Florida State Edges Miami In Tight Labor Day Thriller
Florida State held on to beat Miami 13-10 in a defensive showdown on Labor Day. Drew Weatherford struggled but connected with De Cody Fagg, Lorenzo Booker and an early lead, while Miami’s Kyle Wright and the Hurricanes offense stalled late. Cismesia’s 33-yard field goal sealed the win with 8:01 left.
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Cismesia
Kyle Wright
Bernie Kosar
Gino Torretta
Wright
Charlie Jones
Jon Peattie
Michael Irvin
Santana Moss
Andre Johnson
James Shield
Ray Garvin
Williams exits US Open after Mauresmo loss in four sets
Serena Williams, returning from a six month knee rehab, is ousted by Amelie Mauresmo in the U S Open fourth round 6 4 0 6 2 ending Williams bid to reach the quarterfinals. Mauresmo advances to meet Dinara Safina as Williams laments a tough season and vows to assess her game. Williams had played only 12 matches this year and needed a wild card to enter Flushing Meadows.
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Andy Roddick
Roddick
Benjamin Becker
Agassi
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Big 12 Rematch in Austin Seen With Top Teams
Ohio State visits Texas in a high profile rematch after a classic earlier meeting. Mack Brown notes the risk and reward of two great teams squaring off early. Coach Leach criticizes clock rules while Baylor and Texas A&M commentaries frame the weekend TV and stadium upgrades. Kansas, Missouri, and Baylor players are highlighted with standout performances and streaks.
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Woods keeps streak alive at Deutsche Bank Championship
Tiger Woods won his fifth straight event, finishing 16 under with a final round 63 to beat Vijay Singh by two. The victory, his 58th, moved him to fifth on the all time list and kept alive a chase of Byron Nelson's 11 straight wins, with Woods planning a light schedule before the HSBC World Match Play and Ryder Cup. Singh shot 61 on Sunday to lead but finished two behind after a 68 final day. Brian Bateman tied for third at eight under. Justin Rose tied for fourth.
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