Eagles crush Spurrier's Redskins 37 7 in Washington rout
Philadelphia dominated Washington with 179 total yards and zero points as Donovan McNabb threw two TD passes and ran for another. A pepper spray incident delayed play in the fourth, but the Eagles maintained control, sweeping the Redskins in a lopsided NFC East battle.
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German dominates Royals as Tigers win 5-2
Tigers rookie Franklyn German earns his first major league save with a perfect ninth inning, aided by Carlos Pena’s three-run homer. Mike Maroth, facing personal tragedy, pitches eight strong innings in a win that also features teammate Pena and manager Pujols expressing respect.
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Chiefs hopeful as defense looks for quick fix
Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil said after a 23-16 loss to Jacksonville that the team can build on progress despite no interceptions and only one sack in two games. He defended cornerbacks Eric Warfield and William Bartee, praising their resilience after a costly 79-yard TD by Patrick Johnson on a Brunell pass.
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College football wrap highlights coaching quotes and plays
Colorado coach Gary Barnett laments adversity after a 40-3 loss to Southern. Kansas outplays Southwest Missouri State 44-24 as Mark Mangino celebrates his first head coaching win. Missouri coach Gary Pinkel stresses opponent quality, while Texas Tech punter Clinton Greathouse delivers a record day. Graig Ochs sits out with a concussion, and Oklahoma State sees Rashaun Woods shine with 143 receiving yards.
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Ottawa Freshmen roll to 42-12 win over Spring Hill
Ottawa High freshman football defeated Spring Hill 42-12 at Steve Grogan Stadium last Thursday. Aaron Douglass scored all six touchdowns while Derek Whalen added three two point conversions on passes from Sean Hull. Ottawa hosts Ward on Thursday.
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Broncos seek NFL fix after headset mix up
The Denver Broncos contacted the NFL about alternative communication after headsets failed during a game with the San Francisco 49ers. Signals from Griese's helmet were crossed with a system used by emergency personnel and ushers at 49ers Stadium, forcing players to relay plays and letting Griese call some himself.
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Four ties set for 20th Skins Game in California
Tiger Woods Phil Mickelson Mark OMEara and Fred Couples headline the 20th Skins Game at INDI California with the event returning to its original format after last year. Defending champion Greg Norman cannot participate due to a prior commitment.
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Ottawa Freshmen Volleyball Take two of three at home
The Ottawa freshmen volleyball team won two of three matches Monday after a fourth place at the Ottawa Invitational. They beat Hayden 15-3 15-13, split with Logan 13-15 15-10 15-10, and 15-12 15-10 with Lawrence West. Amanda Tucker led with 18 kills and multiple set points.
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