NFL Week 11 Winners: Eagles defense blossoming, Josh Allen makes MVP case

Tulane football coach Jon Sumrall will not be interviewing for the Florida head coaching position this week, despite earlier reports suggesting otherwise. According to Pete Nakos from On3, a planned meeting between Sumrall and Florida has been canceled.

Reginald Ruffin has been promoted to Vice President of Intercollegiate Athletics at Tuskegee University, while maintaining his role as Athletic Director. This promotion places him in the president's cabinet, where he will continue to develop the university's athletics department.

The North Texas football program is having a successful 2025 season, currently holding a 9-1 record with their only loss to South Florida. Head coach Eric Morris has played a pivotal role in revitalizing the team, positioning them to compete for the American Conference title.

Frustrations are rising regarding Jalen Hurts' performance as the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback. The current contract situation leaves the team with limited options to address these concerns. Analysts suggest that the Eagles must navigate the challenges posed by Hurts' playing style while maintaining team cohesion.

The Cincinnati Bengals are optimistic about the return of star quarterback Joe Burrow for their upcoming game against the New England Patriots. Burrow participated fully in practice for the first time this week, signaling progress in his recovery from injury. The Bengals are eager to have him back as they aim to improve their season performance.

Boston Bruins' Charlie McAvoy is out indefinitely following facial surgery after being struck by a puck during a game. The injury has created gaps in the Bruins' defense, and there is currently no timetable for his return.

Broncos kicker Wil Lutz has been recognized as the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week, showcasing his reliability in crucial moments this season. His consistent performance has been pivotal for the team's success.

Jimmy Butler, Stephen Curry, and Draymond Green will not play in the upcoming game between the Golden State Warriors and the Miami Heat, as confirmed by ESPN. Butler was previously listed as questionable due to a low back strain, but he has officially been ruled out. This game was anticipated as Butler's return to face his former team.