SUMMARY: Mississippi State became the first SEC football program fined for field-storming under the conference’s increased $500,000 penalty. After a thrilling 24-20 victory over No. 12 Arizona State, fans stormed the field at Davis Wade Stadium. Since the game was nonconference, the fine goes to the SEC’s post-graduate scholarship fund. The Bulldogs overcame a 20-point deficit late in the game, with Blake Shapen’s late touchdown pass securing the win. However, the team faces setbacks as defensive lineman Will Whitson and offensive lineman Blake Steen are out for the season. Mississippi State’s next game is a home contest against Alcorn State.

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SUMMARY: Sam’s Town Hotel & Gambling Hall in Tunica will permanently close on November 9 at 10 p.m., Boyd Gaming announced. The closure follows a decline in gaming customers and careful business considerations. No new casino will replace Sam’s Town, nor will its gaming license relocate elsewhere in Mississippi. Hotel reservations will be accepted until November 2. Offers and comps remain valid until closing but aren’t transferable to other Boyd properties. Boyd Rewards points can be redeemed at Sam’s Town until closing, then at other Boyd locations for six months or more. Members retain reward status and benefits. Outstanding balances must be settled before closing.

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SUMMARY: Kyler Murray played through illness to lead the Arizona Cardinals to a narrow 20-13 win over the New Orleans Saints in their season opener. Murray threw two touchdown passes and rushed for 38 yards despite feeling unwell. The Saints, coached by rookie Kellen Moore, struggled with penalties and missed a last-second chance to tie the game. Saints QB Spencer Rattler passed for 214 yards but has now lost all seven NFL starts. Alvin Kamara scored the Saints’ only touchdown. Saints defender Cameron Jordan recorded 1.5 sacks. Both teams faced injuries, and the Cardinals will face Carolina next, while the Saints host San Francisco.

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