College football Week 7 roundup with the 5 things that matter, winners and losers, overrated and underrated, and what it all means.

Matt Amodio ended his run on ‘Jeopardy!’ after answering Final Jeopardy! incorrectly. He won a total of 38 games and earned $1.5 million. Here’s what he said after his last in-season ‘Jeopardy!’ episode aired on October 11, 2021.

Simmons is back at Philadelphia 76ers practice. In body, at least. His spirit appears to be another matter.

Michigan Wolverines football didn’t have a game last week, but coaches and players kept busy. The Wolverines didn’t practice Friday or Saturday, then reconvened on the fields behind Schembechler Hall Sunday night, with no rust to shake off or time needed to get back in the flow. Head coach Jim Harbaugh said his team was more focused than any team he has seen coming off a couple day break.

Nick Saban won’t be forgetting the feeling of Texas A fans rushing the field following the Aggies’ upset

Denver’s offensive struggles are understandable given that their three fastest players are sidelined. Jerry Jeudy (ankle) has an outside chance of playing this week, but KJ Hamler (knee) is done for the year and Albert Okwuegbunam’s pulled hamstring is still on the mend. In their three-game skid, Denver has been beaten deep over and over, allowing 17 pass plays of 20 or more yards.

One of the teams hottest on the Ben Simmons trail seems to have bowed out of pursuing a trade for the Sixers star. By Adam Hermann

In the span of one game, the Yankees saw the promise and problem with finding their new shortstop of the future. Sunday night, Corey Seager, the free-agent-to-be who seems to fit the Bombers better than the rest, homered for the Dodgers in the first inning to give them a two-run lead. And then, the Braves walked off their second straight win when Eddie Rosario’s line drive flared off Seager’s …

The Cowboys quarterback will have time to rest his calf strain with the next game Oct. 31 in Minnesota.