TV Schedule for Friday Sports Card Highlights Oct 6
Schedule lists auto racing NASCAR and F1 practice and qualifying at Concord and Suzuka, college football games Memphis at UConn and Boise State at BYU, golf events in Scotland and Napa, MLB division series games, NBA preseason, World Cup qualifying soccer matches, and listed Sunday results. Includes multiple teams and venues such as Boston, Houston, Yankees, Cubs, Dodgers, and Arizona with results and standings.
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N.C
NBCSN
Suzuka
Japan
ESPN
Memphis
Uconn
ESPNU
Morgan St
SC State
Boise St
Byu
Alfred Dunhill
St. Andrews
Scotland
Napa
Calif
MLB
Boston
Houston
N.Y
Yankees
Cleveland
Panama
Orlando
Fla
Mexico
Trinidad and Tobago
San Luis Potosi
Week 5 NFL scoreboard and Thursday games summary
The chart shows standings for the American and National conferences with teams such as Pittsburgh Baltimore Cincinnati Cleveland Kansas City and Green Bay plus a Thursday games slate including New England over Tampa Bay Arizona at Philadelphia and several 1 pm matchups. A “This Day in Sports” list recalls notable NFL and NCAA milestones from 1928 to 2003.
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Houston
Boston
Oakland
Texas
Toronto
N.Y. Yankees
L.A. Angels
Seattle
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Detroit
Tampa Bay
Baltimore
Arizona
Kansas City
Philadelphia
N.Y. Mets
San Francisco
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Washington
Atlanta
Miami
L.A. Dodgers
Colorado
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
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Buffalo
N.Y. Jets
Tennessee
L.A. Chargers
N.Y
L.A
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Green Bay
Dallas
New Orleans
Denver
Chicago
Younghoe Koo
Minnesota Vikings
Calvin Cook
Stevan Ridley
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Isaiah Johnson
Jacquies Smith
Tennessee Titans
Josh Carraway
Tony Washington Jr
Edmonton Eskimos
John Delahunt
Brendan Morgan
Brett Lauther
Marion Grice
Hockey National Hockey League
Anaheim Ducks
Giovanni Fiore
Arizona Coyotes
Tom Hoof
Calgary Flames
Garnet Hathaway
Stockton
Detroit Red Wings
Matt Lorito
Eric Tangradi
Grand Rapids
Matej Machovsky
Toledo
Matt Carey
LOS Angeles Kings
Paul LaDue
Ontario
Alec Martinez
NEW Jersey Devils
Chico Resch
Ottawa Senators
Mark Borowiecki
Vegas Golden Knights
Brandon Pirri
Calvin Pickard
American Hockey League
Milwaukee Admirals
Rick Pinkston
Jake Paterson
Norfolk
Derek Army
Wheeling
SAN Antonio Rampage
Nolan de Jong
Michael Joly
Brady Shaw
Josh Atkinson
Reading Royals
Sam Posa
David Fine
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Christy Thomaskutty
Loyola
Shelley: Sheetz
Rutgers
Pat Hobbs
Saint Joseph’s
Don DiJulia
Gate way and Lake Arthur face tough district test this week
Gate way coach Wigley praised Wyatt Arlet for breaking a scoreless tie with a 21 yard run after an interception. Lake Arthur, 1-2, features freshman QB Adrian Gullien as Porras notes steady improvement and confident play after a bye week. The Panthers rely on Montoya Tarango and defensive leaders as they travel to Grady San Jon for a pivotal district tilt.
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Wigley
Wyatt Arlet
Arlet
Gateway
Panther
Porras
Lake Arthur
Adrian Gullien
Panthers
Colts pull off historic comeback win over Buccaneers
In a stunning finish the Indianapolis Colts erased a 21 point deficit with under four minutes left, forcing overtime where Mike Vanderjagt kicked a 29 yard field goal to beat Tampa Bay 38 35. The remarkable rally marks the first time an NFL team has won after trailing by 21 or more with such little time remaining.
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RJ. Bowers
Grove City
Texas Tech
Michael Crabtree
Iowa State
Crabtree
Cyclones
Roy Halladay
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Tiger Woods
Richard Sterne
Woods
Matt Prater
Peyton Manning
Denver
Dallas
Cowboys
Tony Romo
Danny Trevanthan
Prater
Manning
Hagerman Bobcats Fall 50-6 to Hobbs JV Eagles
Hagerman Bobcats, 15 players, were defeated 50-6 by Hobbs JV Eagles on Thursday. Derek Franklin recovered a fumble but the hosts produced 528 total yards and built a 25-0 halftime lead as Bobcats struggled with five turnovers and seven first half possessions without scoring. Copeland rushed for 150 yards and finished the night with a 9 yard TD to cap a late Bobcat drive, but the game ended with Hobbs ahead 50-6 and Hagerman remaining winless at 0-7 with two district games left against Jal and Lordsburg.
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Hagerman
Hagerman Bobcat
Hobbs JV Eagle
Bobcats
Eagles
Jose Rodriguez
Derek Franklin
Eagle
Chris Copeland
Copeland
Rodriguez
Jal
Lordsburg
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