In an electrifying match, Caleb Williams led the Bears to victory, despite Joe Flacco's 450 yards for the Bengals. Key plays and season impacts discussed.

In the ninth inning of Game 6 of the World Series Saturday, the ghosts of the Blue Jays' past World Series titles appeared to come to life—taunting the Dodgers as Toronto put runners on second and third with an eye toward winning it all.

The World Series has seen 40 all-deciding Game 7s. (Small history note: There have been 44 World Series Game 7s in total, but four of them were in years when the series format was best of nine. Best of seven arrived for good in 1922.)

While the Saints had all the momentum, a crucial challenge call from Bears head coach Ben Johnson changed everything.

If you missed all of that, we've got you covered, especially with the call from Stephen Nelson, the play-by-play announcer for Dodgers radio on AM 570 KLAC. His voice must have been completely exhausted, but he called it beautifully, realizing that the ball to center field might go over the wall.

It wasn't pretty for three quarters, but the Texas Longhorns staged an epic comeback down 17 in the fourth quarter to Mississippi State to win in OT.