Ditka on the Saints faces potential last season
After a 20-3 loss to Atlanta, coach Mike Ditka voiced doubt about returning next season. He cited a failed overhaul, a lack of playmakers, and a 4-8 record as signs of trouble, while Saints players and fans debated his future amid mounting frustration and calls for leadership.
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Harrington and McGinley Deliver Ireland World Cup Triumph
Padraig Harrington and Paul McGinley shot 67 and 68 to post 31 under par 545 and win the World Cup of Golf for Ireland at Kiawah Island. Ireland finished five strokes ahead of Scotland and six ahead of the United States, marking their first title since 1958. Montgomerie led individual scoring with 266, while Davis Love III and Justin Leonard tried to rally for the U S. in the two man event.
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Sports on TV rundown from Tuesday to Wednesday schedule
Pro football Oakland v Denver and Duke v Chaminade lead a packed slate. College and junior college games run through the night with Maui Invitational semifinals and finals. Pro basketball Lakers at Miami and Denver at Sacramento cap the day alongside pro hockey Vancouver vs New York Rangers and a Grey Cup replay. Boxing Mosley v Gomez also listed.
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Tennessee Wins 1904 Classic Over Alabama
Today in history recalls Sam McAllester’s 7-0 Tennessee victory after being hurled over the goal line by teammates for the lone score. Also highlights Jim Brown’s 232 rushing yards and four TDs in 1957, Wilt Chamberlain’s 55 rebounds in 1960, Ron Brown’s two kickoff TDs in 1985, and Ty Detmer’s NCAA single season passing record in 1990.
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