Ravens eye 2019 rebuild after season end
Ravens transition underway as Ozzie Newsome departs, Eric DeCosta takes over, and John Harbaugh plans a 2019 extension. Willie Snead IV shines with 62 catches, while Joe Flacco exits and Lamar Jackson emerges as a playoff breakout candidate.
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Magnanimous comeback lifts Hope over Kalamazoo in 87 65 win
Dennis Towns sparked a pivotal late first half surge with a tough offensive rebound and score as Hope flipped a 22 point deficit into an 87 65 victory over Kalamazoo. Coach Mitch ell praised Towns as delivering a magnanimous, colossal hustle play inspiring the Dutchmen. Towns said the key was attacking the glass to stifle Kalamazoo’s rebounding edge.
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Foles lifts Eagles past Bears in wild card upset
Nick Foles connects with Golden Tate for a 2-yard fourth down TD with 56 seconds left to beat Chicago 16-15, as the Eagles snap a playoff drought and advance to face New Orleans. Cody Parkey’s potential game winning kick hits upright and crossbar, sealing the win.
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Michigan stays undefeated as Indiana stars sit early
Michigan captures a 82-66 victory over Indiana as Juwan Morgan scores 25 and Romero Langford 17 but foul trouble for Indiana stars opens a 12-3 run for the Wolverines. Charles Matthew adds 16 of his 18 by halftime helping No. 2 Michigan to a 15-0, 4-0 Big Ten start.
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