Marlins top Braves to end six-game win streak
Miami breaks out for three in the first against Ben Sheets and holds Atlanta to four runs as Carlos Lee Greg Dobbs and Bryan Petersen drive in the early offense. Zambrano earns the win, Cishek locks down the ninth, and the Braves' five games run ends at seven with the loss.
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ACC seeks fresh start after rough BCS finishes
The ACC aims to rebound after two teams reached the BCS in 2011 then faltered. Clemson's Orange Bowl loss, West Virginia's 70 33 upset, and Jimbo Fisher and EJ Manuel face pressures to restore relevance and sustain Orange Bowl bids through 2025.
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Panthers expect Edwards to anchor defense after injury
Panthers defensive tackle Ron Edwards returns to camp fully healthy after missing most of last season with a torn triceps. The 12-year veteran will draw double teams to free linebackers Jon Beason, James Anderson, and Luke Kuechly, with teammates praising his impact on run defense and pass gaps.
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Clemson Welcomes Combat Vet Rodriguez as Walk-On Receiver
Daniel Rodriguez, a former Army sergeant who survived Kamdesh and earned the Bronze Star and Purple Heart, is cleared by the NCAA and ACC to join Clemson as a walk-on receiver No. 83. His path began after the Afghanistan battle and a promise to a fallen friend to chase college football.
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