Motosport News Today — September 24, 2026
No matter the seed, Liberty believe they're a WNBA title contender and more — today's motosport signal.
The sports world is buzzing with teams and players looking to turn their seasons around. In the WNBA, the Liberty are confident that they have what it takes to be a title contender, regardless of their seeding. Meanwhile, in the NBA, the Knicks are struggling to come to an agreement with Karl-Anthony Towns on a contract extension, with talks currently at a standstill. On the college football front, NC State is looking to bounce back from a tough loss, with quarterback Bailey addressing a costly fumble that ultimately led to a disappointing ranking in the Bottom 10.
In other news, Indiana got some good news on the court, as linemen Daley and Wyatt have been granted an injunction allowing them to play again. The Dodgers are also getting a boost, as they expect Shohei Ohtani to take the field as a designated hitter on Wednesday. With many teams and players looking to make a comeback, it's shaping up to be an exciting few weeks in the world of sports. From the WNBA to college football and MLB, there's a lot to keep an eye on - and we're here to bring you all the latest updates and analysis.
Today's signal:
• No matter the seed, Liberty believe they're a WNBA title contender (espn.com)
• Sources: Extension talks between Knicks, Towns at standstill (espn.com)
• NC State QB Bailey, addressing costly fumble, says he was trying to run out clock (espn.com)
• Indiana linemen Daley, Wyatt can play again after judge grants injunction (espn.com)
• Dodgers expect Shohei Ohtani to DH on Wednesday (espn.com)
• NC State dropped the ball -- and ended up in the Bottom 10 (espn.com)