Troy Smith Leads Ohio State To Big Spotlight
Ohio State quarterback Troy Smith enters his final season in the national spotlight after maturing from a shadowed sophomore to a leader. He posted 16 TD passes and 11 rushing TDs in 2005, led the team past Michigan, and now aims for a second national title with a trusted offense and a tightened huddle.
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Lelie pays Broncos 1 million to depart in trade
Denver confirms Ashley Lelie paid about 982000 to end his contract and leave the Broncos in a three way deal that sent him to Atlanta while Washington acquired T J Duckett and Denver received Redskins picks. Lelie owed fines and a prorated signing bonus totaling roughly 1.3 million before the trade was completed.
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Jerry Rice Retires As Niners Player On Fields Of Home
Jerry Rice signed a ceremonial one day contract to retire with the San Francisco 49ers on the practice fields by the team’s training complex. He spoke of the fields as his home where his legacy began and ended, hugged his wife Jackie, and received praise from owner John York.
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Scramble winners at Hickory Hollow notch minus 6
Jim Hepner Steve Sleichter and Gary Cole captured the Wednesday night scramble at Hickory Hollow with a minus 6. Sleichter and Karen Crosby won closest to the pin on holes No 3 and No 7 respectively.
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Culpepper shines in return to Charlotte stadium
Daunte Culpepper impressed in his return to the Charlotte venue where he damaged his knee last season. He rushed eight yards, slid to avoid contact, and completed 14 of 19 passes for 130 yards as the Miami Dolphins fell 19 to 10 to the Carolina Panthers. He said the injury is not an issue and he will run smartly when needed.
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Battier's grit fuels U S team at world championships
Shane Battier embodies the hard work role on Team USA as they finish a Group D sweep with a 103 58 win over Senegal and look ahead to Australia in Saitama. His bruising defense and tireless effort draw praise from teammates while he adds steady if modest scoring.
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