Investigators say Miles provided gun in shooting

Jon Gruden and the Raiders traded Khalil Mack because they didn’t want to give a defensive player quarterback money. Now with the Bears, Mack is altering games in ways that some quarterbacks can’t. Which is putting Chicago’s quarterback, and the offense he is running, in a situation that they are perhaps not ready for: contention. Through three games, Mack has proved to be every bit the game-wrecker the Bears expected when they gave him a six-year, $141 million extension.

Villanova is the top seed in the region, and while this part of the bracket feels like chalk, there are potential spoilers in the way for the Big East champs.