Packers suffer home loss as Titans overwhelm Lambeau
Green Bay crashes to 1-4 after a 48-27 defeat to Tennessee at Lambeau Field. Brett Favre starts his 213th straight game amid calls for fixes as the Packers struggle to stop the run and recover from a four-game skid.
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Bowden seeks care as Clemson endures discontent season
Clemson coach Bowden faces a 1-4 stretch after a 30-10 loss to Virginia. The Tigers struggle with turnovers, third down defense, and no interceptions, while Bowden urges faster defense and more productive offense. Players defend the coach and stress staying positive amid fan anger.
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Breeders' Cup loses two stars but fields strong
The Breeders Cup at Lone Star Park in Texas draws top horses including Birdstone Funny Cide Azeri and Gazelle winner Stellar Jayne despite Smarty Jones and Sightseek missing. Classic contenders feature Birdstone Pleasantly Perfect Roses in May Balto Star Dynever and more while Juvenile fields loom with Runway Model Sense of Style and Bellamy Road headed to Texas waiting for Derby implications.
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Labonte to scale back NASCAR schedule to 10 races a year
Two time champion Terry Labonte announced plans to run 10 races annually for the next two seasons and to retire after 2006. He will drive the No 44 Chevrolet for Rick Hendrick, starting next season, with his final year including 20 races and a possible focus on intermediate tracks while avoiding Daytona and Talladega.
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