Raiders fall to Seahawks 16 0 as Brunton Brayton suspends hopes
Oakland's Monday night disaster: nine sacks, no points, and a costly late hit by defensive end Tyler Brayton on Seahawks tight end Jerramy Stevens. Seattle rode Maurice Morris's 138 rushing yards and a strong defense to its 16-0 win without Shaun Alexander or Matt Hasselbeck.
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Coaches honored and players of the week named
Kansas State freshman quarterback Josh Freeman was named the Big 12 offensive player of the week after a 34 21 win over Colorado. Bo Ruud of Nebraska earned defensive player of the week for seven tackles and a key interception. Daniel Sepulveda of Baylor was special teams player of the week with a school record 49.6 yard punt average.
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Chiefs rally as injuries mount in win over Waters
The Chiefs beat Waters 34 31 for their third straight win to improve to 5 3 but injuries felled Tam ba Hall Derrick Johnson Greg Wesley Keyaron Fox and more. Derrick Johnson ankle and Greg Wesley MRI questionable as coach Edwards weighs lineup changes before Miami trip. Tony Gonzalez and Larry Johnson fueled the offense with two Gonzalez TD catches and a Johnson rushing TD.
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Trent Green
Oakland
Rams slip to .500 as injuries bite in midseason
St Louis Rams drop to 4-4 after a midseason slide sparked by tougher opponents and injuries to Pisa Tinoisamoa. QB Marc Bulger leads a productive offense while defensive gaps surface. The team vows to regroup, aiming to regain ground in a pivotal Sunday trip to Seattle.
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Youngest Winter Olympics figure skating medalist question
A multiple choice prompt asks who is the youngest Olympic medalist in figure skating. Option A Sonja Henie of Norway is presented alongside option B Alain Ghett of France. The prompt includes instructions to text OTT to a shortcode, with cautions about carrier charges.
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Mark Teahen Named Royals Player of the Year
Kansas City Royals third baseman Mark Teahen, 25, earned team player of the year honors after a strong return from a midseason demotion. He hit .318 after June 3 with 19 doubles and 16 home runs, but missed the rest of the season due to shoulder surgery on September 8 for a torn labrum and partially torn rotator cuff.
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Paterno Plans To Coach This Weekend
Joe Paterno, 79, remains hospitalized in Mount Nittany Medical Center after an 80 minute operation for a fractured shin bone and two torn knee ligaments. He was listed in good condition and was expected to remain in the hospital through today, assistant athletic director Jeff Nelson said.
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