Giants win first 9 7 season title in Super Bowl glory
The Giants outlast the Patriots 21 17 to claim their fourth Super Bowl crown tying for second most in history. Eli Manning excels after a shaky start while Victor Cruz scores and Tom Coughlin becomes the oldest coach to win the title. Brady and Belichick fail to repeat as the Giants pull off key defensive plays and clutch drives.
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Anna Chooses Air Force for Athletics and Education
Anna will compete in Division I at Air Force, following her brother Marek to Colorado Springs. Parents Jan and Maria praise the program, discipline, and strong academics, while Anna stresses the fit, coaches, and future education as she embraces the challenge.
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Stanley rallies to win Phoenix Open in comeback victory
Kyle Stanley overcame an eight stroke deficit to win the Phoenix Open in Scottsdale, finishing 15 under 269 after a bogey free 65. Levin, leading by six entering the final round, shot 75 and finished two behind. Stanley earns 1,098,000 for his first PGA Tour title amid tears of joy.
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