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Spurs-Mavs injury report: Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving's status and more

Updated (5:25 pm CT): Irving has been ruled out for Saturday's game vs. the Mavericks. Max Christie, Morez Johnson Jr., and Jett Howard are available. The Spurs don't have any surprise injuries and will be a full go tonight, except for Tobias Harris and Jayden Quaintance. Cooper Flagg has been ruled out for the Mavericks after suffering a shoulder injury against the Pacers last night, but he's not the only player for Dallas on their report. Kyrie Irving - Out (Knee)Zaccharie Risacher - Questionable (Hip)Morez Johnson Jr. - Available (Shin)Max Christie - Available (Shin)Jett Howard - Available (Calf)Cooper Flagg - Out (Shoulder)Dereck Lively II - Out (Foot)Caleb Martin - Out (Thumb)Santi Aldama - Out (Knee)Tarik Biberovic - Out (Heel) The Spurs beat the Mavs in all four of their meetings last season. Each victory came by a minimum of 12 points, and the largest margin happened in San…

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Texans vs. Giants By the Numbers

Listen to the full episode of Texans All-Access on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. It's time to dive into the numbers for this matchup with the New York Giants. Let's rock on Battle Red Day upcoming on Sunday. 1 – The Texans went 1-0…

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Austin weather: Air quality concerns persist Friday. What about fall allergens?

We're wrapping up the work week with another beautiful fall day featuring plenty of sunshine, low humidity, light winds and comfortable temperatures. Friday's temperatures will climb above Austin's mid-October seasonal averages of 81 degrees for an afternoon high and 59 degrees for an overnight low. (Pivotal) This week's influential system of high air pressure will slowly shift eastward, allowing a trough of low pressure over the desert Southwest to move into the southern Plains. While earlier forecasts suggested this system could bring some rain to Central Texas, the latest trends point toward a drier forecast with increasing cloudiness. However, you will notice an bump in humidity as winds shift to a southerly direction and draw more atmospheric moisture inland from the Gulf. - Mary Wasson (@Mary_Wasson) October 22, 2026 Saturday will bring plenty of sunshine and seasonable…

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Presidential week: Bells, pumps, pledges

AS El Niño threatens crops and farmers’ livelihoods, the Tugbong Solar Pump Irrigation Project in Leyte is harnessing the sun to keep rice fields productive while cutting fuel expenses. The project will irrigate 115 hectares of farmland and save as much as P25,920 a day in fuel costs, helping farmers weather dry spells with a more sustainable source of water. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. opened the week on 19 October with a commitment to Filipino healthcare workers, telling the Philippine Nurses Association’s national convention in Pasay City that his administration will fill vacant nursing posts and lighten patient loads per nurse. On Tuesday, Marcos graced the stock market debut of Mynt Inc., the company behind GCash, calling it a landmark for the country’s digital economy and a chance for ordinary Filipinos to build wealth through investing. Back in Malacañang, he had a telephone…

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Keyone Jenkins throws TD pass in double OT and UCF knocks off No. 2 BYU 39-31

Needing a touchdown and a 2-point conversion to force a third OT, the Cougars (6-1, 3-1 Big 12) drove to the UCF 4-yard line, but Bear Bachmeier’s fourth-down pass to Walker Lyons fell incomplete, giving the Knights (4-3, 2-2) their first win over a top-5 team in school history. “We set a standard,” Jenkins said. “That standard has got to be upheld week in and week out. We just beat the No. 2 team in the country.” A week after knocking off then-No. 2 Notre Dame and moving into its highest spot in the AP Top 25 since its national title season of 1984, BYU became the latest unbeaten team to fall in a wild stretch of the college football season. A school ranked in the top 2 has lost to an unranked foe in each of the past three weeks. UCF was driving toward a potential game-winning field goal in regulation when Jenkins lost the ball on a play that was ruled a sack on the field. But after a…

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