Steelers tame Arrowhead crowd in 20 13 victory
Pittsburgh overcame hostile Arrowhead Stadium fans to defeat Kansas City 20-13 and end the Chiefs 11 game home winning streak. Jerome Bettis rushed 33 times for 119 yards as the Steelers controlled the pace with a physical game and strong special teams.
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Progress in resolving lockout inching toward deal
NBA owners and players locked in a secret meeting Monday night signaling progress toward ending the lockout. About 20 from the union and 12 from the league attended as talks moved beyond a stalled week with possible concessions on luxury taxes and a potential hard cap.
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UCLA No 1 in inaugural BCS standings with Ohio State close behind
UCLA tops the first Bowl Championship Series standings as Ohio State slips to second amid a tough schedule. Tennessee and Kansas State follow, with Florida State Florida and Texas A&M each at 7-1. Bowden and Spurrier weigh in as teams chase at large bids to bowls.
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Scott Defends Team Progress Amid Freshman Hope
Coach Scott highlights young players Kenny Harney and Antoine Nesmith as signs of future strength while noting ongoing program improvements. He says writers judge results, not progress, and confirms walk-on Chet Tucker will replace placekicker against Tennessee after Courtney Leavitt's missed kicks and a Kentucky loss.
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Hornets Rally Beats Brigadoon as Martinez and McGuire Lead
Hornets trailed Brigadoon 3-1 after two chukkers but surged ahead with goals from Martinez and Dan McGuire, who added three goals. Alan Friedman scored twice for Brigadoon. Darrell Schwetz led Burnt Chimney Farm with four goals, Brad Limehouse added two, and Bill Gunn scored once. Casa De Campo tied Biddle Realty late and then netted three goals in the final chukker to pull ahead. Rory Tort and Gene Gass scored for Casa De Campo, Alberto Genova led Biddle Realty with three, Tom Kiddle and Grayson Brown each added a goal. Play continues today with two more games.
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AP reports PGA Tour money leaders as the circuit prepares for a major event. The piece notes top earners and prize money standings ahead of an upcoming tournament, highlighting players with strong recent performances and potential momentum.
Defense stifles South Aiken as Aiken shuts out for 47 yards
Ropa Possee notes some teams crumble after early pressure as Aiken High blanked South Aiken, holding them to 47 total yards. Silver Bluff’s defense also shined, blanking three straight opponents 132-0 combined, including a 45-0 win over Allendale Fairfax. Midland Valley’s Tyron Vinson scored twice in a 35-0 victory over Eau Claire.
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Clemson Demands Change After Duke Loss
After a 28 to 23 defeat to Duke, Clemson faces NC State Georgia Tech and South Carolina. West has beaten Duke twice, Hatfield never has. The piece suggests Scott and West should be removed from payrolls at season's end and notes South Carolina now has a Clemson-like football program.
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