Owens and Eagles widen rift over contract standstill
In Bethlehem, Terrell Owens remains banished from camp as Eagles coach Andy Reid enforces a weeklong timeout. Team president Joe Banner reiterates that Owens must return with acceptance of a non-disruptive role and a new contract or not play. Owens demands top pay and respect, accusing McNabb of hypocrisy and vowing his attitude will not change.
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Chiefs Preseason Battle Highlights Key Player Updates
Williamson sports a protective boot as his Friday status remains uncertain. Holmes and Gonzalez listed for limited plays. Colquitt and Tynes vie for steady kicking. Vikings and Chiefs scrimmage in River Falls paused after rough drills. coach Tice notes competitive mood despite potential bad blood.
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Gordon praises versatile special athlete Charles on field and team value
Gordon notes Charles is hard to spot off the field but dominant on game day whether offense defense or special teams. Teammates praise his versatility and football IQ predicting he could be All American at multiple positions, with coach Mangino highlighting his read of formations and battlefield awareness.
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Barron Skips Rams Practice After Holdout Ends
Rams first round pick Alex Barron again missed practice one day after agreeing to a five year contract. Coach Mike Martz criticized the situation saying he does not know Barron’s whereabouts or intentions. Barron’s agent Roosevelt Barnes did not comment.
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Ransom Memorial golf shootout heads into ninth annual
The RMH Charitable Association sponsors the Ninth Annual Million Dollar Golf Shootout at Ottawa Country Club on September 17 with a $10 entry for 10 shots and $1 per additional shot. Qualifiers compete for up to $1,000,000, two $7,000 hole prizes, and other daily closest-to-pin awards.
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Foursome wins Hickory Hollow Wednesday scramble
The team of Mike Cevoli Ron Early Luke Queen and Karen Crosby won the Hickory Hollow Wednesday scramble with a minus seven. Crosby and Gary Cole were closest to the pin. Rafael Palmeiro returned from a 10 day suspension eager to play for the Baltimore Orioles but refused to discuss the positive steroid test. He was not in the starting lineup and MLB suspended him on August 1. case information has been sent to Congress.
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