Historic Scoreboard Blitz Highlights NFL NHL NBA and More
A rapid-fire recap lists 1942 Redskins over Bears 14 6 for NFL title, 1981 McEnroe and Tanner lift US in Davis Cup, 1983 Pistons 186 184 over Nuggets in NBA triple overtime with key 47 and 41 point efforts, 1992 Manon Rheaume plays in IHL, 1995 Coffey reach 1000 assists, 1997 Woodson Heisman winner, 1998NFL record 34 straight field goals, plus various college and pro notes through 2010s trades and signings.
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Baltimore
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Ridgewater
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Italy
Bode Miller
Marc Girarde
NM Prep Scores Feature Varied Matchups Across Rankings
NM prep scores show a5 team defeating Anesia 43 to 30 in a clash with Clemson hosting Temple. SEC games include Tennessee Tech at Tennessee and NC Central at LSU. NBA actions span Minnesota at Chicago and Oklahoma City at Portland. NHL coverage highlights Chicago vs New York Rangers. Soccer lists Arsenal at Everton and FIFA Club World Cup final placement Jeonbuk versus Mamelodi. College basketball notes Ben Seton at Rutgers.
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Tyler Miller
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Week NFL results and upcoming schedule notes
NFL scores listed including Kansas City 21 Oakland 13 Dallas 16 Tampa Bay 11 Jets 23 SF 17 OT Green Bay 38 Seattle 10. Week schedule shows games and times for Friday Monday through Sunday with matchups like Philadelphia at Baltimore and Green Bay at Chicago and others across Dec. 1 17 and 19.
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Lady Colts edge NMMI Bulldogs on buzzer beater win
Faith Evans hit the buzzer beater as the Lady Colts defeated Artesia’s Bulldogs 29-16 after a low scoring first half. Demitra Ulibarri led NMMI with 15 points, Ysenia Caldera added 10 for Artesia, and coach Olesinski celebrated the season-ending victory that sends the teams into a month-long break before Jan. 12 at Loving.
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Demitra Ulibarri
Artesia
Colt Grace Tompkins
Sierra
Olesinski
Ulibarri
Ysenia Caldera
Bulldogs
Patriots edge Ravens with special teams miscues and safety
Sam Koch angled punt bounced off his foot and was recovered by Chris Moore on the Patriots three as Baltimore scored two plays later. Matt Slater fumbled on the kickoff and Malcolm Wright recovered for the Ravens with Flacco hitting Kenneth Dixon for a TD. Shea McClellin blocked a Justin Tucker field goal. New England safety vs end zone marked a franchise record third this season. Ravens CB Jimmy Smith injured ankle. Up next Ravens host Eagles. Patriots visit Denver.
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Sam Koch
Chris Moore
New England
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Baltimore
Matt Slater
Patrick Onwuasor
Shareece Wright
Flacco
Kenneth Dixon
Shea McClellin
Justin Tucker
McClellin
Ryan Allen
Dixon
Malcolm Butler
Cleveland
Browns
Cody Kessler
Jimmy Smith
Eagles
Denver
Alabama, Ohio State Lead AP All-America Team Honorees
No. 1 Alabama placed four players on the AP All-America team while Lamar Jackson Jabrill Peppers and Dede Westbrook earned first team spots. Ohio State matched six selections as Clemson held five with no first team. Washington had two on the second team and Ed Oliver made first team as a freshman. Reuben Foster Jonathan Allen Dede Westbrook core players highlighted.
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Lamar Jackson
Jabrill Peppers
Michigan
Dede Westbrook
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Deshaun Watson
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Jonathan Allen
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Raekwon McMillan
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Christian Wilkins
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Ben Boulware
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Christian McCaffrey
McCaffrey
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Myles Garrett
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Derek Barnett
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Ed Oliver
Houston
Zach Cunningham
Vanderbilt
Jourdan Lewis
Adoreen Jackson
Southern California
Minkah Fitzpatrick
Mitch Wishnowsky
Utah
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