Kansas State jumps to No 2 AP poll ahead of Virginia Tech
The AP poll places Kansas State at No 2 after surpassing Virginia Tech, while Nebraska remains No 1. Florida State falls from No 1 to No. 7. In the USA Today/ESPN ranking Nebraska holds No 1 with Virginia Tech second.
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Mariners lose Moyer for rest of season in line drive injury
Jamie Moyer 37 suffered a hairline fracture of the left kneecap after being hit by a line drive in a simulated game at Safeco Field. X-rays confirmed the injury, sidelining the left hander for the AL championship series and potentially the World Series.
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NFL ironman Matthews faces injury jeopardy in knee sprain
Tennessee offensive lineman Matthews, 39, sprained a ligament in his right knee Sunday. He has started 202 consecutive games since Nov. 29, 1987, the longest active streak in the NFL, and has never missed a game due to injury.
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Kenseth cleared in postrace engine ruling at Concord
NASCAR upheld Matt Kenseth s victory in the All Pro Bumper to Bumper 300 in Concord North Carolina after rechecking the impounded Chevrolet engine found it compliant. The engine had failed several specifications after the Busch race but testing on Sunday morning confirmed legality.
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Colgate Tops Michigan In Shootout At Ice Breaker
In Ann Arbor Colgate defeated Michigan 3-2 in a shootout during the opening weekend of the 2000 Ice Breaker tournament. Josh Langfeld scored for Michigan and Sean Nolan for Colgate. The ceremony ended with Colgate losing to New Hampshire 7-3 in the title game. NCAA records list the opener as a tie.
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Two-time PBA champ leads in Canandaigua
Dave Arnold moved into the lead after two rounds of qualifying at the PBA Track Canandaigua Open on Sunday. He averaged 23 and posted an 18 game pinfall total of 4,067. Ryan Shafer of Elmira was second with 3,997 pins, Chris Barnes third with 3,974, and Brian Himmler fourth, one pin behind Barnes.
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Dolphins surge to first in AFC East with Bills win
Miami’s defense led a 22-13 victory over Buffalo, delivering six sacks a safety and a fumble return for a touchdown. The 5-1 Dolphins overtook the Jets atop the division as Trace Armstrong and Sam Madison sealed the win, while Buffalo dropped to 2-3 in their third straight loss to AFC East rivals.
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Yankees Rally To Clinch ALCS In Six Versus A's
The New York Yankees toppled the Oakland Athletics in Game 6 to advance to the AL Championship Series as Chuck Knoblauch sparked a six run first inning and the bullpen held firm after critics questioned their age and depth. Derek Jeter asserted the team remains champions until beaten, while the Mets later eliminated the Giants in the NLDS.
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One-hitter seals Mets win over Giants in NLDS
Bobby Jones pitched a complete game one-hitter to lift the New York Mets to a 4-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants in Game 4 of the NL Division Series. The Mets clinched the series by winning the final three games, earning a trip back to the NLCS.
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Decker wins Eckerd 200 at Syracuse during Super DIRT Week
Decker and team gamble on early pit stop to gain track position and lead from 150 to win the Eckerd 200 at the Syracuse Mile, earning $50,000. Steve Paine finishes second with Kenny Brightbill, Bud Christmann and Steve Boucher also in top five. Decker now has two DIRT Week feature victories.
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Prized recruit gauges SU atmosphere during visit
Julius Hodge, top Bronx recruit, visits Syracuse University with Edelin Pace and Forth. He enjoys the Carrier Dome atmosphere during Syracuse's double overtime win over Pittsburgh but plans to decide among SU Maryland NC State and Florida after visiting NC State on Oct 28. Hodge values broadcasting interest at the Newhouse School and bonded with Pace and Edelin during the trip.
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