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College Football Roundup: Manning leads Texas past Arkansas

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AUSTIN Arch Manning threw for a career-best 389 yards and four touchdowns, ran for a score and caught a pass for another as No. 17 Texas dismantled Arkansas 52-37 on Saturday in a Southeastern Conference dustup to keep alive its waning College Football Playoff chances. The Longhorns (8-3, 5-2 SEC) dominated the second half [.]. Continue reading College Football Roundup: Manning leads Texas past Arkansas→

Top 25 roundup: No. 12 Utah wins despite giving 472 rushing yards

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Devon Dampier threw for 259 yards and two touchdowns and ran for the go-ahead touchdown with 56 seconds remaining to rally No. 12 Utah to a 51-47 victory over Kansas State on Saturday in Salt Lake City. Dampier also ran for 94 yards and two scores to help the Utes (9-2, 6-2 Big 12) stay [.]. Continue reading Top 25 roundup: No. 12 Utah wins despite giving 472 rushing yards→

Hawkins leads all-SCAA team

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Advance’s Brogan Hawkins was named SCAA Volleyball Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year, leading a strong all-conference team after a standout season with 395 digs and 520 receptions. Continue reading Hawkins leads all-SCAA team→

Ole Miss Could Fire Lane Kiffin Before College Football Playoff

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The Ole Miss Rebels could fire head coach Lane Kiffin amid his unwillingness to commit before the College Football Playoff. Continue reading Ole Miss Could Fire Lane Kiffin Before College Football Playoff→

Bill Belichick reflects on ‘learning curve’ during first season coaching college football

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“If we knew then what we knew now there were some things that we would have done differently.” The post Bill Belichick reflects on ‘learning curve’ during first season coaching college football appeared first on Boston. com. Continue reading Bill Belichick reflects on ‘learning curve’ during first season coaching college football→

Yoshinobu Yamamoto set to start for Dodgers in World Series Game 2 as LA seeks to bounce back

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Blue Jays fans waited 32 years to let loose cheering a World Series home run. They got to do it three times. Continue reading Yoshinobu Yamamoto set to start for Dodgers in World Series Game 2 as LA seeks to bounce back→

Edward Little and Lewiston boys soccer battle to scoreless draw

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Edward Little and Lewiston boys soccer battle to scoreless draw Continue reading Edward Little and Lewiston boys soccer battle to scoreless draw→

Rashee Rice: It’s been a while, I’m very excited to go out and compete

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After missing much of last season with a torn ACL and serving a six-game suspension, Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice is set to make his 2025 debut on Sunday against the Raiders. Continue reading Rashee Rice: It’s been a while, I’m very excited to go out and compete→

Aces and Mercury overcame challenges to reach the WNBA Finals

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Las Vegas and Phoenix have both reached the WNBA Finals after overcoming significant challenges. The Aces narrowly defeated Seattle and Indiana, while the Mercury staged a comeback against Minnesota. The Finals, starting Friday, will be a best-of-seven series for the first time. Las Vegas aims for a third title in four years, while Phoenix seeks to tie the record for most championships. Despite regular-season results, both teams emphasize the unpredictability of playoff basketball. The Aces-Fever series drew record viewership, highlighting the growing interest in the league. Continue reading Aces and Mercury overcame challenges to reach the WNBA Finals→