Penn State names interim athletic director as Sandusky case unfolds
Lawyers discuss civil suits and cover ups as victims seek access to courts. Pennsylvania State College transfers medical official David Joyner to act as athletic director while Tim Curley faces criminal charges for failing to report alleged child abuse by Sandusky. Joyner also leaves the board role temporarily.
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Passing Cats rely on aerial game in Kansas State wins
Kansas State extends passing threat as ground success opens play action against Texas A&M. With Tyler Lockett out, trio Tramaine Thompson Sheldon Smith and Chris Harper share targets while Klein improves, and Texas A&M wary of both run and pass as the Wildcats push their offense forward.
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Chiefs Injury Woes Persist Ahead of Pats Showdown
Kansas City chairs through a rough stretch with 22 sacks allowed and 141 points scored, while backup QB Luke Palko prepares to start against New England after Cassel’s departure. Belichick praises KC’s improved play but notes coaching adjustments without Cassel.
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Krzyzewski Breaks Division I Win Record At MSG
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski tops the Division I all time wins list with a 74-69 victory over Michigan State at Madison Square Garden. The scene included Bobby Knight watching, hugs with Knight, and former players like Shane Battier praising his achievement as Duke remains undefeated. Andre Dawkins led Duke with 26 points as the Blues Devils built a 20-1 run to seize control.
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Weeden Focuses On Age Not Heisman Buzz
Oklahoma State quarterback Brandon Weeden, age 28, shrugs off age chatter after 423 yards and five TDs against Texas Tech. He leads a 10-0 Cowboys attack and questions why his age dominates interview questions while teammates Justin Blackmon and the team earn praise for performances and wins.
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