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Wilder rips Fury: Don't 'weasel out of' rematch
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Saturday, 31 October 2020 20:14
Deontay Wilder spoke publicly for the first time in months Saturday about his loss to WBC heavyweight titleholder Tyson Fury in their second fight earlier this year, accusing Fury of having loaded gloves and also calling him out about not honoring the rematch clause in their contract.In a Twitter video and three subsequent tweets, Wilder called Fury scared for not…
Texas upsets OK State, hurts Big 12 CFP hopes
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Texas scored its first road win over a top-10 team in 10 years while simultaneously dealing a blow to the Big 12's playoff chances with a 41-34 overtime victory at No. 6 Oklahoma State on Saturday.The win came even though the Longhorns were outgained nearly twofold. The Cowboys finished with 530 offensive yards to Texas' 287. Entering Saturday, Big 12…
White on Silva loss: 'He should never fight again'
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Uriah Hall and Anderson Silva both knelt down on the mat, head to head, and clasped each other's hands. Both got emotional showing the other respect following a hard-fought UFC bout. Blood poured from Silva's face."I love you," Hall told Silva. "You're still one of the greatest."Hall stopped Silva via TKO at 1 minutes, 24 seconds of the fourth round…
Spartans rock Michigan behind Lombardi's 3 TDs
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Saturday, 31 October 2020 17:29
Michigan State stunned 13th-ranked Michigan 27-24 in Ann Arbor on Saturday, doing it with the help of true freshman wide receiver Ricky White.The Marietta, Georgia, receiver had 196 yards and a touchdown on eight receptions in the win over Michigan State's rival.White had only one reception for 5 yards in the first game of the season against Rutgers but dominated…
Cowboys QB Dalton ruled out, DiNucci to start
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FRISCO, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys on Saturday ruled out quarterback Andy Dalton for Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles because of a concussion, which means rookie Ben DiNucci will start in the key NFC East meeting.Dalton suffered the concussion in the third quarter of last week's loss to the Washington Football Team on a hit by linebacker Jon Bostic.…
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