Saluki defensive backs loom as Bruner gets chance to shine
A junior college transfer Bruner, a first team All-Southwest Conference pick, could step in immediately for Saluki backs. Defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys notes he has potential though needs strength and scheme familiarity. All-American Alexis Moreland says Brunei learns quickly for a young defender. Derrick Belton, 5-10, 180, added late, starred as a sprinter at John Ehret High and played in the New Orleans all-star game.
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Salukis open fall drills amid hype and fresh talent
SIU reporters note freshmen Clayton Johnson and the newcomer Belton making early impact as the Salukis stress pressuring defense and a no completions rallying cry. Claeys highlights depth in secondary while praising the smooth first practice under cool conditions and prior standout players Moreland and Johnson provide early defensive edge.
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Maddux Earns 300th Win as Cubs Rally Past Giants
Greg Maddux earns his 300th win with the Cubs, who erase a three-run deficit to beat the San Francisco Giants 6-4. Maddux (11-7) pitches five-plus innings, allowing four runs and seven hits, while the Cubs' offense rallies behind Derrek Lee, Aramis Ramirez, Corey Patterson, and Moises Alou. The milestone prompt inspires a center-field scoreboard graphic and a restrained crowd celebration as Maddux emphasizes team achievement and postseason focus.
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Shipp sidelined eight weeks with broken left leg
Arizona Cardinals star Marcel Shipp, the team's leading rusher last season with 830 yards, will miss at least eight weeks after a broken left leg suffered in an intrasquad scrimmage. A plate and screws will be inserted with possible pins, while Damien Anderson and Josh Scobey compete for No. 2 behind Emmitt Smith.
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