Squash News Today — November 15, 2026

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No. 2 Utah survives, stays unbeaten on late 70-yard TD in thriller vs. Arizona and more — today's squash signal.

What a day it has been for sports fans, and we're excited to dive into all the action for you here at SquashNews, even if it's not all about squash today. We've seen thrilling finishes and narrow escapes across various sports, with the No. 2 Utah team pulling off a stunning comeback with a 70-yard touchdown to stay unbeaten against Arizona, and in the world of squash, Gane managed to survive an early onslaught by Hokit before taking control in a title match that was as intense as it was exciting. These moments remind us of the unpredictability and excitement that sports have to offer.

As we continue to follow the latest developments in the sports world, we're also keeping an eye on the stories that are making headlines off the court and field. From the departure of Pochettino and his predictions for the USMNT's future, to the injury updates on key players like Clemson QB Reynolds and Patriots RB Henderson, there's no shortage of news to stay on top of. And let's not forget the record-breakers, like Buckeyes' Smith, who continues to make history with his receiving marks. While our focus is on squash, we know that many of our readers are fans of multiple sports, and we're happy to bring you the latest from across the sports landscape, all in one place.

Today's signal:
• No. 2 Utah survives, stays unbeaten on late 70-yard TD in thriller vs. Arizona (espn.com)
• Gane survives Hokit's early onslaught, then takes control in title slugfest (espn.com)
• Departing Pochettino predicts 'amazing future' for USMNT after rout of Haiti (espn.com)
• Clemson QB Reynolds (knee) to have MRI; backup Vizzina (ankle) sent to hospital (espn.com)
• Patriots place RB Henderson on IR with still unexplained illness (espn.com)
• Buckeyes' Smith continues record haul, adds Big Ten career receiving mark (espn.com)

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