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"NAGOYA — South Korea has advanced to the men's 4x100-meter relay final at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games after an earlier disqualification decision was overturned, organizers said Monday. The team of Kim Si-on, Joel Jin Nwamadi, Daniel Biwesa and Lee Jae-seong was disqualified during the heats of the men's 4x100m relay at Nagoya City Mizuho Park Athletic Stadium in Nagoya, Japan, on Sunday due to an alleged violation of the baton exchange rule between first runner Kim and second runner Nwamadi. Based on time, the South Korean team ranked fourth in its heat and seventh overall among the 12 teams, with the top eight teams advancing to the final scheduled for Monday. The coaching staff immediately appealed the decision, and the appeal was accepted. The South Korean team was reinstated by the jury of appeal, according to the Asian Games Gameshub site, a real-time scoring and scheduling portal. "Right after the decision, we submitted our videos, appealing that we are not subject to disqualification, and the organizers accepted it," coach Ha Kyung-su said. "We will compete in the final." He said"

"MANILA, Philippines — The Mindoro Tamaraws and the Basilan Steel clash for a playoff slot at 7 p.m. on Monday in the SportsPlus MPBL (Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League) 2026 Season Play-in Stage at the Calapan City Gymnasium in Oriental Mindoro. Whoever wins becomes the seventh seed in the South Division, with the loser relegated to a knockout match with the winner of the 5 p.m. game between the Zamboanga SiKat and the Imus Yangkee. Having beaten the Steel in their encounter earlier this year, 83-75, and with the hometown crowd behind them, the Tamaraws are slight picks to join outright qualifiers Quezon Province, Binan, Gensan, Batangas City, Cebu and Rizal Province in the quarterfinal playoffs. If this happens, Mindoro's next foe would be No. 2 finisher Binan. The Tamaraws would again lean on MPBL All-Stars Bambam Gamalinda and JC Recto, Jayjay Caspe, Marion Magat, RJ Ramirez and John Apacible in their bid for a repeat over the Steel. Basilan, on the other hand, would depend on gunners John Wilson and Byron Villarias, Gab Cometa, Jervy Cruz and JV Casio. Mindoro also made the 2025 Season playoffs as No. 8, falling to top qualifier and eventual division champion Quezon, 0-2, in the quarterfinals. With its superior record, Zamboanga (11-14) is expected to prevail over Imus (4-21), the last play-in qualifier/ Zamboanga also subdued Imus, 102-92, in the eliminations, apart from having proven contributors like Paeng Are, Forthsky Padrigao, Brandon Wilson, Joshua Lazaro, Levi Hernandez and Joseph Gabayni. Imus is pinning its upset bid on Jaypee Belencion, Regie Boy Basibas and Jordan Rios. TMT"

"WASHINGTON, United States — The Washington Commanders and backup quarterback Marcus Mariota stunned Seattle 33-31 Sunday, handing the reigning Super Bowl champion Seahawks their first loss of the season. The Commanders, reeling from two losses and another injury to their franchise quarterback Jayden Daniels, turned to 32-year-old journeyman Mariota, who completed three passing touchdowns and 183 yards for victory. Seattle's franchise-best 12-game winning streak was snapped despite their own star quarterback Sam Darnold returning from injury to pass for 379 and four touchdowns, with two interceptions. Washington struck first, seizing on a fumble by Seattle rookie star Jadarian Price. Mariota found Rachaad White for a passing touchdown on the next drive. Darnold hit back with an endzone pass to the dangerous Jackson Smith-Njigba, but Mariota located Treylon Burks to regain the lead. Seattle turned the ball over again and Mariota sent a 30-yard touchdown pass to Terry McLaurin for a 14-point advantage. The Seahawks offence raised its game. Backup tight end Eric Saubert received a 13-yard touchdown pass, before Smith-Njigba grabbed his second to tie the game 24-24. But after a Commanders field goal re-established a slender lead, Darnold gave up a pick-six. His pass was intercepted by Kain Medrano, a special teams player and backup linebacker, who raced 50 yards to make it 33-24. Another relentless Seahawks drive pulled back one touchdown, to Cooper Kupp, but Washington held out for the upset win. Elsewhere on a Sunday packed with tight games and frequently lead changes, star running back Jahmyr Gibbs helped the Detroit Lions to see off a spirited Jets fightback and prevail 31-24. New York's Garrett Wilson took a superb 4th down catch from Geno Smith that was ruled a touchdown on video review, and a two-point conversion tied the game 24-24. But the joy was short-lived. Gibbs rushed for his third touchdown, Wilson departed injured, and Jets quarterback Smith was sacked on 4th down to snuff out any further comebacks. Cleveland quarterback DeShaun Watson, making his home season debut after being booed by his own fans in the offseason, led the Browns to a last-gasp 21-18 win over the Carolina Panthers. Watson -- in the final year of a $230 million five-year contract that has been ravaged by injuries and off-field controversy -- threw for two touchdowns including a go-ahead 14-yard sling to Harold Fannin Jr. with less than two minutes on the clock. Pittsburgh bagged a late win against the Cincinnati Bengals. Veteran Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers shook off recent woes with a bright start including touchdown passes of 38 yard and 23 yards to Roman Wilson and Ben Skowronek respectively. Cincinnati took a fourth-quarter lead, but two field goals and a late turnover sealed the Steelers win 30-27. And the Indianapolis Colts needed a 53-yard field goal with 21 seconds remaining to beat the Houston Texans 19-17. - Bills, Chiefs win - The Buffalo Bills defeated the winless Los Angeles Chargers 24-16. Bills quarterback Josh Allen had a rough game by his own high standards, with Buffalo conceding committing five turnovers. But they ultimately proved too good, pulling clear late with rushing touchdowns from Allen and James Cook III. The Kansas City Chiefs were comfortable in a 24-10 win over the Miami Dolphins, while the New England Patriots -- last year's Super Bowl losers -- were thrashed 35-6 by Jacksonville. And the Tennessee Titans remain 0-3, as quarterback Cam Ward threw a disastrous interception on a potentially winning drive against the New York Giants, who won 12-7."

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