By Tim Peterson
(Inglewood) – The Chargers (7-4) kick off against the Las Vegas Raiders (2-9) at 1:25 PM Sunday at SoFi Stadium.
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By Tim Peterson
(Inglewood) – The Chargers (7-4) kick off against the Las Vegas Raiders (2-9) at 1:25 PM Sunday at SoFi Stadium.

By Rich Whittington
(Redondo Beach) – The Rio Hondo Prep Kares captured their third consecutive CIF Title Saturday evening, defeating the host Redondo Union Sea Hawks, 29-7, in front of an overflow crowd at Redondo Union High School. The win gives the Kares three titles in three years. They won the Division 9 Title in 2023, the Division 7 Title in 2024, and the Division 5 Title Saturday evening.
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By Tim Peterson
(Los Angeles) – USC outscored UCLA 22-0 in the second half and went on to beat the Bruins 29-10 Saturday before 69, 614 at United Airlines Field at the LA Memorial Coliseum.

South El Monte receiver Gabriel Canchola, who caught the game-winning touchdown pass, tries to break free in the Division 14 Championship game against Pioneer. (Photo by Duane Barker).
High School Football CIF Finals scores from around the area:

By Tim Peterson
(Whittier) – Gabriel Canchola hauled in a 10-yard touchdown pass from Michael Maldonado with 21 seconds left in the fourth quarter to propel South El Monte to a 14-6 win over Pioneer Friday night at Dick Torres Memorial Stadium in the CIF Division 14 Finals.

By Alex A. Gonzalez
Montebello – With 1:09 remaining in the fourth quarter, Montebello’s Donovan Murillo reached the endzone, making it 24-23 Woodbridge Friday night at Montebello High School, but when the special teams lined up for the game’s tying PAT, the kick was missed wide left and the Warriors escaped the CIF-SS Division 13 Final with the one-point win.
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Christian Lee and Rio Hondo Prep will face Redondo Union in the CIF Division 5 Finals Saturday night. (Photo by Duane Barker).
All kickoffs are scheduled for 7:00 PM unless otherwise indicated:

By Tim Byrnes
The Buffalo Bills can’t decide if they want to be the team that entered the season with ESPN’s third best odds (+700) to win the Super Bowl, or the team that recently lost 30-13 to the hapless Dolphins.
Without quarterback CJ Stroud, backup Davis Mills, and a strong defense the Texans have won the last two games and look to extend the streak. Read more »