former CEO Parag Agrawal made a high-profile comeback to Silicon Valley with a new artificial intelligence venture, Parallel Web Systems Inc. And now his company has launched a system, Deep Research API, that outperforms humans and even GPT-5! What actually happened? Agrawal, an IIT Bombay B.Tech and Stanford University PhD was terminated in October 2022 after Musk’s $44 billion takeover of Twitter. Next, the former Twitter CEO launched Parallel Web Systems Inc., an AI-focused cloud platform drawing significant attention and funding. Agrawal’s Parallel has raised $30 million from prominent investors, including Khosla Ventures, Index Ventures, and First Round Capital. Without any major announcement, the startup headquartered in Palo Alto was founded in 2023. According to the company’s blog post, it is already processing millions of research tasks daily for early adopters, including “some of the fastest-growing AI companies,” as Agrawal describes them. Also read: Zerodha launches Kite Backup — All you need to know about the WhatsApp-based emergency trading mode (startuppedia.in) Deep Research API “And today, we launched our Deep Research API - it's the first to outperform both humans and all leading models including GPT-5 on two of the hardest benchmarks,” Parag

Phil Didion/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The Bengals’ biggest questions heading into training camp were in the pass rush and in the pass protection. Friday at practice, one of those seemed much better than the other one, as the pass rush seemed to be absolutely dominating the Bengals’ offensive line. Shemar Stewart and Kris Jenkins were both dominating upfront, which is hopefully a good sign for the pass rush, but it is also a bad sign for the offensive line. While speaking about the pass rush, Trey Hendrickson is still out there just helping coach the young defenders with no deal in sight. All was not dark for the offense, though. Even as the pass rush was terrorizing Burrow, the wide receivers were still making plays, including a great catch by Andrei Iosivas, which could point to even more year 3 improvements for him. The vets, of course, aren’t ones to be shown up, so Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase also got impressive touchdown catches from Joe Burrow. On the rehab field were Jermaine Burton and Mike Gesicki, so the offensive firepower wasn’t even all out there. Although there is no fix for the guard position

Track & Field/Cross Country August 15, 2025 SAN ANTONIO – UTSA Director of Track & Field/Cross Country Aaron Fox announced on Friday that the Roadrunners will be bringing another transfer thrower into the 2025-26 squad, adding experienced Sun Belt Conference thrower Lauralyn Clifford to next year’s Roadrunners roster. "Lauralyn brings a wealth of DI experience in the throws, and the continuous growth in her performances makes her a solid addition to our throws squad,” Fox said.  “We’re excited to get her to San Antonio and get to work taking the next step and helping her reach her academic goals on her Master’s.” Born in Castries, Saint Lucia, Clifford comes out of Toronto, Ontario by way of her graduate transfer from Coastal Carolina, where she has competed in throws over the past four seasons for the Chanticleers. She is the standing St. Lucia national record holder in the weight throw and hammer throw and was a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) at CCU, in addition to being a Jackson Scholar for the Leadership and Ethics Program and leading an after-school ethics program for middle-schoolers. She was also recognized in February as a nominee for the Allstate NACDA Good Works.

Troy University alumnus U.S. Marine Capt. Morgan Long encouraged new TROY students to find ways to get involved in campus life to make the most of their college experience during Tuesday night’s Odyssey Convocation in Trojan Arena. Hosted by the Office of Student Engagement and Leadership, the Senior Vice Chancellors and the Deans of TROY’s five colleges, the annual convocation signals the beginning of TROY students’ journeys, which will ultimately lead back to the arena stage for their commencement ceremony. Long, a 2020 TROY graduate with a bachelor’s degree in hospitality, sport and tourism management and a former president of the Student Government Association, recalled his early days at TROY when he decided to take that step out during Welcome Week activities to find ways to become involved. He first became involved in Freshman Forum and later SGA and the Trojan Ambassadors, giving tours of the Troy Campus to prospective students. He encouraged students to find their own paths to becoming involved. “The biggest piece of advice I would have is to step out of that dorm room and get involved. Invest into TROY and watch it invest so much more into you,” he said. “The little bit of opportunity

Season Two of Peacock’s Here Come the Irish series will stream on December 8, 2025. Here Come The Irish offers an in-depth look at the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team, exploring their lives on and off the field. On the field, witness the intense training regimens, strategic game preparations, and the electrifying atmosphere of game days. Off the field, the series delves into the academic commitments, personal stories, and the motivation to be college football’s best. Through exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and a deep dive into the rich history of Notre Dame football, this series paints a comprehensive picture of the dedication, perseverance, and spirit that define this legendary program. The moments you can’t see anywhere else. This is the official home for #HereComeTheIrish your all-access pass to Notre Dame Football. Season 2 premieres Dec 8 on Peacock. Follow along until then 🎥 pic.twitter.com/YndsQuVPHZ — Here Come The Irish (@ND_HCTI) August 14, 2025 The mindset stays the same. Reach our full potential ☘️#HereComeTheIrish is back for Season 2 ☘️ Premiering December 8, 2025 on @Peacock 📲 Get exclusive access to the show by following @ND_HCTI #GoIrish☘️ pic.twitter.com/eVo0WMFlH7 — Notre Dame Football (@NDFootball) August 14, 2025

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Lobo fans are invited to University Stadium to catch their 2025 Lobos in action as the team will practice and scrimmage starting at 1 pm. Immediately following the scrimmage, fans are invited for autographs and to visit UNM’s new tailgate area located just north of University Stadium. As a special perk, all season-ticket holders can watch the scrimmage from the field along the sidelines. The Lobos were recently selected as one of 10 teams poised to exceed expectations in 2025, and UNM has demonstrated a significantly improved defense, a solid running game, and excellent quarterback-receiver chemistry through fall camp. The scrimmage will run from 1 pm to 3 pm, with the autographs immediately afterwards. Once the autographs are over, all fans can come check out UNM’s new tailgate area. It’s a great time to get season tickets for Lobo Football or invest in a Mini Plan. UNM Athletics is making Lobo Football as fan-friendly and as affordable as ever. In the past week, UNM and Vice President/Director of Athletics Fernando Lovo have announced an all-new $4 value menu, the latest in a string of fan-friendly initiatives. Along with the all-new $4 Value Menu (where fans can get

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Track & Field/Cross Country August 12, 2025 SAN ANTONIO – UTSA Director of Track & Field/Cross Country Aaron Fox announced on Tuesday that the Roadrunners will add another experienced thrower to the squad, signing Mexico national champion David Guzman to the roster for the upcoming season. "David has already proven himself on the big stage, not just as a national champion in his home country but in two trips to the NCAA Championships already,” Fox said. “We’re excited to get him on campus this fall and help him continue developing toward his potential in the circle and in the classroom.” Originally from Querataro, Mexico and a graduate of COBAQ 13 Desarrollo Académico Deportivo (DAD), Guzman comes to San Antonio following a strong rookie season at Texas A&M – Kingsville. Guzman just earned a pair of bronze medals at the Mexican Championships in Mexico City. At the end of July in Tlaxcala, he collected silver in the shot put and also a bronze in shot put at the Olimpiada Nacional Conade 2025 National U23 Championships. He’s qualified to represent Mexico in both events at the Junior Pan American Games, Aug. 18-22, in Asunción, Paraguay. Guzman closed out his first collegiate season

August 12, 2025 Eli Stowers earns additional recognition as fall camp continues NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Vanderbilt’s Eli Stowers added to his honors résumé in advance of the 2025 campaign on Tuesday with announcements that he has been selected an ESPN first-team preseason All-American while also making the watch list for the Lombardi Award. The Commodore tight end has also been named preseason first-team All-America by the Walter Camp Football Foundation, The Sporting News, Athlon and Phil Steele this summer, and he is featured on watch lists for the Walter Camp Player of the Year Award, the Biletnikoff Award and the John Mackey Award as well. The Lombardi Award is presented to outstanding linemen who best epitomize the values of leadership, courage, performance, and discipline on and off the field and was established in 1970 in memory of legendary coach Vince Lombardi. Stowers is one of just three tight ends on the list, which included 54 individuals in all. During the 2024 season, he led Vandy in catches seven times and in receiving yards on five occasions on the way to recording team-best totals of 49 receptions, 638 yards and five touchdowns. Stowers was twice named to the Earl Campbell Tyler