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Source: Saban has second straight negative test
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Saturday, 17 October 2020 07:47
A second subsequent test of Alabama football coach Nick Saban on Friday showed that he is negative for COVID-19, a source told ESPN's Tom Rinaldi, increasing the chances that Saban will coach in Saturday night's showdown against Georgia.Alabama officials learned of the second negative test on Friday afternoon, according to the sources, and Saban had already been tested again early…
Georgia and Alabama play on, Trevor Lawrence goes for a record and more for CFB's Week 7
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Saturday, 17 October 2020 07:06
It's a strange year for college football, and even for the biggest games, the scene isn't quite the same as we'd expect. That will feel particularly true this Saturday when Alabama and Georgia, two of the three best teams in the country, face off in Tuscaloosa without Nick Saban on the sidelines.Alabama announced Wednesday night that Saban tested positive for…
Jets DC Williams' cryptic remark adds to tension
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Friday, 16 October 2020 20:04
The tension is building within the New York Jets' organization.On Friday, defensive coordinator Gregg Williams took a veiled shot at coach Adam Gase's offense, suggesting the defensive struggles aren't entirely the fault of the defense.The 0-5 Jets, who face the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, are allowing 32.2 points per game, worse than every team except the Dallas Cowboys."It's not a…
Source: Bell can make up to $1.69M with Chiefs
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Friday, 16 October 2020 18:22
New Kansas City Chiefs running back Le'Veon Bell will have a $1 million base salary along with up to $1 million in playing time and playoff incentives, a source told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.The base salary will be prorated for the five games Bell was not on the Chiefs, meaning he will make around $690,000. He can earn up to $1.69…
Saban tests negative, could possibly coach Sat.
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Friday, 16 October 2020 15:13
A subsequent test of Alabama coach Nick Saban on Thursday showed that he is negative for COVID-19, the university announced Friday afternoon.The news comes 48 hours after Saban's initial positive test and opens up the possibility that Saban could return to coach Saturday night's home game against No. 3 Georgia.The statement from Alabama head athletic trainer Jeff Allen said Saban…
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