WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) said a man was shot in Northwest D.C. late Friday night.

Police said that at about 11:30 p.m., they responded to a shooting at the corner of 18th and Church Street.

When officers arrived at the scene, they saw that DC Fire and EMS were treating a victim who was bleeding from the head.

Person injured after car overturns in Fairfax County

According to MPD, witnesses said they heard “loud pops and yelling”. Soon after, a vehicle was seen leaving the area.

DC Fire and EMS transported the man to the hospital for treatment.

Police said that during the incident, bullets destroyed the window of a church.

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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Quinn Ewers passed for 260 yards and three touchdowns and No. 4 Texas rolled past Colorado State 52-0 on Saturday in the opener for both teams.

Ewers connected with Matthew Golden for a pair of touchdowns in the second quarter, and had another strike to Isaiah Bond as the Longhorns built a 31-0 lead by halftime.

A big question for Texas heading into this season was just how quickly Ewers and Texas would find their rhythm in a passing attack that lost the top five receivers from the 2023 Big 12 championship team. Texas joined the Southeastern Conference this year.

Golden transferred from Houston and Bond from Alabama, and Ewers and his rebuilt receiving corps easily carved up the Rams. After a slow start that included a stalled drive and an interception on Texas’ first three possessions, Texas scored 24 points in the second quarter.

Ewers spread passes around 10 different receiving and had 248 yards passing by halftime. He completed 20 of 27 passes before leaving the game for Arch Manning midway through the third quarter.

Manning’s first drive started with a 40-yard pass to Johntay Cook II. It ended with Manning’s first career TD pass, a scrambling 5-yard toss to Silas Bolden, another transfer from Oregon State, that made it 45-0.

The takeaway

Colorado State: The Rams have an elite receiver in Tory Horton, but he shut down by a smothering Texas defense. Horton had five catches for 31 yards and the only deep ball thrown his way was intercepted. Colorado State did not cross the Texas 49 until the final two minutes.

Texas: Coming off last season’s appearance in the College Football Playoff, Texas has its highest season-opening ranking since 2010 and Saturday was a breeze against the overmatched Rams. The lofty ranking and expectations will be put to the test next week at No. 9 Michigan, and later when the Longhorns eventually start their first Southeastern Conference schedule against Mississippi State on Sept. 28.

Up next

Colorado State: Hosts Northern Colorado on Sept. 7

Texas: At No. 9 Michigan on Sept. 7 in the first matchup between the two historic powerhouse programs since the 2004 Rose Bowl.

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The Kalen DeBoer era is finally here. Alabama football is set to face off with Western Kentucky on Saturday to open the 2024 season, DeBoer’s first game as the Crimson Tide’s head coach since he replaced the retired Nick Saban in January.

Western Kentucky makes the trip to Tuscaloosa out of Conference USA. The Hilltoppers will be led by starting quarterback TJ Finley, who has previously faced off with the Tide while playing for Auburn and LSU earlier in his career.

Kickoff is scheduled for 6:05 p.m. CT at Bryant-Denny Stadium. The game will be aired on ESPN.

Follow along here for live updates as the game begins.

Pregame

— Alabama has released its depth chart ahead of Saturday’s game. Here’s the offensive and defensive two-deeps.

— Offensive guard Jaeden Roberts is in uniform with a heavily padded left hand.

— Wilkin Formby goes with the first-team offensive line during pregame warmups.

— Kadyn Proctor left the field with Alabama’s training staff during warmups.

— Alabama wins the coin toss and defers to the second half. Western Kentucky will receive the opening kickoff.

1st quarter

15:00

— Touchback on the opening kickoff. WKU takes over on the Alabama 25-yard line.

— WKU’s headset communications aren’t working, so Alabama removes its as well.

— Que Robinson rocks WKU quarterback TJ Finley for a third-down sack. Hilltoppers punt, Alabama will start on its own 31.

12:50

— Elijah Pritchett gets the start at left tackle.

— Alabama goes three-and-out. Tide will punt. WKU will begin on its own 20.

11:20

— WKU begins on its own 20-yard line.

— Keon Sabb picks off Finley.

10:48

— Alabama starts out on the WKU 16.

— Jalen Milroe runs 12 yards for the first Alabama touchdown of the DeBoer era. Tide leads 7-0 with 10:07 left after the extra point.