Nine handicappers and the RJ’s David Schoen will offer five picks on college football games this season — sides or totals. Here are their selections for Week 7.
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The Raiders will be down star tight end Brock Bowers for Sunday’s game against the Titans, but punter AJ Cole could play despite an ankle injury.
The Golden Knights continue their three-game road trip when they face the Seattle Kraken on Saturday at Climate Pledge Arena.
Raiders left tackle Stone Forsythe discussed replacing Kolton Miller as a starter, sharing a stadium with his college coach and more in a Q&A with the Review-Journal.
The Raiders are consensus 4½-point favorites over the Tennessee Titans in Sunday’s matchup of 1-4 teams at Allegiant Stadium, and the total is 41½.
The Raiders had high hopes for this season, but have disappointed during a 1-4 start. Were expectations too high, or has the team underperformed?
NASCAR driver Christopher Bell has finished second in the past two South Point 400 races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. He said he’s optimistic about his 2025 title chances.
Raiders tight end Michael Mayer’s return from a concussion could be a huge boost for a special teams unit that struggled to replace him the last two weeks.
“Banana Ball” is returning to Las Vegas, as three games are set to be held at the Las Vegas Ballpark next year.
CBS Sportsline handicapper Bruce Marshall provides NFL notes and trends for Week 6 games for the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Pro sports bettor Chuck Edel was 25 seconds away Sunday from running his record to 6-0 against the spread on his best bets in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
The 2000 Las Vegas Bowl champion Rebels will be honored during Saturday’s game against Air Force at Allegiant Stadium.
Terence Crawford believes he can beat Canelo Alvarez at Allegiant Stadium on Saturday, regardless of what critics might think.
A’ja Wilson hasn’t been the favorite for WNBA MVP most of the season. But she is now after helping the Aces win 15 straight games.
Recent photos shared by the Athletics show that construction work has gone vertical on the Major League Baseball team’s new ballpark on the Las Vegas Strip.
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