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Joe Burrow, Chase Young lead college football All-America team
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Monday, 16 December 2019 10:38
We're down to four teams for the 2019 college football national championship, as the College Football Playoff is set to begin later this month. But who were the best players this season?Let's take a look as we unveil our annual ESPN All-America team. Nine of the players are in the playoff, with Ohio State and LSU leading the way with…
How Joe Burrow's magical season electrified LSU -- and all of college football
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Monday, 16 December 2019 10:38
A WOMAN DECKED out in a purple-and-gold sequin dress, looking for all the world like a Mardi Gras disco ball, is trying to be stealthy. She nudges her companion, lest she miss this incredible stroke of good luck, to show her who's standing right there across the sidewalk. The friend, whose fandom is less flashy -- just an LSU No.…
Barnwell picks NFL kryptonite: How the Ravens and each contender could lose
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Monday, 16 December 2019 06:04
There are no perfect teams in this NFL season. The Ravens have looked pretty close for the past two months, and the Patriots got off to one of the hottest starts in league history, but there's no team that would be a mismatch for everybody or a favorite to win on every other team's home turf. Each of the league's…
Let's overreact to Week 15: Everything is fine with the Patriots, right?
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Monday, 16 December 2019 04:36
CINCINNATI -- When this one was over, and they'd beaten the worst team in the league by 21 points, the Patriots got to enjoy a familiar feeling. Their victory over the 1-13 Bengals locked up a postseason berth, meaning the Patriots will participate in the NFL's postseason for a staggeringly impressive 11th year in a row."We always give ourselves a…
What wins for Eagles, Packers and Texans mean: Takeaways from every Week 15 game
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Sunday, 15 December 2019 15:37
The Texans' win put them in great shape in the AFC South, while the Eagles' victory kept their hopes alive in the NFC East. And the Patriots, as expected, secured a playoff berth with a win, as did their AFC East rivals, the Bills. The Packers held off a late charge by the Bears, and the Chiefs got it done…
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