Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo left in the second quarter of a 118-106 road loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night after sustaining a left groin strain. Bucks coach Doc Rivers said he had no further update on Antetokounmpo’s condition immediately after the game and indicated that the next step would involve additional medical evaluation. The team ruled Antetokounmpo out for the remainder of the contest shortly after he headed to the locker room, and no timetable for his return has been announced.

Gilas Pilipinas will play Guam in the Fiba World Cup Asian Qualifiers on November 28 and December 1, 2025, without forward Calvin Oftana after coach Tim Cone confirmed that a hamstring injury will sideline the national team mainstay. Cone said the staff adjusted the roster and rotation and will monitor Oftana’s recovery in coordination with his club.

Texas Department of Public Safety officials removed a state trooper from sideline duty during the Texas A&M vs. South Carolina football game in College Station after a tense encounter with South Carolina players prompted an internal review. The trooper left the field for the remainder of the game while supervisors began examining video, reports and witness accounts. No injuries, arrests or criminal investigations were reported. The agency has not released the trooper’s name and has not set a timeline for completing the review.

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to revisit a 25-year-old precedent that found student-led, student-initiated pregame prayer over a public address system at public school football games unconstitutional, leaving the 2000 *Santa Fe Independent School District v. Doe* decision in place and maintaining current Establishment Clause limits on school-sponsored religious activities.