Williston-Elko Faces Woodland in Move-Up Week Three Clash
Williston-Elko travels to Woodland for a Thursday 6:30 p.m. kickoff after moving the game from Friday. The Blue Devils, 1-1, rely on a tough defense led by Evander Tyler with 12 tackles and two forced fumbles as they seek offensive consistency in a short week. Woodland shifts to a more run-oriented attack, aiming to pressure a defense that held last season’s Wolverines to 14 points. Kyle Dawson covers sports.
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SEC QBs show deep talent as air game grows in the SEC
The SEC moves toward a prolific aerial attack with top passers like Missouri's Drew Lock and Mississippi's Shea Patterson. Ole Miss, South Carolina, Vanderbilt, Tennessee and others post big numbers as Todd Ellis notes a evolving offensive philosophy across the conference.
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Richard Walker aims to emerge for Clemson as tight end
Milan Richard Walker, nephew of Herschel Walker, emerges at Clemson as starting tight end. After redshirt and limited games behind Leggett, Richard debuted against Kent State with two receptions for 70 yards. Coaches praise his blocking as a growing weapon, with an eye toward Auburn clash.
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Nadal and Vandeweghe reach U.S. Open semifinals in New York
Rafael Nadal powered into the men's semifinals by routing Andrey Rublev 6 1 6 2 6 2 as CoCo Vandeweghe joined top seed Karolina Pliskova in the women's semis. Venus Williams and Sloane Stephens also advanced, keeping alive a rare all American last four.
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