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Sunday, 15 September 2019 00:56
After a ho-hum weekend in college football -- unless, of course, you're a fan of say The Citadel, BYU, UCF or Arizona State -- there will finally be some actual movement in the College Football Playoff race next week.Two games could go a long way in separating the early contenders from the pretenders. Georgia hosts Notre Dame and Wisconsin hosts…
How a seemingly quiet Saturday got weird in a hurry
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Saturday, 14 September 2019 22:29
It's hard to win football games. Coaches talk about this all the time, usually to explain why fans should take some 40-point underdog seriously, but it's still probably true. At least, it was Saturday.On a weekend in which there were zero matchups of ranked teams, we were treated to a delightful menagerie of weather delays, frisky FCS teams, brutal special-teams…
Endgame: Penn St. holds off Pitt as rivalry stops
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Saturday, 14 September 2019 14:21
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Pittsburgh coach Pat Narduzzi joked before the 100th meeting between the Panthers and 13th-ranked Penn State that the next time the rivals face off, he'll either be retired or "in a coffin."That's a long time to live with some curious decision-making that helped the Nittany Lions escape with a 17-10 win.Opting to kick a field goal…
ACC: UNC deserved 1 more second against Wake
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Saturday, 14 September 2019 11:31
RALEIGH, N.C. -- The Atlantic Coast Conference said Saturday the replay official erred on the final play of the North Carolina Tar Heels-Wake Forest Demon Deacons game by failing to initiate a review that would have put one second back on the clock.League supervisor of football officials Dennis Hennigan said in a statement the officials determined that UNC running back…
Neymar booed before scoring winner in return
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Saturday, 14 September 2019 11:39
Neymar suffered a torrent of abuse on his Paris Saint-Germain return against Strasbourg in Ligue 1 on Saturday after his failed return to Barcelona and ended the match scoring the winner in injury time.The Brazil international started the clash at Parc des Princes and was treated to a rough ride from the French champions' supporters and from the notorious Ultras.…
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