Colts may fire Pagano after season if no playoff berth
ESPN reports the Colts plan to dismiss head coach Chuck Pagano if Indianapolis misses the playoffs. GM Ryan Grigson’s status is uncertain. Owner Jim Irsay says no structural changes are decided for 2016. The 7-8 Colts must win vs Titans and get help to reach the postseason.
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Area sports lineup with college bowls and NBA action
Evansville at UNI women at 7 p.m. and Utah at Stanford men at 8 p.m. on ESPNU. College bowls include Outback Northwestern Tennessee and Rose Stanford Iowa. Sugar OK State Mississippi at 7:30 p.m. ESPN with radio carries on KGYM and KXEL. Local talk shows Gym Class and On Press Row air on KGYM and KXEL.
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Milwaukee edges Indiana in high scoring thriller
The Bucks defeated the Pacers 120 to 116 in a tight Thursday game. Key players battled for the win as Milwaukee built an early lead and held on in a competitive final period.
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Pro soccer schedule shows multiple late games across leagues
Detroit at Harrisburg 1 05 p m Syracuse at Baltimore 6 05 p m Cedar Rapids at Chicago 7 05 p m Brownsville at Dallas 7 05 p m Milwaukee at Missouri 7 05 p m Baia at Turlock 9 05 p m.
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Clemson 37 Oklahoma 17 in Miami Gardens Bowl
Clemson dominates Oklahoma 37 to 17 in the Orange Bowl featuring Ds Watson and C Feels. Clemson rushers Gallman and Watson combine for multiple scores while Mayfield struggles with 311 passing yards but no wins.
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Gustafson reshapes NFL public policy role from Capitol Hill
Gustafson, NFL vice president for Public Policy and Government Affairs, moved from Capitol Hill to lead policy efforts on player safety tax status domestic violence and broadcasting. She explains the league does not run daily fantasy games or cash-in cash-out operations and notes the move to non profit status and ongoing policy changes.
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Luther and Wisconsin Whitewater Battle in Overtime Loss
Luther (73) and Wisconsin Whitewater (76) clash in a tight game at Wisconsin Dells. Luther’s Moran Lanning and Kylie Romeo led with 17 points apiece, while Abbie Reeves scored 19 for Wisconsin Whitewater as the Warhawks edged the Cardinals.
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Islanders Beat Sabres 2 1. Penguins Top Red Wings 5 2
NHL scores show New York Islanders 2 Buffalo 1 and Pittsburgh 5 Detroit 2 with multiple late games listed. Arizona leads Winnipeg 4 2. Montreal visits Boston at noon. Anaheim plays Vancouver at 9 p.m. and Calgary 1 Anaheim 1 Edmonton 0.
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Augsburg Tops Citrus Invitational With Margin at Inverness
At Inverness Florida Augsburg leads the Citrus Invitational with 169 points followed by Williams 148.5 Cornell 141 and John Carroll 112 in a tight team race. Championship finals feature major decisions and decs including Scott Smith over Matt Morris 15-2 and Jake Savoca defeating Trevor Engle by medical forfeit.
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Football Transactions and NFL Draft Declarations Summary
Cleveland Browns sign QB Pat Devlin and waive LB Jayson DiManche. Colts activate TE Erik Swoope from practice squad and add TE Brian Vogler. TE Dwayne Allen placed on IR. Chiefs activate WR DeAnthony Thomas from non football illness list. California and Houston announce NFL draft entries by Jared Goff and Demarcus Ayers. Memphis confirms DB Reggis Ball dismissed after Birmingham Bowl incident. Paxton Lynch, Joey Bosa, Ezekiel Elliott, and Davis Webb declared for transfer or NFL draft. UCLA announces DL Caleb Benenech NFL draft entry.
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