Eight voted into football Hall of Fame class
Pro Football Hall of Fame adds eight members led by linebackers Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher and wide receivers Randy Moss and Terrell Owens. Safety Brian Dawkins, contributor Bobby Beathard, and seniors Jerry Kramer and Robert Brazile also inducted. Moss and Owens were first ballot and third year entrants respectively. Lewis and Urlacher highlighted the linebacking group.
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Minneapolis
Ray Lewis
Brian Urlacher
Randy Moss
Terrell Owens
Brian Dawkins
Bobby Beathard
Jerry Kramer
Robert Brazile
Moss
Owens
Tve
Lewis
Teaira McCowan Dominates for Mississippi State
Teaira McCowan blossomed from a raw freshman to a centerpiece of a top national program. The 6-7 forward averages near 20 points and 13 rebounds as Mississippi State, 23-0 overall and 9-0 in the SEC, prepares to face South Carolina. Her growth follows a difficult transition to college life and early self-doubt, overcome through support from coach Vic Schaefer and associate head coach Johnnie Harris.
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Starkville
Miss
Teaira McCowan
Mississippi State
Johnnie Harris
Harris
McCowan
Bulldogs
South Carolina
Missouri
Vic Schaefer
Washington
Victoria Vivians
WNBA
Schaefer
Brenham
Texas
Humphrey Coliseum
Eagles rally behind Foles in wild Super Bowl thriller
Nick Foles led the Eagles with 373 passing yards and three TDs on 28 of 43 after replacing Wentz. Tom Brady threw for 505 yards as the Patriots battled to a dramatic finish with Brady and Amendola briefly connecting on a tipped TD play. Coach Doug Pederson secured the title in his second season.
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NFL
New England
Owens
San Francisco
Green Bay
Giants
Jerry Rice
Foles
Wentz
Ertz
Brady
Eagles
Danny Amendola
Doug Pederson
Belichick
Villanova Tops Seton Hall in Philly as Eagles Rally Near
Omari Spellman led Villanova with 26 points and 11 rebounds as the No. 1 Wildcats beat Seton Hall 92-76 in Philadelphia. The crowd chanted for the Eagles hours before Super Bowl LII, while Mikal Bridges and Jalen Brunson fueled a decisive second-half run.
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Philadelphia
Villanova
Wildcats
Eagles
Omari Spellman
Seton Hall
Jay Wright
New England Patriots
Pirates
Eric Paschall
Paschall
Jalen Brunson
Nova
Bridges
Khadeen Carrington
Myles Powell
Spellman
Powell
Kevin Willard
Philly
Philadelphia Eagles
Wells Fargo Center
Angel Delgado
Delgado
Desi Rodriguez
Butler
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Football Hall of Fame
David Baker
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Vikings
Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore
Mike Singletary
Dick Butkus
Jonathan Ogden
Ravens
Atlanta
NEL
Urlacher
Chicago
Butkus
Singletary
Bill George
Dawkins
Houston
Kramer
Vince Lombardi Packers
Bart Starr
Brazile
Houston Oilers
Beathard
Miami
Joe Jacoby
Tony Boselli
Alan Faneca
Steve Hutchinson
Kevin Mawae
Ty Law
John Lynch
Everson Walls
Isaac Bruce
Edgerrin James
Emer
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
L.G. Patterson
Amber Smith
Seton
Mikal Bridges
Laurence Kesterson
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