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Georgia rushing totals by half, full game and player
Original illustration: 206 minus 49 yields 157 team second-half yards; Phillips’s 120 is a full-game individual total. Watch at Ease
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Georgia beats Alabama 20–17: the second-half rushing shift, before a new poll

Georgia went from 49 first-half rushing yards to 206 for the game. The final score is confirmed; a move to No. 1 still awaits the next AP ranking.

Set game scores: Vacherot 6 and 7, Baez 4 and 6. Vacherot won the second-set tiebreak 7–5.
Original results illustration: set games and tiebreak points are separate; the match did not reach a third set. Watch at Ease
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Vacherot wins Shanghai title-defense opener after a second-set setback

The reigning champion beat Sebastian Baez 6–4, 7–6(5), recovering after he failed to serve out the match at 5–3. Tommy Paul is next.

Set score chart: Medvedev won 4, 6 and 6 games; Struff won 6, 4 and 3.
Original results illustration: all three sets were completed, with Medvedev winning the last two. Watch at Ease
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Medvedev rallies past Struff in first match after Beijing default

A 4–6, 6–4, 6–3 comeback puts the fifth seed into Shanghai’s third round, five days after his China Open disqualification.

Original editorial timeline of Washington’s 3–1 win over New York, including Shesterkin’s second-period exit and Jenner’s go-ahead goal.
Original editorial illustration: Washington answered New York’s first-period goal, took the lead on Jenner’s first Capitals goal and sealed a 3–1 win. Watch at Ease
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Capitals beat Rangers 3–1; Shesterkin ruled out for the season

Jenner’s first Washington goal decided Friday’s game. Saturday’s injury update changes the outlook: Shesterkin is out for the season and Korpisalo for four weeks.

Original editorial timeline of Seattle’s 6–3 win at Detroit, showing Detroit’s two leads, Seattle’s three goals in 3:05 and the two first-NHL-goal milestones.
Original editorial illustration: Seattle erased Detroit’s 2–1 lead with three goals in 3:05, then completed a 6–3 win. Watch at Ease
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Gaudreau’s two goals fuel Kraken’s four-goal second period in 6–3 win

Detroit led twice, but Seattle scored four times in the second period and pulled away after a three-goal burst lasting just over three minutes.

Original editorial illustration showing Utah State's 39-yard and 19-yard touchdown drives after two Washington State fumbles, with the second touchdown tying the game and the extra point giving Utah State a 17–16 lead.
Original editorial illustration: the two recovered fumbles gave Utah State short fields. Jacobs's touchdown tied the score; the extra point produced the winning 17–16 margin. Watch at Ease
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Two short fields turn Utah State's 16–3 deficit into a 17–16 win over Washington State

Two second-half fumbles left Utah State needing 39 and 19 yards for touchdowns. Asher Cunningham forced both turnovers, and the Aggies kept Washington State off the scoreboard after halftime.

Original editorial diagram listing the six goals in order with their period, elapsed time and running score, ending Anaheim 5–1 Winnipeg.
Original editorial illustration: each row shows one goal and the running score. Times are elapsed within that period; the last goal was into an empty net. Watch at Ease
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Caulfield’s first NHL goal starts Ducks’ 5–1 win over Jets

Anaheim’s fourth line supplied the first two goals before three third-period scores ended Winnipeg’s winning streak.

Original timeline separating Ditka’s 1963 playing title, 1985 coaching season and 1988 Hall of Fame induction
Concept illustration: three verified career milestones, not a photograph of Ditka or a memorial event. Watch at Ease
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Mike Ditka dies at 86: a Hall of Fame player and a championship coach

His family announced his death on October 9. The Bears and Hall of Fame confirm two distinct legacies: a pioneering tight end and the coach of Chicago’s 1985 championship team.

Scorecard shows Djokovic leading Medvedev 7–5, 5–3 when the semifinal ended by disqualification.
Original editorial illustration: the first set was complete; the second-set score records the stoppage. Watch at Ease
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Djokovic reaches China Open final after Medvedev is disqualified

Djokovic led 7–5, 5–3 when play stopped. Alex de Minaur awaits in Tuesday's final after Hubert Hurkacz retired.

Original timeline showing how the third-period goals changed the score between New York and Utah.
Original editorial illustration: scoring times show elapsed time in the third period. Watch at Ease
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Rangers score three in third period to beat Mammoth 4-2

Perreault broke the third-period tie, Miller extended the lead and Tolvanen added an empty-net goal. Shesterkin made 28 saves in New York's third straight win.

Original goals-by-period graphic: Seattle scored three, two and one across the first, second and third periods; Calgary scored zero, zero and one. The final was Seattle 6, Calgary 1.
Original editorial illustration: goals scored in each period. Seattle led 3–0 after the first and 5–0 after the second. Watch at Ease
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Samoskevich scores twice as Kraken beat Flames 6–1 at home

Seattle opened a three-goal lead in 7:40, while Joey Daccord made 32 saves in the Kraken's home opener.

Score snapshots, Rams listed first: 10–20 at halftime, 17–20 after Williams' one-yard touchdown possession, and 24–20 after his seven-yard touchdown possession.
Original editorial illustration: scores after the extra point on each late touchdown possession. Yardage labels identify the scoring runs, not the lengths of the drives; disputed clock seconds are omitted. Watch at Ease
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Kyren Williams' late touchdowns lift Rams past Eagles 24–20

Los Angeles overturned a 20–10 deficit with two fourth-quarter touchdown drives. Defensive stops supplied the opportunities, and Williams contributed as both a runner and receiver.

San Francisco’s three consecutive second-half touchdown possessions: Samuel’s one-yard catch, score 10–3; McCaffrey’s one-yard run, 17–6; Kittle’s 56-yard catch, 24–14. San Francisco’s score is listed first.
Original editorial illustration: selected 49ers touchdown possessions, with scores after the extra point. Yardage labels describe the scoring plays. Denver also scored between these possessions; the setup was Neal’s recovered punt-return fumble at Denver’s 28. Watch at Ease
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Kittle seals 49ers’ 24–14 win after three straight TD drives

A Siran Neal takeaway set up San Francisco’s first touchdown after a 3–3 halftime tie. George Kittle’s 56-yard score finished the job after Denver pulled within three points.

Six goals in match order with Manchester City’s score first: Baum at 43 minutes, 0–1; Hemp at 45+1, 1–1; Russo at 49, 1–2; Casparij at 63, 2–2; Hemp at 72, 3–2; Shaw at 84, 4–2.
Original editorial illustration: the scoring sequence shows City’s two equalizers and the goals that followed. Scores list Manchester City first; 45+1 denotes first-half stoppage time. Watch at Ease
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Hemp’s two goals lift Man City past Arsenal 4–2 in WSL

Manchester City twice came from behind at the Etihad Stadium to make it five league wins from five. Kerstin Casparij equalized off the bench before Hemp and Bunny Shaw completed the turnaround.

A yard-line schematic of the final fourth-and-10 play: Cincinnati starts at Jacksonville’s 21, Chase Brown’s nine-yard catch ends at the 12 and the first-down line is at the 11, with 0:50 remaining.
Original editorial illustration: the yard-line schematic shows a nine-yard gain from Jacksonville’s 21 to its 12, leaving one yard to the first-down line at the 11. The clock shows time remaining. Watch at Ease
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Jaguars stop Bengals a yard short to hold on for 22–17 win

Two interceptions and a final fourth-down tackle helped Jacksonville withstand Joe Burrow’s 428 passing yards and leave Cincinnati with a road win.

Original scoring timeline, Anaheim listed first: Gauthier’s power-play goal at 16:18 of the first period makes it 1–0; Verhaeghe at 17:09 makes it 1–1; Gauthier’s power-play goal at 0:47 of the second makes it 2–1; Marchand’s extra-attacker goal at 18:10 of the third makes it 2–2; Granlund’s power-play goal at 4:14 of overtime makes it 3–2.
Original editorial illustration: timeline times are elapsed within each named period. Anaheim’s three goals were power-play goals; Florida’s late equalizer came with an extra attacker. Watch at Ease
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Ducks ride three power-play goals to 3–2 OT win over Panthers

Granlund’s winner followed Marchand’s late equalizer, while Gauthier and Carlsson each finished with three points in Anaheim’s home opener.

Original scoring timeline with Vegas listed first: Cotter makes it 0–1 at 18:52 of the first period; Marner 1–1 at 9:01, Olofsson 2–1 at 14:30, Lekkerimaki 2–2 at 17:54 and Gatcomb 3–2 at 18:28 of the second. The last two goals are 34 seconds apart; the final score is 3–2.
Original editorial illustration: clocks show elapsed time within each period, and scores list Vegas first. Gatcomb answered the equalizer after 34 seconds. Watch at Ease
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Gatcomb’s 34-second reply lifts Golden Knights past Canucks, 3–2

Vegas scored all three goals in the second period, then held off a nine-shot Vancouver push in the third.

Original score progression with Atlanta first: 1–0 on Dubón’s first-inning single, 1–1 on Freeman’s fourth-inning homer, 2–1 on a fifth-inning wild pitch after Harris tripled, 3–1 on Harris’s seventh-inning double, and 3–2 on Muncy’s ninth-inning homer before the final out.
Original editorial illustration: Harris scored after his triple and later drove in Olson. Atlanta’s score appears first. Watch at Ease
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Harris’s three hits help Braves beat Dodgers 3–2 to tie NLDS

Atlanta’s six pitchers protected a narrow lead, sending the series home at 1–1 with Chris Sale lined up for Game 3.

Original result and player-stat graphic: Carolina 32, Detroit 26; both teams 2–2. Young has 329 passing yards and two passing touchdowns, McMillan 192 receiving yards and two receiving touchdowns, and Hubbard 122 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns.
Original editorial illustration: Young’s two passing touchdowns and McMillan’s two receiving touchdowns are the same two scores; Hubbard added two rushing touchdowns. Watch at Ease
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McMillan’s 14 catches lift Panthers past Lions, 32–26

Carolina built a 13-point fourth-quarter lead, then relied on a third-and-14 conversion and one last defensive stand.

Illustration showing the three set scores and Djokovic’s separate 32–0 China Open match record.
Original score illustration: the set scores and career China Open match record measure different results. Watch at Ease
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Djokovic beats Zverev to extend China Open record to 32–0

His October 4 comeback set up a semifinal against Daniil Medvedev. The second and third sets each ended with Djokovic breaking serve at 5–4.

Gold-medal bars for China and Japan, with all-medal totals below.
Original data illustration: gold medals are shown separately from total medals. Watch at Ease
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Asian Games close in Nagoya with handover to Doha

As of October 4, Doha was the next host for 2030, with a possible move to 2031 under discussion.