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Roethlisberger on cusp of Steelers' yard mark
No matter the competition, Ben Roethlisberger wants to win. Whether it is a double-elimination shuffleboard tournament, a makeshift game of basketball with balled-up tape and a garbage can inside the Steelers locker room or 18 holes of golf,...
Tags: Philadelphia Eagles, Joe Montana, Darren Sharper, Drew Brees, Troy Aikman
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Football Commissioner Upholds Saints 'Bounty' Suspensions
CNNNEW ORLEANS -- Football Commissioner Roger Goodell upheld suspensions for four current and former New Orleans Saints players accused of taking part in a three-year "bounty" program, but he reduced the terms for two former team members, the NFL announced...Tags: Will Smith (football), Deere and Company, New Orleans Saints, Minnesota Vikings, National Football League
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Unable to make a decision, Allen turns to Gallagher
Tom Gallagher feels a little bit like Michael Corleone, Al Pacino's famous character in The Godfather, Part III. You can almost hear Gallagher repeating the famous line: "Just when I thought I was out … they pull me back in." Six months after...
Tags: Elections, Al Pacino, American School for the Deaf, Politics
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Law of probability may catch up to some college football unbeatens
The only thing more endangered than being Arkansas' head coach is being undefeated. Stanford found out Thursday night what others will discover Saturday. The Cardinal sin of losing at Washington leaves 26 unbeatens as the season winds toward an Agatha...
Tags: Alabama Crimson Tide, UMass Minutemen, Oregon Ducks, Southeastern Conference, Michigan State Spartans
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Drew Brees
Aaron Kromer said practice today was much faster and more relaxed as you get ready for Green Bay this week. Was that how it felt from a player’s perspective? “Yes, I thought preparation was good today starting with meetings this morning and...
Tags: Sean Payton, Drew Brees, Johnny Unitas, AFC West, San Diego Chargers
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Torrey Smith found support with his teammates after his brother's death
Stricken with grief and working on an hour of sleep, Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith played a major part in a comeback victory against the New England Patriots on Sunday night just hours after learning that his brother died in a motorcycle accident in...
Tags: American Football Conference, Oakland Raiders, Ed Reed, Green Bay Packers, Marshall Faulk
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For NFL's Western teams, a change in direction
After the first two weeks of the NFL season, we could have surmised: The San Francisco 49ers and San Diego Chargers were very good. The Oakland Raiders were very bad. The Arizona Cardinals were very lucky. But Sunday, oh, how the West was spun....Tags: Andrew Luck, C.J. Spiller, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tennessee Titans, New Orleans Saints
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Quarterbacks lead with more than talent
I'm trying to figure out Jay Cutler. I really am. I can see the talent, the arm strength and the underrated athleticism Cutler shows with his ability to extend plays outside the pocket. He's physical. He's tough. And there isn't a route in the playbook...
Tags: J'Marcus Webb, Green Bay Packers, Indianapolis Colts, Brandon Marshall, National Football League
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What is sports' most dysfunctional team?
Boston drama never ends Paul Doyle Hartford Courant This one's not even close — the Red Sox are beyond dysfunctional. Once considered baseball's model franchise after winning two titles in four years, the Red Sox are a mess. The team...Tags: Braylon Edwards, Adrian Gonzalez, Economy, Business and Finance, Texas Rangers, Fenway Park
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Highlights and lowlights of NFL opening weekend
The Baltimore SunHere's a look at the highlights and lowlights around the NFL during the opening weekend: Highlights: 1. Peyton Manning is back. The Denver Broncos' quarterback made an early statement in his bid for NFL Comeback Player of the Year honors. In his first...Tags: New Orleans Saints, Jason Elam, Aaron Rodgers, 2011 NFL Lockout, Matt Ryan
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Cutler still somewhat in Elway's shadow
It somehow is appropriate Andrew Luck begins his career on a field opposite Jay Cutler. The Bears quarterback can offer his Colts counterpart a bit of advice about following a legend when the teams hook up Sunday at Soldier Field. Hopefully, it will be...
Tags: Andrew Luck, Economy, Business and Finance, Mike Shanahan, National Football League, Aaron Rodgers
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Commissioner Mike Whan proud of LPGA's depth of talent and commitment to sponsors
Less than two years before Mike Whan took over the LPGA Tour, Annika Sorenstam retired. Less than six months into his tenure, Lorena Ochoa followed suit. Losing such icons — Sorenstam is arguably the greatest female golfer of all-time, and Ochoa is...
Tags: Annika Sorenstam, Golf, Lorena Ochoa, Yankee Stadium, NASCAR
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