The sports world was turned upside down this week! The top three teams in college football all went down, Kentucky picked up a huge road win at Oklahoma and we're asking the big question: Are the Wildcats actually good?

Plus, ESPN still gives the last-place Cincinnati Bengals the best chance to win the AFC North. The World Series features two small-market teams chasing their first championship and we're looking ahead to next week's Breeders' Cup.

🏈 College football's wildest weekend

🐾 Is Kentucky for real after beating Oklahoma?

🐅 Can the Bengals still win the AFC North?

⚾ Two small-market teams chase World Series glory

🏇 Breeders' Cup preview: Who should we be watching?

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College football delivered another wild weekend! Kentucky won its second straight overtime game, knocking off LSU, while Georgia took down Alabama and Oklahoma upset Texas. Which result was the biggest statement?

In the NFL, the Bengals improved to 3-2 with a win over the winless Dolphins, but Joe Burrow and the coaching staff weren't satisfied with the performance. Plus, several questionable coaching decisions around the league left us wondering what some of these coaches were thinking.

And in baseball, the Dodgers are fighting to keep their season alive while several small-market teams are making noise in the MLB playoffs. Is that good for baseball?

Can the Dodgers make history with a third straight World Series title? We debate whether Los Angeles can pull off the three-peat before diving into another wild week in sports.

Ohio State, Alabama and Missouri all picked up big wins in college football, while the Bengals fell to Jacksonville and dropped to 2-2. We also debate which NFL team will be the last remaining unbeaten.

Then we head to the Breeders’ Cup Classic, where Baeza retires and Jose Ortiz announces he’ll ride Golden Tempo.

Plus, Tom Kim wins the Asian Games and avoids mandatory military service, and Dana Altman becomes the latest college basketball coach to retire just before the season.