NFL Week 7: Quincy Riley (Saints) subbed at cornerback in a 16-10 loss to Steelers in Paris and had 1 solo tackle.

NFL Week 7: Tyler Shough (Saints) started at quarterback in a 16-10 loss to the Steelers in Paris and was 30 of 38 passing for 278 yards (long=49), 1 TD, 1 interception, 2 sacks for 15 yards, and a 95.0 rating. He rushed 3 times for 7 yards (long=6) and 1 fumble out of bounds.

NFL Week 7: Lamar Jackson (Ravens) and Jarvis Brownlee (Jets) are inactive.

NBA Oct. 24: Donovan Mitchell (Cavaliers) started in a 125-121 win vs. the Nets and had 22 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal, and 1 block. Mikel Brown, Jr. (Nets) had 8 points, 2 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 steals.

Link has been updated since I added football to the site. Marques Maybin page is now at this link: basketball.realcardgame.com/…

Louisville's last game in Lawrence was an 85-78 win on Jan. 11, 1992, in which Dwayne Morton scored 20 points in 17 minutes. Courier-Journal columnist Rick Bozich described the play you mentioned as follows: "Morton's instincts not to let anybody score are so strong that sometimes he does dangerous things. Midway through the second half he lost the ball to Kansas guard Rex Walters near the U of L free-throw line. Before Walters could race downcourt for a layup, Morton reached out and grabbed the back of his jersey. The only problem was that all three officials and all 15,800 people squeezed into Allen Fieldhouse saw him. "The call was an intentional foul - Morton's fourth. Walters drained both free throws, and (Alonzo) Jamison flashed through the lane for a layup that tied the score at 56."

NBA Oct. 22: Donovan Mitchell (Cavaliers) started in a 114-106 loss at the 76ers and had 32 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block for his 30th career double-double.

Obinna Ekezie Jr. made 4 of 6 threes and blocked 5 shots at Kansas to become the first player in Louisville history with 3 or more threes and 5 or more blocks in a game, either exhibition or regulation.

Obinna Ekezie Jr. tied the Louisville freshman record for most blocks in an exhibition game with 5 in the Cards' 89-83 win at Kansas. He matched Samaki Walker vs. Athletes in Action on Dec. 14, 1994, and Chinanu Onuaku vs. Barry on Nov. 1, 2014.

Louisville improves to 68-10 in in-season exhibition games with an 89-83 win at Kansas. Jackson Shelstad led the Cards with 23 points. If the game had counted, Louisville would have the best winning percentage at Allen Fieldhouse of any Kansas opponent with more than three games played (4-2).

Louisville has two starters with 4 fouls - Alvaro Folgueiras and Flory Bidunga. Louisville 82 Kansas 73 3:12 2nd half

Louisville is shooting 13 of 27 from three, led by Obinna Ekezie Jr.’s 4 of 6. Louisville 73 Kansas 64 7:41 2nd half

The Cards are shooting 64% in the second half, including 67% from three. Jackson Shelstad leads all players with 17 points. Louisville 63 Kansas 56 10:44 2nd half

Louisville is 5 of 7 from the field this half, including 4 of 5 from three. Jackson Shelstad leads the Cards with 12 points. Louisville 51 Kansas 45 15:54 2nd half

Louisville leads 18-4 in bench points. Louisville 36 Kansas 37 Half

Louisville leads Kansas in FG%, 3FG%, FT%, and rebounds but has committed 7 turnovers while forcing 2. Louisville 29 Kansas 32 3:47 1st half

Freshman Obinna Ekezie Jr. leads the Cards with 5 points. Louisville 21 Kansas 24 7:39 1st half