Sports News Today — September 13, 2026

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Garcia wants Lopez next; what about Shakur, Haney and 'Tank'? and more — today's sports signal.

It's an exciting day in the world of sports, with a mix of thrilling upsets, intriguing matchups, and surprising storylines that are capturing the attention of fans everywhere. In college football, No. 4 Texas pulled off a stunning comeback to defeat No. 1 Ohio State, while Michigan secured a narrow victory over No. 11 Oklahoma with a late interception and go-ahead touchdown. These dramatic finishes are a reminder that anything can happen on the field, and this season is shaping up to be one for the books. Meanwhile, in the boxing world, Garcia is already looking ahead to his next opponent, with several big names like Lopez, Shakur, Haney, and 'Tank' being tossed around as potential matchups.

As the sports landscape continues to evolve, we're seeing innovative approaches from teams and leagues looking to stay relevant. The Group of 6, for example, is exploring unconventional strategies, such as using a fan as an offensive coordinator, to stay competitive. In tennis, the US Open is in full swing, with experts weighing in on who will take home the men's title. Harrison and Skupski have already made their mark, winning the men's doubles title for their second Grand Slam victory. With so much action unfolding across different sports, it's a great time to be a fan, and we're excited to bring you all the latest news, analysis, and updates from the world of sports.

Today's signal:
• Garcia wants Lopez next; what about Shakur, Haney and 'Tank'? (espn.com)
• No. 4 Texas mounts late rally, shocks No. 1 Ohio State (espn.com)
• A fan as an offensive coordinator? How the Group of 6 is staying relevant in 2026 (espn.com)
• Experts' picks: Who will win the US Open men's title? (espn.com)
• Michigan thwarts Mateer, No. 11 Sooners with late INT, go-ahead TD (espn.com)
• Harrison, Skupski win US Open men's doubles for 2nd Grand Slam title (espn.com)

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