Badgers roll past Purdue in Big Ten opener 41 10
Wisconsin explodes for 41 points to throttle Purdue in the Big Ten opener while James White notes 35 career rushing TDs. Eddie Lacy misses practice with a head injury and James Starks is named the starter.
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Blaney Scores First NASCAR Win at Kentucky Speedway
Rookie Ryan Blaney earned his first NASCAR victory by holding off late cautions in the 300 mile Nationwide race at Kentucky Speedway in Sparta. Austin Dillon finished second with Matt Crafton third and Sam Hornish fourth.
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UNI tops UNC in road nonconference win
No. 7 Northern Iowa remains unbeaten at 3-0 after a 26-7 victory over Northern Colorado at Nottingham Field. David Johnson scored from 18 yards in the fourth quarter to seal the win as Tyler Sievertsen added four field goals. Bears fall to 1-3 after losses to D II, FBS, and UNI.
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Former champ Bowe learns truck driving at CAST Cedar Rapids
Former heavyweight boxing champion Riddick Bowe, 46, attends CAST in Cedar Rapids with about 75 other students studying to become licensed truck drivers. He jokes about being more photogenic than the class, seeking a new career after millions in boxing earnings.
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Stenson Holds Four Shot Tour Championship Lead
Henrik Stenson retained a four stroke edge at the Tour Championship with a 1-under 69 amid heavy rain at East Lake. Dustin Johnson sits 7 under in second. Tiger Woods trails by 14 after a 69 as Stenson cites tough conditions and staying ahead.
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