Squash News Today — September 13, 2026
No. 4 Texas mounts late rally, shocks No. 1 Ohio State and more — today's squash signal.
What a day it has been for sports fans, and we've got all the action covered for you right here at SquashNews. While our focus is on the fast-paced world of squash, we know many of our readers are fans of a wide range of sports, and today's headlines have been filled with thrilling moments from around the athletic world. From the gridiron to the boxing ring, upsets and surprises have been the order of the day, with No. 4 Texas pulling off a stunning comeback to defeat No. 1 Ohio State, and Garcia delivering on his promises with a second-round TKO of Benn to retain his WBC title.
As we dive into the details of these exciting matchups and more, including the latest from the NFL, NHL, and college football, we're reminded that the world of sports is always full of unexpected twists and turns. Whether it's the Ravens' negotiations with Jackson, the Chiefs' plans for their offensive line, or the Canadiens' signing of 35-year-old Kreider, every move and every game has the potential to shake things up and keep us on the edge of our seats. And with OU and Michigan locked in a tight, defensive battle, there's no shortage of suspense to go around, so let's get into all the highlights and analysis from another action-packed day in sports.
Today's signal:
• No. 4 Texas mounts late rally, shocks No. 1 Ohio State (espn.com)
• Garcia backs up talk, TKO's Benn in second round to retain WBC title (espn.com)
• Sources: Jackson won't have deal with Ravens before start of season (espn.com)
• Kreider, 35, back in East, lands one-year deal with Canadiens (espn.com)
• Chiefs set to use undrafted rookie at LT as Simmons ruled out (espn.com)
• Week 2 live: OU-Michigan in tight, defensive battle (espn.com)