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A battle of unbeaten college football rivals highlights the sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend:

A lot was made last Sunday of Dez Bryant's apparent meltdown during the late stages of the Dallas Cowboys' loss to the Detroit Lions. Since then, though, it was discovered that Bryant's gestures were accompanied by positive messages for quarterback Tony Romo. Is Dez Bryant being treated unfairly?

It’s an intriguing week in college football. There are only three matchups between ranked teams, and seven of the Top 25 are on byes. But there are some big rivalry games and plenty of big names on upset alert. Here are some of the big questions this weekend:

Calvin Johnson had a game for the ages in the Detroit Lions' Week 8 win over the Dallas Cowboys. He caught a video game-esque 14 passes for 329 yards and a touchdown, making catches against anywhere from one to three defenders all over him. Is Megatron the best player in the NFL?

Russell Wilson threw two touchdown passes to Golden Tate, and the Seahawks' defense made a last-minute goal-line stand as Seattle beat the Rams, 14-9, in St. Louis on Monday.

Spectacular individual performances highlighted the Week 8 NFL action. Here's what we learned on Sunday:

It was another exciting week in college football, with two Top Ten teams going down and several big performances. Here are some of the highlights.

The Seattle defense recorded seven sacks and two interceptions, and the Seahawks beat the Cardinals, 34-22, in Glendale, Ariz. on Thursday night.

As the NFL nears the halfway mark of the 2013 season, division races are starting to heat up in both conferences. Here are five storylines we're following this week:

It’s a little sad to think that we’ve already reached the halfway point of this college football season. Still, there are a lot of important games still to come. Here are the big questions as we go into Week 8: How Will This ACC Showdown Impact the BCS and Heisman Races...

After six weeks, there are only two undefeated teams left in the NFL. The Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs have emerged as the best two teams in the league. But which of them is the better team?

Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub went down with an ankle injury in the team's Week 6 loss to the St. Louis Rams. Instead of receiving a sympathetic reaction from the crowd at Reliant Stadium, the injury was cheered, as was Schaub's replacement, T.J. Yates. Is it ever okay to cheer for an injury in sports?