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Swinney calls Clemson stunner 'weirdest game'
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Tuesday, 05 September 2023 09:14
DURHAM, N.C. -- Monday was judgment night for Clemson, and coach Dabo Swinney expects the jury will deliver a scathing verdict.Clemson arrived in Durham ranked ninth in the Associated Press preseason poll and was an overwhelming favorite to beat a Duke team that hadn't toppled a top-10 program since 1989.The Tigers left Durham battered, bludgeoned and utterly baffled after a…
Power Rankings: Where did Coach Prime and Colorado debut?
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Tuesday, 05 September 2023 07:54
Coach Deion Sanders said his Colorado Buffaloes were coming in 2023, and now they've arrived in our Power Rankings.The Buffaloes' 45-42 victory in Week 1 at No. 17 TCU, the national runner-up in the 2022 season, made believers out of ESPN's writers. Colorado, which had only one win last season, went from unranked to No. 21. Now the Buffaloes get…
Rams' Kupp seeing specialist for hamstring injury
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Monday, 04 September 2023 14:59
Los Angeles Rams star wide receiver Cooper Kupp was in Minnesota on Monday to see a specialist in the hopes of getting at the root of his hamstring issues, coach Sean McVay said.The visit comes after Kupp had a setback with his recovery from a hamstring injury last week.McVay said Kupp remains day-to-day, adding that he should have more clarity…
How to stay competitive in fantasy football while investing 15 minutes per week
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Monday, 04 September 2023 13:36
I get it -- you're busy. Work, family, chores, scrolling Instagram, you name it. These important obligations (listed in no particular order of priority) soak up a ton of our day and that leaves little time for much else, including managing a fantasy football team.The good news is that fantasy football can be fun while not requiring a major time…
Harbaugh: 'Loved what I saw' in Michigan win
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Monday, 04 September 2023 10:37
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore both were serving suspensions for the team's opener against East Carolina, so they decided to watch together at Moore's home."I said, 'Hey, let's watch the game together,' and he said, 'Why don't you come over,'" Harbaugh said Monday. "His wife, Kelli, had some sandwiches, his two daughters were there, and my…
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