The NFL season has begun, alongside updates in volleyball, hockey, baseball, and other sports. Archaeological and motorsports news were also reported.
Nebraska’s John Cook Arena will see changes for Husker volleyball fans this season. Mac Markway of Nebraska’s football team has announced his retirement.
In hockey, Barry Melrose, a former player, coach, and ESPN analyst, has died. In Major League Baseball, the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Chicago Cubs, bringing them closer to securing their fourth consecutive Central title. Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski made MLB history by throwing 1,000 pitches at 100 mph.
Rutgers is facing difficulties. In the NFL, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Darnold exited a game against the New England Patriots after the opening drive due to a hip injury. The Seahawks ultimately defeated the Patriots, capitalizing on three second-half interceptions from Drake Maye.
Outside of traditional sports, a large trove of Viking silver was discovered in Denmark during yard work. Armless racing driver is attempting to make history at Le Mans, reaching 110 mph steering with his feet. The joke of the week was: Count Chocula, the StayPuft Marshmallow Man, and the Teddy Grahams bear all perished in a fire…S'more at 11.
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