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10 new teams in poll with those sidelined out
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Sunday, 13 September 2020 14:36
Louisiana-Lafayette and Appalachian State were among 10 new teams ranked Sunday in the first regular-season Associated Press college football poll, which was stripped of the teams not scheduled to play a fall season.There was no change at the very top: Preseason No. 1 Clemson received 60 of 61 first-place votes this week.After all Division I teams were eligible to be…
Washington rallies as Rivera victorious in debut
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LANDOVER, Md. -- After an offseason of turnover, chaos and negative attention, the Washington Football Team delivered what new coach Ron Rivera and the organization needed most: A comeback win.After falling behind 17-0 to the Philadelphia Eagles in the season opener Sunday, Washington rallied for a 27-17 victory behind a dominant defensive line. Washington recorded eight sacks of Eagles quarterback…
Cam (2 TDs), new-look Pats off to running start
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Quarterback Cam Newton rushed for two touchdowns to help lead the new-look New England Patriots offense -- powered by the ground game -- past the Miami Dolphins 21-11 in Sunday's regular-season opener at Gillette Stadium.Newton's 75 rushing yards on 15 carries were the most by a Patriots quarterback since 1977, when Steve Grogan had 81 rushing yards…
Weapons aplenty: Rodgers tosses 4 TDs in win
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Who said Aaron Rodgers needed more weapons for the Green Bay Packers to be successful?He sure didn't in the season-opening 43-34 win over the Minnesota Vikings and at a fan-less U.S. Bank Stadium. Rodgers -- who seemed as happy as ever heading into his 16th NFL season despite the fact that the team drafted his possible eventual successor, Jordan Love,…
Osaka battles back vs. Azarenka to win US Open
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Saturday, 12 September 2020 17:47
NEW YORK -- After one errant forehand in the first set of the US Open final, Naomi Osaka looked at her coach in the mostly empty Arthur Ashe Stadium stands with palms up, as if to say, "What the heck is happening?''In response to another wayward forehand against Victoria Azarenka seconds later, Osaka chucked her racket. It spun a bit…
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