Denver Broncos schedule: Do the Broncos have a game today?

The Broncos have four games remaining this season.

Coming out of their bye week, the Denver Broncos return to action today with a home game against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 15 of the 2024 NFL season.

Denver will play eight home games at Empower Field at Mile High Stadium this year and nine games on the road. Because the league has an unbalanced 17-game schedule, the NFC and AFC rotate between having an extra home game. This year, the NFC gets a ninth home game.

The Broncos are led by head coach Sean Payton with rookie Bo Nix serving as their starting quarterback this fall.

View the team’s complete 2024 schedule below.

Denver Broncos 2024 Schedule

Week Date TV Opponent Time (MT) Broncos Tickets
1 9/8 CBS @ Seattle Seahawks 26-20 L
2 9/15 CBS  vs. Pittsburgh Steelers 13-6 L
3 9/22 FOX @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26-7 W
4 9/29 CBS @ New York Jets 10-9 W
5 10/6 FOX vs. Las Vegas Raiders 34-18 W
6 10/13 CBS vs. Los Angeles Chargers 23-16 L
7 10/17 Amazon Prime Video @ New Orleans Saints 33-10 W
8 10/27 CBS vs. Carolina Panthers 28-14 W
9 11/3 CBS @ Baltimore Ravens 41-10 L
10 11/10 CBS @ Kansas City Chiefs 16-14 L
11 11/17 FOX vs. Atlanta Falcons 38-6 W
12 11/24 CBS @ Las Vegas Raiders 29-19 W
13 12/2 ESPN vs. Cleveland Browns 41-32 W
14 12/8 BYE
15 12/15 CBS vs. Indianapolis Colts 2:25 PM Tickets
16 12/19 Prime @ Los Angeles Chargers 6:15 PM Tickets
17 12/28 or 12/29 TBD @ Cincinnati Bengals TBD Tickets
18 1/4 or 1/5 TBD vs. Kansas City Chiefs TBD Tickets

The Broncos have not returned to the playoffs since their Super Bowl-winning season in 2015. Now entering his second season on the job, Payton will aim to snap the club’s eight-year playoff drought this fall.

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Chiefs schedule: Will Kansas City play today in Week 15?

Are the #Chiefs playing today? Here’s a look at Kansas City’s schedule and the games to come. 

Will the Kansas City Chiefs be on the field today in Week 15 of the NFL schedule?

The Chiefs are set to play against the Cleveland Browns, who will have the crowd on their side at Huntington Bank Field.

Kansas City is leading the AFC with a 12-1 record and riding high on a three-game win streak after defeating the Los Angeles Chargers 19-17 in Week 14.

With every team treating their moment to face off against the defending Super Bowl champions as a litmus test for their viability as contenders, this season has been defined by hard-fought wins for the Chiefs.

Fans can expect Cleveland to give Kansas City a run for its money in this matchup, even though the Chiefs are a far more accomplished team on paper.

Kickoff is set to take place at 12:00 p.m. CST, and the action will be broadcast on CBS.

Chiefs 2024 schedule

  • Week 12: at Carolina Panthers (W, 30-27)
  • Week 13: vs. Las Vegas Raiders (W, 19-17)
  • Week 14: vs. Los Angeles Chargers (W, 19-17)
  • Week 15: at Cleveland Browns (3-10)
  • Week 16: vs. Houston Texans (8-5)
  • Week 17: at Pittsburgh Steelers (10-3)

Oklahoma Women’s Basketball schedule: Are the Sooners playing today? 

Is Oklahoma Women’s Basketball playing today? Here’s a look at the schedule and the games to come. 

The Oklahoma Sooners women’s basketball team is one of the best teams in college basketball. At No. 10 in the nation and 9-1 on the season.

Will the Oklahoma Sooners be on the court today?

Following a huge win over Alabama State, Oklahoma is back on the floor on Sunday vs. Oral Roberts.

The Sooners will take on an Oral Roberts squad that is 7-2 on the season with a win over Arkansas. Their only losses came at the hands of Oklahoma State and Northern Arizona.

The Sooners are led by Raegan Beers, who is averaging 18.1 points and 9.4 rebounds per game. Payton Verhulst has come on strong of late with 29 points in the loss to Duke and 21 points in a bounceback win over Louisville.

Here’s a look at the full schedule for the top-10 ranked Oklahoma Sooners.

Oklahoma Women’s Basketball schedule 2024-2025

  • Nov. 4: vs Southern (W, 76-44)
  • Nov. 8: vs. Virginia (W, 95-51)
  • Nov. 13: vs Western Carolina (W, 122-56)
  • Nov. 19: at Wichita State (W, 79-49)
  • Nov. 22: at UNLV (W, 88-58)
  • Nov. 25: vs DePaul (in Las Vegas) (W, 85-62)
  • Nov. 27: vs. Duke (in Las Vegas) (L, 109-99)
  • Dec. 4: at Louisville (W, 78-72)
  • Dec. 8: vs Alabama State (W, 110-46)
  • Dec. 15: vs Oral Roberts
  • Dec. 17: vs Michigan
  • Dec. 22: vs Omaha
  • Dec. 29: vs New Mexico State
  • Jan. 2: vs Texas
  • Jan. 5: at Tennessee
  • Jan. 2: vs Texas
  • Jan. 5: at Tennessee
  • Jan. 9: at Mississippi State
  • Jan. 12: vs Texas A&M
  • Jan 16: vs Missouri
  • Jan. 19: at South Carolina
  • Jan. 26: vs Georgia
  • Jan. 30: at LSU
  • Feb. 2: vs Kentucky
  • Feb. 6: at Ole Miss
  • Feb. 10: vs Auburn
  • Feb. 16: at Missouri
  • Feb. 20: vs Vanderbilt
  • Feb. 23: at Arkansas
  • Feb. 27: at Florida
  • March 2: vs Alabama
  • Record: 8-1

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Two former Saints players will be on the Netflix Christmas broadcast

Two former New Orleans Saints players will be part of the star-studded on-air talent group for the Netflix Christmas Day doubleheader:

This year the NFL will be treated to something a little different for the Christmas Day football games. The two games on the day of Christmas will be shown on Netflix in 2024, and with that, they had to form their own broadcast crews made up of a conglomerate of reporters, former players, and pretty much anyone they thought would be a good fit.

With that, the New Orleans Saints had two former players tied into this list, with quarterback Drew Brees and linebacker Manti Te’o joining the 22-person on-air talent crew. While it is unclear what role everyone will be joining in, the group they put together is quite impressive.

The double header will consist of a Noon CT/ 1 p.m. ET game with the Kansas City Chiefs traveling to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers, and then a 3:30 p.m. CT/ 4:30 p.m.. ET game between the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans at NRG Stadium. We will get to see Drew Brees get back in the booth finally, and a debut for Manti Te’o in the NFL media landscape.

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Florida football’s 2025 schedule set after SEC slate revealed

Mark your calendars, Gator fans! Here’s a look at what the 2025 Florida football schedule has in store for the Orange and Blue.

The Gator Nation now knows what to expect from its beloved Florida football team next fall after the Southeastern Confernece announced its 2025 schedule on Wednesday. With the eight fellow members schools now set with dates to face the Orange and Blue, all the dots can now be connected.

Billy Napier will open up his fourth season in Gainesville on Aug. 30 inside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium against the Long Island Sharks, following that up with a visit from the USF Bulls on Sept. 6. Those will be the only non-Power Four schools on the docket.

Florida opens up the SEC portion of its schedule at the LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge on Sept. 13 and remains on the road for its rematch with the Miami Hurricanes in Coral Gables (Sept. 20). The Gators then get a bye week before hosting the Texas Longhorns (Oct. 4), traveling to face the Texas A&M Aggies (Oct. 11) and then hosting the Mississippi State Bulldogs (Oct. 18) before the next bye.

The home stretch of the 2024 regular-season campaign has Florida playing the Georgia Bulldogs in Jacksonville (Nov. 1), a road trip to the Kentucky Wildcats (Nov. 8) and Ole Miss Rebels (Nov. 15), a home game against the Tennessee Volunteers (No. 22), and of course, the finale against the Florida State Seminoles (Nov. 29) in the Swamp.

Florida football’s 2025 schedule

Week Date Opponent
Week 1 Aug. 30 Long Island
Week 2 Sept. 6 USF
Week 3 Sept. 13 @ LSU
Week 4 Sept. 20 @ Miami
Week 5 Sept. 27 BYE
Week 6 Oct. 4 Texas
Week 7 Oct. 11 @ Texas A&M
Week 8 Oct. 18 Mississippi State
Week 9 Oct. 25 BYE
Week 10 Nov. 1 Georgia (Jax)
Week 11 Nov. 8 @ Kentucky
Week 12 Nov. 15 @ Ole Miss
Week 13 No. 22 Tennessee
Week 14 Nov. 29 Florida State

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Wisconsin football full 2025 schedule

A look at what Wisconsin faces in 2025. It’s a gauntlet:

This story was updated to add new information.

Wisconsin’s full schedule for the 2025 football season is out. The word ‘gauntlet’ is an apt description of what the Badgers face.

Luke Fickell’s team opens the season with two home nonconference matchups (Miami (OH), Middle Tennessee) before a road trip to face what should be a top-ranked Alabama team.

Related: Takeaways from Wisconsin’s newly-released 2025 football schedule

The Badgers then return home to begin Big Ten play. Unlike a Big Ten West-era schedule that may have one or two premier games, the slate is a test from start to finish.

Luke Fickell’s team opens conference play at home against Maryland, before beginning a headline-grabbing month of October: at Michigan, vs. Iowa, vs. Ohio State, at Oregon. The Badgers then close vs. Washington, at Indiana, vs. Illinois and at rival Minnesota.

We’ve outlined big takeaways from the schedule, including a general recalibration of expectations. For more on each matchup and Wisconsin’s recent history against that program, here is an extended look at what the Badgers face in 2025:

Week 1: Miami (OH) (home)

Date: Aug. 30

Miami (OH) 2024 Record: 8-5, 7-1 MAC, Arizona Bowl vs. Colorado State

Series History: Wisconsin is 1-0 all-time, a 58-0 win in 2015.

Wisconsin begins with appears to be a lighter home matchup against Miami (OH) — though the RedHawks have become one of the better programs in the MAC. These games will be critical as Jeff Grimes installs his offense and the team works to build an identity.

Week 2: Middle Tennessee (home)

Date: Sept. 6

Middle Tennessee 2024 Record: 3-9, 2-6 CUSA

Series History: Zero prior matchups

Middle Tennessee is by far the easiest matchup on the schedule. The Blue Raiders went 3-9 in 2024 under first-year head coach Derek Mason. Before the upcoming gauntlet, these first two games are necessary wins.

Week 3: Alabama (away)

Date: Sept. 13

Alabama 2024 Record: 9-3, 5-3 SEC, ReliaQuest Bowl vs. Michigan

Series History: Alabama is 2-1 all-time, including a 42-10 win in 2024.

Wisconsin’s tough stretch begins in Week 3 with a trip to Alabama to complete the home-and-home series. The Crimson Tide beat the Badgers 42-10 at Camp Randall this season. A road matchup against what will likely be a top-ranked team doesn’t project to be any easier.

Week 4: Maryland (home)

Date: Sept. 20

Maryland Record: 4-8, 1-8 Big Ten

Series History: Wisconsin is 4-0 all time, including a 23-10 win in 2022.

On paper, Maryland looks like Wisconsin’s easiest conference game. The Terrapins struggled in 2024 after a string of 8-5 seasons from 2022-23. Mike Locksley’s program needs a rebound. For Wisconsin’s season-long outlook, this needs to be a win.

Week 5: Bye Week

Wisconsin gets a bye week on each end of its October gauntlet. This week will serve as an important re-set before the biggest stretch of the season.

Week 6: Michigan (away)

Date: Oct. 4

Michigan 2024 Record: 7-5, 5-4 Big Ten, ReliaQuest Bowl vs. Alabama

Series History: Michigan is 52-17-1 all-time, though Wisconsin has won two of the last three (2019, 2020). Last meeting was a 38-17 Michigan win in 2021.

The month of October projects to be quite the challenge for the Badgers. It begins with a road trip to Michigan — a team that projects to be improving entering 2025. The Badgers had great success against the Wolverines from 2017-20. That halted in 2021, the last time these two teams played.

Week 7: Iowa (home)

Date: Oct. 11

Iowa 2024 Record: 8-4, 6-3 Big Ten, Music City Bowl vs. Missouri

Series History: Wisconsin leads the all-time series 49-47-2. Iowa is winners of the last three meetings, and four of the last five.

Wisconsin is 0-2 against the Hawkeyes in the Luke Fickell era, including a 42-10 loss in 2024. This rivalry matchup could go on to define the team’s 2025 season, as it won’t be expected to win matchups against Ohio State or Oregon.

Week 8: Ohio State (home)

Date: Oct. 18

Ohio State 2024 Record: 10-2, 7-2 Big Ten, CFP first round vs. Tennessee

Series History: Ohio State leads 63-18-5, bolstered by a 10-game win streak dating back to 2010. That streak includes wins in the 2014, 2017 and 2019 Big Ten title games.

Wisconsin played Ohio State close at home in 2023, falling 24-10. The Badgers need to do the same in 2025. It is just another of a large collection of high-profile home games in the Luke Fickell era. 2025 needs to be the year one or those matchups is won.

Week 9: Oregon (away)

Date: Oct. 25

Oregon 2024 Record: 12-0, 9-0 Big Ten, CFP quarterfinal (first-round bye)

Series History: Oregon leads 4-3 all-time, including a 16-13 win in 2024. The series is highlighted by two Rose Bowl matchups (2012, 2020). Oregon won both.

This projects as the toughest game on Wisconsin’s 2025 schedule. The Ducks are the current class of the sport. A road trip to Eugene, Oregon makes that matchup even more daunting. The Badgers fared well against the Ducks in 2024, falling 16-13. They will need a repeat performance.

Week 10: Bye Week

Wisconsin gets a bye after that October gauntlet. It will likely need a re-set before a critical closing stretch of the season. Just like this past season, bowl eligibility will likely be at stake over the final month.

Week 11: Washington (home)

Date: Nov. 8

Washington 2024 Record: 6-6, 4-5 Big Ten, Sun Bowl vs. Louisville

Series History: Washington is 4-0 all-time. The last meeting was in 1992 (27-10 Washington win).

Wisconsin meets Washington in 2025 for the first time since the Huskies joined the Big Ten. This is an interesting matchup — Washington went 6-6 in 2024 after a national title trip in 2023. The Huskies should only improve under Jedd Fisch. But this game doesn’t reach the challenge of the Ohio State, Oregon or Michigan matchups.

Week 12: Indiana (away)

Date: Nov. 15

Indiana 2024 Record: 11-1, 8-1 Big Ten, CFP first round vs. Notre Dame

Series History: Wisconsin leads 41-20-2. Indiana has won two straight — 14-6 in 2020 and 20-14 in 2023.

This game is a significant wild card on Wisconsin’s 2025 schedule. Historically, Indiana is among the bottom teams in the Big Ten. But the Hoosiers went 11-1 and made the College Football Playoff in the first year under Curt Cignetti. This game could look entirely different come next November.

Week 13: Illinois (home)

Date: Nov. 22

Illinois 2024 Record: 9-3, 6-3 Big Ten, Citrus Bowl vs. South Carolina

Series History: Wisconsin leads 45-39-7, including a last-second win in 2023.

The final two games could be must-wins for the Badgers as they look to return to bowl eligibility. Illinois is another former Big Ten West program looking to establish a place in the new conference landscape. It had a program-best season in 2024, momentarily elevating it above Wisconsin and others.

Week 14: Minnesota (away)

Date: Nov. 29

Minnesota 2024 Record: 7-5, 5-4 Big Ten, Duke’s Mayo Bowl vs. Virginia Tech

Series History: Series is tied 63-63-8 all-time. Minnesota has won three of the last four, including a 24-7 win in 2024.

This the importance of this matchup should go without saying. Wisconsin’s season-ending loss to Minnesota was costly — it closed a 5-7 campaign and saw the Badgers miss a bowl game for the first time since 2001. This game needs to be a win in 2025.

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Tennessee 2025 football schedule announced

Tennessee’s 2025 football schedule announced.

The Southeastern Conference announced 2025 football schedules for its 16 league members on Wednesday.

Tennessee will open its 2025 season on Aug. 30 versus Syracuse at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.

Tennessee will first play at Neyland Stadium on Sept. 6 versus East Tennessee State. The Vols will open SEC play against Georgia on Sept. 13 in Knoxville.

The Vols will travel to Mississippi State on Sept. 27 for their first road game.

Tennessee 2025 football schedule

Aug. 30 Tennessee versus Syracuse (Atlanta, Georgia)

Sept. 6 East Tennessee State at Tennessee

Sept. 13 Georgia at Tennessee

Sept. 20 UAB at Tennessee

Sept. 27 Tennessee at Mississippi State

Oct. 4 Open date

Oct. 11 Arkansas at Tennessee

Oct. 18 Tennessee at Alabama

Oct. 25 Tennessee at Kentucky

Nov. 1 Oklahoma at Tennessee

Nov. 8 Open date

Nov. 15 New Mexico State at Tennessee

Nov. 22 Tennessee at Florida

Nov. 29 Vanderbilt at Tennessee

Josh Heupel. Photo by Dan Harralson, Vols Wire

Week 15’s result could have a heavy impact on Saints’ playoff hopes

There may not appear to be much on the line for the Saints against the Commanders, but a loss would drastically shape New Orleans’ playoff hopes:

The New Orleans Saints surprisingly have a lot on the line when they face the Washington Commanders.

If you look at playoff picture, the Commanders hold the final wild card in the NFC. Look down a couple spots and you’ll see New Orleans in the “in the hunt” section.

A loss wouldn’t take the Saints out of the running for a playoff spot, but it would eliminate New Orleans from wild card contention, officially. The chances of the Saints getting a wild card spot are slim, but possible, even if they’re victorious on Sunday.

If the Saints lose to the Commanders, they’ll drop to four spots behind Washington with three games left. Mathematically, that is a gap incapable of being closed.

Catching the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the lead in the NFC South doesn’t appear to be in the cards, but a loss wouldn’t take the Saints out of the race. It would make it much more difficult

When it comes to the playoffs, the Saints are essentially a team that is out of the running but waiting to be officially eliminated.

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Where Wisconsin basketball stands in KenPom and ESPN BPI after 0-2 week

Where Wisconsin basketball stands in KenPom and ESPN BPI after 0-2 week

The Wisconsin Badgers (8-2, 0-1 Big Ten) saw their red-hot momentum come to a screeching halt last week.

The team entered at 8-0 and ranked No. 11 in the nation. It then dropped two critical games — 67-64 at home vs. Michigan and 88-74 on the road at No. 5 Marquette.

Related: Updated Big Ten basketball power rankings (Dec. 9): Wisconsin slides, Michigan surges

The two losses dampen the team’s sky-high expectations. They begin to expose possible weaknesses, including inconsistent defense and struggles in the interior.

Notably, the two results also dropped the team in both KenPom and BPI. The Badgers are down to No. 37 in KenPom (No. 19 offense, No. 88 defense) and No. 36 in BPI. Those slots are good for No. 10 and No. 9 in the Big Ten, respectively.

Greg Gard’s team now faces a critical upcoming week with games at No. 19 Illinois and against Butler (neutral site). Those two contests can do one of two things — either wins will reverse the team’s course and reestablish it as one of the Big Ten’s best, or losses will continue the slide from the top of the rankings.

That Illinois game is set for Tuesday night at 9 p.m. ET, 8 p.m. CT available exclusively on Peacock.

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Wisconsin kept Alabama out of the College Football Playoff

Wisconsin kept Alabama out of the College Football Playoff

The Wisconsin Badgers are to thank for the Alabama Crimson Tide missing the 12-team College Football Playoff.

Imagine reading that sentence back in August before the season began. The likely reason for that reality, if projecting forward, would have been Wisconsin notching a signature win over Alabama when the Crimson Tide visited Madison.

Related: Major takeaways from Wisconsin hiring Kansas’ Jeff Grimes as its new offensive coordinator

Nope, that did not happen. Alabama dominated Wisconsin 42-10 in the Week 3 meeting. The Badgers lost starting quarterback Tyler Van Dyke on the opening drive to a season-ending injury. The team showed some fight, holding the score within 11 points in the minutes approaching halftime. But the Crimson Tide struck quickly for an end-of-half score to broaden its lead to 21-3, then added another seven points to start the third quarter to break the game open.

At the time, it was a strong win for the Crimson Tide. A road nonconference win against a strong Big Ten program usually would be a resume-booster.

But in this case, Wisconsin’s end-of-season five-game losing streak and final 5-7 record took the shine away from Alabama’s win. It made the win mostly unimpressive, which proved to be a significant factor when the CFP committee held the Crimson Tide out of the 12-team field in favor of an 11-2 SMU team.

The Crimson Tide and Mustangs were the final two teams in contention for the last at-large bid. SMU is 11-2 with a ACC title game loss to Clemson, while Alabama is 9-3 with losses to Vanderbilt, Oklahoma and Tennessee.

Many believe that the committee’s precedent of adding Alabama over an undefeated ACC champion Florida State in 2023 would lead to them favoring the Crimson Tide again this season.

Whether they should have or not, Alabama’s resume was deemed less impressive than SMU’s. Connecting the dots, that win over Wisconsin could have been the difference, had the Badgers gone on to finish 8-4 or 9-3. Instead, the Badgers missed a bowl game, and held Alabama out of the playoff.

Wisconsin and Alabama will meet in Tuscaloosa in 2025.

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