Warriors rout Elizabethtown in season opener at WVC
Wabash Valley College opened 2015-16 with a 108-57 win over Elizabethtown Community College. Ja Kwan Jones posted 14 points 11 rebounds, DeAngelo Isley 15, Brandon Wolfe 15, Jujuan Starks 14, and the Warriors shot 65.1 percent while dominating the paint 54-20. Five players hit double figures as WVC built a 51 point margin and bench outscored the Barons 45-5. next hosting Lindsey Wilson on Nov 5 at 6 00 pm.
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Peterson Walsh lift Vikings over Bears in Chicago
Adrian Peterson ran 103 yards and Blair Walsh kicked a 36 yard field goal as time expired to give the Minnesota Vikings a 23 20 victory over the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Stefon Diggs produced a 40 yard touchdown and Teddy Bridgewater connected for 187 yards and a score.
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Dalton lifts Bengals past Steelers in late rally to stay unbeaten
Cincinnati improves to 7 0 for the first time in franchise history after a 16 10 win at Pittsburgh. Andy Dalton connected on a 9 yard TD pass to A J Green with 2 57 left as Pittsburgh Roethlisberger returned but threw three interceptions and was sacked three times. Reggie Nelson and Shawn Williams sealed the win with fourth quarter picks as Le Veon Bell left with a knee injury.
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Bulls sit Kirk Hinrich with sore toe versus Magic
Chicago coach Fred Hoiberg said Kirk Hinrich will miss the Bulls game against the Orlando Magic due to a toe soreness. Hoiberg called it not serious but noted Hinrich is quite sore.
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