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How Tua's title-winning pass set off the wildest QB carousel ever
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Saturday, 24 August 2019 15:19
Tua Tagovailoa's game-winning touchdown pass in the 2017 national title game might be the biggest play in college football history. But in Atlanta and elsewhere that night, something else was happening: The wheels of the quarterback transfer market started spinning.Tagovailoa's emergence started the clock on Jalen Hurts' transfer, while also serving notice to Clemson's Dabo Swinney that he needed a…
Rodgers backs Luck; calls fans' boos 'disgusting'
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Monday, 26 August 2019 22:40
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Aaron Rodgers understands Andrew Luck's decision to retire, although the Green Bay Packers quarterback doesn't see himself reaching that stage anytime soon.What Rodgers can't comprehend was the reaction of Indianapolis Colts fans who booed Luck after the news broke while he was still on the sideline during Saturday's preseason game."I thought it was pretty disgusting," Rodgers…
Serena beats Sharapova for 19th time in row
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Monday, 26 August 2019 19:10
NEW YORK -- Serena Williams was not about to let Maria Sharapova make a match of this.So facing a break point early in the second set, Williams conjured up a backhand passing shot so good, so powerful, so precise, that Sharapova had no chance to reach it. Williams watched the ball land in, then raised a clenched left fist toward…
Sources: Patriots C Andrews' season in jeopardy
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Monday, 26 August 2019 18:05
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- New England Patriots starting center David Andrews has blood clots in his lungs, and his 2019 season is in jeopardy, league sources confirmed.Andrews was hospitalized while undergoing tests to pinpoint the cause of the clots, sources said. He was reportedly released from the hospital Monday night.A team captain in his fifth NFL season, Andrews played 28 snaps…
Ex-WR Baldwin: No second thoughts over retiring
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Monday, 26 August 2019 20:29
RENTON, Wash. -- Former Seattle Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin says he has found the first few months of his post-NFL career to be more challenging than relaxing, but he has no second thoughts about the decision he made to walk away from football and doesn't think he'll ever get the urge to come back.The process of arriving at that decision,…
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