Spartans Buckeyes collide after 11 win season preview
Michigan State seals an 11-1 regular season with a 14-3 win over Minnesota as Ohio State survives Michigan. The Big Ten title game in Indianapolis looms, raising questions about the conference’s strength and the Spartans’ bid for a first BCS bowl in 15 years. Defensive back Darqueze Dennard and safety Isaiah Lewis comment on focus and the win. Connor Cook posts his worst passing game in a month, yet MSU keeps the momentum toward the title game.
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Pelini receives vote of confidence at Nebraska
Nebraska coach Bo Pelini retains support from athletic director Shawn Eichorst after a 8-4 season mark and a 38-17 loss to Iowa. Eichorst reaffirmed commitment amid speculation, noting Pelini’s contract through 2017 and ongoing bowl plans.
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Schwartzel Opens Two-Stroke Alfred Dunhill Lead
Charl Schwartzel moved to 13 under after a 5 under 67 in round three at Leopard Creek, opening a two shot edge over Richard Finch with Victor Riu two more back. Madsen slipped to 7 over after a 79 as Schwartzel seeks back to back wins on the European Tour.
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Scott takes four shot lead at Australian Open final round
Adam Scott shot a four under 68 to lead Rory McIlroy by four strokes at the Australian Open. He eyes a rare Australian triple crown by completing wins in the Open, Masters and PGA. Scott already owns the Masters title from Augusta this year.
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Lilly Retires From Baseball After 15 Seasons
Oakland California reports Ted Lilly a 37 year old left hander and two time All Star announces retirement due to shoulder and back troubles. Lilly played for Montreal Oakland Toronto Yankees Cubs and Dodgers with a 130 113 record and 4.14 ERA over his career. He recently played winter ball in Venezuela hoping for a major league job in 2014.
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Chiefs Today versus Denver in 3:25 p.m. showdown
The Chiefs host the Denver squad at 3:25 p.m. for a key sports calendar clash. Chiefs aim to extend momentum as Denver seeks upset potential in a late afternoon game.
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Usain Bolt Diet Claim Sparks Memoir Controversy
Greg Cote reports in the Miami Herald that a new memoir credits Usain Bolt with a controversial diet of up to 100 McDonald's chicken McNuggets per day. The remark drew widespread attention as a playful connection between fast food and athletic success.
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Today in sports highlights from 1973 to 1992
A compilation of notable sports milestones: Nicklaus tops $2 million in career earnings by winning the 1973 Disney World Open, George Rogers wins the Heisman in 1980, 1984 brings WBA heavyweight title to Gerrie Coetzee by Greg Page and Flutie earns the 50th Heisman, 1990 Ty Detmer secures BYU’s first Heisman with multiple NCAA records, 1991 France wins the Davis Cup, and 1992 Michael Adams sets the NBA career three-point record for the Washington Bullets.
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