Panthers Bring Back KO Specialist Rhys Lloyd
The Carolina Panthers rehired kickoff ace Rhys Lloyd after an injury to his younger, cheaper replacement. Lloyd signed Tuesday following a brief audition, and the team waived Todd Carter after an injury settlement.
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Nationals blank Braves as Hernandez shuts down Atlanta
Livan Hernandez pitched eight innings of five hit ball with a 118 pitch effort, helping Washington to a 6-0 road win over Atlanta to snap a six game skid. Adam Dunn launched his 35th homer and Ian Desmond added a ninth inning shot as Washington maintained pace in the NL East and wild card race.
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Augusta Raceway Hall of Fame to honor local figures
The Augusta International Raceway Preservation Society will induct its 2010 Hall of Fame class at Diamond Lakes Regional Park, marking the 50th anniversary of the Augusta International Speedway opening. Inductees include H G Rosier and posthumous honorees Bosco Lowe Tommy Porter Bob Burson and Tiny Lund, with a Saturday car show and $20 admission.
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Johnson now overshadowed as Chase opens at New Hampshire
NASCAR scene shifts as Jimmie Johnson despite five wins and second seed for the Chase faces questions about his dominance. Clint Bowyer notes Johnson remains a threat though the field seeks an upset to end his four straight title run.
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Wide Open Field Narrows NASCAR Chase Contenders
Denny Hamlin leads a list of drivers contending for the 2010 Chase with six wins this season and Richmond momentum. Jimmie Johnson seeks a fifth crown after a strong run, while Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch are positioned with strong rides and late-season climbs. Kurt Busch starts strong again, Tony Stewart eyes a title with owner challenges, and others like Jeff Gordon Carl Edwards Jeff Burton Matt Kenseth Clint Bowyer build late chances as NH tracks loom.
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ACC falls short in games teams should win in college football
The piece argues the ACC earns little national respect due to poor performance in games it should win. Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech are cited for losses when expected to compete, while Oregon's approach against Tennessee is praised and Clemson’s early rhythm noted as an exception on a local stage.
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