Cable Bulls botched field goal in loss to Chiefs
Oakland interim coach Tom Cable took responsibility for a fourth and ten fake field goal that backfired against Kansas City. Sebastian Janikowski, Shane Lechler, and Tony Stewart executed the play as Maurice Leggett returned the botched snap 67 yards for a Chiefs TD, sealing a 20-13 defeat and a sixth straight Raiders losing season. Nnamdi Asomugha and Jon Condo commented on the surprise and practice history of the trick play.
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Missouri Seeks Upset in Big 12 Title Game
Missouri quarterback Chase Daniel and linebacker Brock Christopher acknowledge long odds as the No. 4 Oklahoma Sooners visit for the Big 12 championship. The 9-3 Tigers aim to cap a North division title with an upset that could boost their Fiesta Bowl hopes after a 38-17 loss to Kansas and season highs.
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Heat rally seals 130 129 OT win over Warriors
Miami Heat staged late drama in overtime to topple the Golden State Warriors 130 129. Chris Quinn tied the game with 7.1 seconds left in OT, Michael Beasley forced and scored the decisive free throw after stealing the inbounds pass. Dwyane Wade had 37 points and 13 assists, Udonis Haslem 21, and Haslem plus Shawn Marion each added 21. Crawford scored 40 for Golden State, but the Warriors dropped their seventh straight.
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Beating the Odds in a Bridge Endgame
South negotiates a tricky endgame by using hidden card counts from West and East to justify a heart finesse. With West showing six clubs and East only two, declarer leverages this information to lead the ace of hearts and finesse the jack, aiming to avoid a trump loser and secure the contract. The article highlights betting on percentages rather than routine play and notes Stayman as a future topic.
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