Joey Logano survived a chaotic afternoon at Texas Motor Speedway to earn his first win of the 2025 season, snapping a 10-race skid and locking into the playoffs. With 12 cautions and late-race drama, the Würth 400 shook up the standings and showed just how unpredictable this year’s Cup Series continues to be.

Gotham FC extended its unbeaten streak with a dominant yet scoreless draw against the Chicago Stars, showcasing elite defensive form with their fourth shutout of the season. Despite outshooting Chicago 14-4 and controlling the match, Gotham couldn’t convert chances into goals but now sits tied for third in the NWSL standings.

Nashville SC rebounded in dominant fashion after a shutout loss, crushing Chicago Fire FC 7–2 with a relentless first-half performance and standout goals from Sam Surridge and Hany Mukhtar. The emphatic win reaffirms Nashville’s offensive firepower as they gear up to face Atlanta United.

FC Cincinnati extended their win streak to five matches with a 2-1 victory over Sporting Kansas City, highlighted by a stunning bicycle-kick goal from Kévin Denkey. The win keeps FCC atop the Supporters’ Shield standings and further cements Denkey’s rise as a key offensive force.

The Alamodome in San Antonio stands as a rare example of a debt-free, multi-use stadium that continues to thrive without a marquee tenant, proving that practical design and civic-minded planning can outperform flashier, billion-dollar venues. Its consistent adaptability and economic impact have made it a reliable host for major events like the NCAA Final Four, benefiting both fans and the local community.

Minnesota fell to Penn State 69-60 despite a strong individual effort from Femi Odukale and Dawson Garcia’s double-double, as offensive struggles and key scoring droughts cost the Gophers the game. Penn State capitalized on Minnesota’s inefficiency, using a decisive second-half run and clutch free-throw shooting to secure the victory.

Seton Hall stunned UConn with a 69-68 overtime victory, snapping a nine-game losing streak thanks to Isaiah Coleman's 23-point performance and Scotty Middleton's game-winning tip-in. The Pirates' relentless defense and clutch plays in the final minute overcame UConn's late lead, highlighting both Seton Hall's resilience and the Huskies' ongoing offensive struggles.