Super Bowl underdogs open season at home vs Steelers
The Patriots, 2-point underdogs at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, open the season against Pittsburgh, aiming to rally fans with an us against the world mindset after last season's AFC title loss. Belichick seeks to leverage the line while Cowher reshapes special teams and expectations remain high for both teams.
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Giants Niners Weeknight Opener Sparks New York Celebration
The NFL kicks off the 2002 season with a Thursday night game in the Meadowlands between the San Francisco 49ers and New York Giants, a patriotic opener linked to Sept 11 ceremonies. Giants coach Jim Fassel and 49ers coach Steve Mariucci discuss the emotional atmosphere and rebounding spirit of New York.
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Derby stars bolster Jayhawks defense depth chart
Jayhawks coach Mangino notes Derby outside linebacker Nick Reid, a true freshman, made a strong debut against Iowa State with a sack on Seneca Wallace. Reid, moved from quarterback to safety then linebacker, pushes for a significant role alongside Glenn Robinson, Travis Watkins, and Charlie Dennis as KU decides running back starters between Reggie Duncan and Clark Green.
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Chiefs' Sims practices after collusion deal reached
Chiefs president Carl Peterson announced Ryan Sims reported to practice in Kansas City after Sims and his agent agreed to a seven year contract with a near ten million dollar signing bonus. NFLPA had charged the Chiefs and Minnesota with collusion over Sims and Bryant McKinnie, now resolved to allow Sims to train.
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U S Team Falls to Argentina In Surprising Clash
The United States suffered a shock 40 minute loss to Argentina as players voiced embarrassment and vowed to chase gold. Baron Davis and Reggie Miller led candid postgame reflections while Fabricio Oberto praised their effort and the improving international field.
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United States Fall Short in Exhibition Versus Argentina
In a spirited international exhibition the United States scored 80 while Argentina tallied 87. Key players included Pierce and Finley for the U S and Scola and Oberto for Argentina, with notable rebounding by Wolkowysky and Oberto and 3 point accuracy from both teams. Final stats show United States 46 rebounds to Argentina 53, 28 fouls to 25, and 5,623 in attendance.
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