Denver beat New Orleans 116-108 on November 14, extending the Pelicans’ losing streak to six games. Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray combined for 49 points and 19 assists.
Arkansas beat South Carolina 34-6 in Fayetteville on November 14, snapping the Gamecocks’ four-game winning streak. The Razorbacks capitalized on four turnovers while South Carolina played without injured quarterback LaNorris Sellers.
Dallas Love Field reopened on November 14 after a threat involving a commercial aircraft prompted a temporary closure. Police later determined the threat was unfounded; no injuries were reported.
After a ground stop ended at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport on November 14, travelers faced cancellations, delays and disrupted plans, including a Chicago father and daughter who chose to drive home.
NYPD officers fatally shot a driver on the Belt Parkway in Brooklyn on November 14 after receiving information about a potential kidnapping.
On November 14, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport continued to face cancellations and delays after a nationwide FAA ground stop disrupted flights the previous day.
Louisville beat North Carolina 16-14 in Chapel Hill on November 14, 2026, and players from both teams scuffled after the final play.
Memphis beat Brooklyn 129-110 in Memphis on November 14, led by Cedric Coward’s 23 points and 12 rebounds.
Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 34 points as the Miami Heat beat the Detroit Pistons 137-117 in Miami on November 14, earning their fourth consecutive win.
BYU defeated Baylor 28-7 in Provo, Utah, on November 14, 2026, as quarterback Bear Bachmeier scored three rushing touchdowns and threw for another.
Connor Hellebuyck stopped 43 shots as New Jersey beat Washington 7-4 in Washington on November 14, extending his unbeaten start with the Devils to seven games.
On November 14, Chicago beat Minnesota 117-106 in Minneapolis, ending the Timberwolves’ five-game winning streak despite a travel delay and several injuries.
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