Mike Sherman tops NFL coach ballot amid Packers woes
In a fan ranking, Mike Sherman edges Mike Mularkey as top coach, praising Sherman’s six years leading Green Bay and his dual role as former GM. The piece critiques coaching decisions by Mike Martz while noting his health, and questions Mularkey’s handling of JP Losman and quarterback stability.
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Pineda Makes Postseason and Vikings Coach Tice Saga
Pineda earns a postseason berth as the Vikings struggle under Mike Tice. Tice, 24-27 overall, 8-18 on the road, faces scrutiny after a string of defeats and a volatile saga involving resignation talk, a vote of confidence, and off-field controversies. Ownership backed him despite calls for change.
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Texans stumble to worst start in franchise history
Houston faces a winless start after a rough rhythm break. David Carr is sacked 27 times this season and the offense ranks last in yards and points. Coach Dom Capers reshuffles the line, defense frets over no turnovers, and Joe Pendry replaces fired Chris Palmer to spark a turnaround.
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Longtime Sterling water polo coach McDonald to step down
Sterling water polo coach McDonald announces plan to leave after another strong season. He cites a thriving program, a deep roster, and a desire to pursue new challenges while staying in Baytown. He recalls four state runner ups and emphasizes pride in players and facility improvements.
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Tate leads comeback as Iowa falls short in Big Ten clash
Quarterback Tate passed for 1,081 yards this season and threw nine TDs with 65.4 percent completion as Iowa, now 4-2, rallied late but fell to 27 24. teammates Godfrey contributed tackles and assists while several area alumni starred for SMU BYU and McNeese State.
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