Away-game victories as a favorite indicate that a college football program is performing as expected on the road, under pressure.

The tables below show the wins, losses, and win percentages for the region’s top programs as the away team favorite over the last 20 seasons.

Boise State leads the way, followed by Oregon, San Diego State, Fresno State, and BYU.

Winning % and Records as Away Favorite by Program Since 2006

The Kansas City Chiefs won’t have a new stadium until 2031, but we now have a glimpse of what their soon-to-be home base will look like.

“Today we are excited to show Chiefs Kingdom a first look at our new home,” Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt said in a press release Wednesday. “From the beginning, our goal has been to build something that improved the gameday experience for every single fan. This new stadium will do just that.

A rendering of the Chiefs’ new stadium. (Photo courtesy of the Chiefs and MANICA.)

“It’s spectacular. It honors the rich legacy of this franchise while setting a bold course for the future of Chiefs Kingdom. While we’re still finalizing many of the details, there are a few things we know for sure: it will hold 70,000 fans, it will still be the best place in the world to tailgate, and the whole building will be built for noise.”

The perks of the new stadium, according to the Chiefs’ press release, include an enclosed roof over the stadium with translucent ETFE panels and over 20,000 parking spots in what’s a roughly $3 billion investment. The seats and exterior of the dome will be arranged to make the outside of the stadium look like Arrowhead Stadium, the Chiefs’ current home.

Meanwhile, the new stadium, which is being built in Wyandotte County, Kansas, will have a Lamar Hunt statue (Hunt founded the franchise) in a plaza outside the venue, a Chiefs Hall of Fame double in size compared to its current one and a team store roughly four times larger than its current one.

The Chiefs designated MANICA as the lead design architect, HNTB as the architect of record and CAA ICON as owner’s representative.

“We’re proud to name MANICA as our lead design architect and HNTB as the architect of record for this transformational stadium undertaking which will come to life over the next five years,” Chiefs President Mark Donovan said in the release. “We are incredibly fortunate that Kansas City is home to world-class sports and entertainment design talent, and that has been on full display throughout this process. David [Manica] and the MANICA team stood out throughout a rigorous months-long process, honoring and embracing our history while presenting a bold and dynamic vision for the future.

“We look forward to working alongside both firms to refine these plans and deliver the premier sports and entertainment venue not only in the Midwest, but in the world.”

Arrowhead Stadium was the host for several 2026 World Cup games this summer, and the Chiefs have called Arrowhead Stadium home since 1972, which was preceded by nine seasons at Kansas City Municipal Stadium (1963-71) and three seasons at the Cotton Bowl (1960-62) — when the franchise was the Dallas Texans.

The new stadium doesn’t yet have a name.

Here are some more renderings of the Chiefs’ new stadium.

A rendering of the Chiefs’ new stadium. (Photo courtesy of the Chiefs and MANICA.)

A rendering of the Chiefs’ new stadium. (Photo courtesy of the Chiefs and MANICA.)

A rendering of the Chiefs’ new stadium. (Photo courtesy of the Chiefs and MANICA.)

A rendering of the Chiefs’ new stadium. (Photo courtesy of the Chiefs and MANICA.)

A rendering of the Chiefs’ new stadium. (Photo courtesy of the Chiefs and MANICA.)

The Red Sox were tasked with playing a doubleheader on Wednesday thanks to a rainout on Tuesday night. In Game 1 of the twin bill, the Red Sox beat the Orioles 6-3, extending their winning streak to 15 games and tying a franchise record. In the nightcap, the Orioles jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the top of the first inning and never looked back, eventually toppling the Red Sox, 5-1. 

The 15-game winning streak is over. 

What a streak it was. 

In terms of history, the Red Sox tied the franchise record set in 1946 with a lineup that included the likes of Ted Williams, Johnny Pesky, Bobby Doerr and Dom DiMaggio. That streak was broken by the Yankees with Snuffy Stirnweiss, Phil Rizzuto and, of course, Joe DiMaggio. 

Red Sox extend winning streak to 15 games, tying franchise record set in 1946

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Regarding more recent history, this 15-gamer is, so far, the second-longest winning streak of this decade. 

The five longest winning streaks in the 2020s: 

If we extended the search to include all of the 2000s, there have been only three longer winning streaks than the one the Red Sox just completed. In 2017, Cleveland won 22 straight games from Aug. 24 to Sept. 14. The “Moneyball” Athletics in 2002 famously won 20 straight games from Aug. 13 to Sept. 4. Then came those 2021 Cardinals. Three other teams, like the 2026 Red Sox, won 15 straight — the 2000 Braves, 2001 Mariners and 2002 Giants. 

An interesting note here is that none of these teams won the World Series. In fact, only the 2002 Giants even made it there. 

The Red Sox will look to change things up on that front, as they’ve already turned their season on its head with this run. They were 37-48 and looking like one of the biggest sellers for the upcoming trade deadline before the streak started. Now with the streak having ended, the Red Sox are 52-49 and holding onto the third American League wild card spot. 

While the streak may be over, the Red Sox’s mark on history and damage to the rest of the league have been done while they drastically altered the trajectory of their season. 

Welcome to our Who am I? game.

The rules are simple. Each day there’s a new footballer and the challenge is to guess who they are in as few attempts as possible.

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Three is a good score, four or five points is exceptional.

So take part and return for more tomorrow.

Today’s player and clues set by BBC Sport’s Huzaifah Khan.

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Italian Serie A club Venezia have completed the permanent signing of Super Eagles striker Akor Adams from Sevilla.

The 25-year-old Nigerian has signed a contract that will keep him at the club until June 30, 2030.

Venezia announced the transfer as part of their plans to strengthen the squad ahead of the new Serie A season.

Adams began his football journey at Jamba Academy before moving to Norwegian club Sogndal in 2018. He scored 16 goals and provided six assists in 56 appearances for the club.

His impressive performances earned him a move to Lillestrøm, where he scored 28 goals and registered seven assists in 50 matches.

In 2023, the striker joined French side Montpellier. During his two seasons in Ligue 1, he scored 13 goals and provided five assists in 49 appearances.

He moved to Spanish club Sevilla in January 2025 and went on to score 10 goals and provide four assists in 37 games before sealing his transfer to Venezia.

At international level, Adams represented Nigeria’s Under-20 team before breaking into the Super Eagles. He has made 15 appearances for the senior national team, scoring six goals.

Speaking after completing the move, Adams said Venezia’s ambitious project convinced him to join the club.

“I chose to come here because I see the extraordinary project Venezia is building, and I want to contribute to writing a new chapter in its history,” he said.

The striker also praised the club’s supporters for their passion and loyalty.

“What the fans have created in such a special place is truly incredible. Their energy and passion are unique. They are loyal, passionate and never fail to support us. I’m proud to be part of all this.”

Venezia also welcomed the Nigerian forward with a short message on the club’s official channels:

“Welcome to orange-green, Akor.”

Oleksandr Usyk has been hailed as the standout heavyweight of this generation, but pound-for-pound rival Shakur Stevenson has named one former champion whom he believes would have put an end to the Ukrainian’s unbeaten streak.

Usyk is yet to lose in his 25 professional contests, claiming the undisputed crown and both cruiserweight and heavyweight and twice defeating each of Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and Daniel Dubois to earn recognition as one of the greatest heavyweights of all time.

Last time out, Usyk put in a shaky performance against kickboxing star Rico Verhoeven – who stepped through the ropes with just one pro bout to his name – and he was fortunate to retain his title, as a controversial round 11 stoppage overshadowed poor scorecards.

Since then, Usyk has reflected on that night and decided to vacate his three heavyweight world titles, planning on one final ‘farewell fight’ before officially retiring from boxing, with a stateside showdown with Deontay Wilder expected to be announced in the near future. 

Yet, despite his astounding achievements over the last decade, Shakur Stevenson told Paramount Boxing that he believes Usyk would be trumped by two-time heavyweight ruler Mike Tyson if they were to meet in their primes. 

“I’m going to go with Mike [Tyson], in his prime.”

Tyson burst onto the scene during the 1980s, becoming the youngest world heavyweight champion in history at the age of just 20, a record that still stands to this day.

His ferocious power was on display as he claimed knockout wins over fighters such as Larry Holmes and Michael Spinks on his way to becoming undisputed champion, and a fantasy match-up against Usyk would have certainly been an extremely interesting affair.

With traditional number nines seemingly becoming a dying breed, clubs are turning to other positions to provide the goal threat.

That makes the midfielder, particularly one with a bit of creativity who can unlock defences, a sought-after player.

England seem to have produced a number of players who fit that bill within a similar time period – although Tottenham have spent £185m on midfield duo Sandro Tonali of Italy and Portugal’s Matheus Fernandes this summer.

With the Premier League’s home grown rule in force – requiring a minimum of eight places in a club’s 25-strong squad are set aside for players produced in England or Wales – it is also expected that clubs pay a premium price for players who have come through Football Association academies.

And with Anderson and Rogers securing their moves, could Scott and Wharton be next?

Bournemouth have already rejected a £64m bid from Chelsea for midfielder Scott as they strive to hold on to the 22-year-old, who enjoyed an impressive season on the south coast, particularly from January onwards.

Scott was selected in his first England squad last November and was then called into Thomas Tuchel’s extended pre-World Cup training camp in Florida but is yet make an appearance at senior international level.

Crystal Palace midfielder Wharton has also long been a coveted player, with Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City all previously registering interest.

Both aged just 22, the pair highlight the plethora of English talent and potential currently available in that position.

While they may not be the best in the world right now, they are part of a group of players in their early 20s who are nearing their prime and will therefore only move clubs for peak prices.

Manchester United are eyeing up a move for Crystal Palace’s Ismaila Sarr this summer as the Reds look to add more firepower in the attacking department

Manchester United have made an enquiry for Crystal Palace winger Ismaila Sarr, it has been claimed. The Senegal international is thought to be on Michael Carrick’s radar as the Reds look to strengthen out wide.

While he is not United’s top target, Sarr is the type of profile being considered by United’s recruitment team, according to Foot Mercato. The Reds are expected to explore several options before advancing with one.

Sarr is a boyhood United fan and is likely to be attracted by the prospect of a move to Old Trafford, despite helping Palace qualify for the Europa League through winning the Conference League last season.

Speaking to Senegalese media earlier this month, Sarr described United as his “dream club”, leaving the door wide open for a potential summer move to the Reds.

“My dream club? Honestly, there is only one club. I love Manchester United with all my heart, and I am one of its biggest fans”, he said, laying bare his desire for the switch.

The 28-year-old scored 21 goals in 45 appearances for Palace in 2025/26 and followed that up with netting four times in four matches for Senegal at this summer’s World Cup.

But it was his performances in Palace’s Conference League triumph that stood out as Sarr scored NINE times and was named the Player of the Tournament in the process.

And while he has been linked with United in the past, this could be the summer for Sarr to seal his dream move given his form for Palace last season and for Senegal at the World Cup.

A switch to United doesn’t look that simple, however, with Marcus Rashford’s long-term future in doubt after Barcelona opted against signing him on a permanent deal.

United’s move for a new winger could depend on Rashford, who has been linked with a move to Arsenal and Bayern Munich among others. But Michael Carrick is keen to reintroduce him into his first-team squad.

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The Reds have returned to pre-season training but Rashford is yet to return due to his involvement with England at this year’s World Cup.

The 28-year-old is expected to enjoy some time away on holiday before teaming up with his United teammates ahead of the new Premier League season.

As well as Sarr, United have expressed an interest in West Ham’s Crysencio Summerville. But it appears that Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal have won the race to sign the Dutchman in a blockbuster £69million deal.