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Derrick Henry is rewriting history in Baltimore. The Ravens' bruising back punched in two touchdowns Sunday, vaulting him into third place on the NFL's all-time rushing touchdowns list. At this pace, Henry isn't slowing down — he's accelerating toward immortality.
Meanwhile in college football, Texas is sitting at the top of the mountain. The Longhorns pulled off a stunning comeback to knock off Ohio State, and the voters rewarded them immediately — moving Texas to number one in the AP Top Twenty-Five. Ohio State drops out of the top five for the first time in two seasons, and Michigan claws its way back into the rankings after a stretch on the outside looking in.
And across the Atlantic, Erling Haaland delivered when it mattered most. The Norwegian striker's goal gave Manchester City a dramatic derby win over Manchester United, despite City playing down to ten men after Phil Foden was sent off. A day full of VAR controversy, but in the end, Haaland made the only decision that counted.
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