Federer favored to win Australian Open final over Gonzalez
Roger Federer enters the Melbourne final as a clear favorite after beating Fernando Gonzalez in prior clay and grass events and not losing a set in the tournament. Gonzalez, who upset Hewitt Blake and Nadal en route, seeks his first Grand Slam final win, while Federer aims for a 10th career major and a return to the summit.
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Twins win fifth Grand Slam doubles title at Australian Open
Bob and Mike Bryan, born two minutes apart in Camarillo California, defeated Jonas Bjorkman and Max Mirnyi 7 5 7 5 to claim their fifth Grand Slam men's doubles title. The pair also completed a career Grand Slam at Wimbledon last year and marked their 10th Grand Slam final appearance.
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Rookies Lead Buick Invitational Final Group Set
PGA rookies Andrew Buckle and Brandt Snedeker top the Buick Invitational leaderboard in San Diego as Tiger Woods lurks in the final group. Buckle posts a 68 to reach 205, sharing the lead with Sutherland, while Snedeker slips to 74. Woods carded 69 to remain two back.
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Meissner Captures U S Figure Skating Crown After Hughes Fall
Kim Meissner wins the women's title at the U S Championships as Emily Hughes tumbles on a triple flip costing her the lead. Alissa Czisny rises in the free skate to finish third, with Meissner posting 181 68 points to Hughes 180 86 while both earn spots for worlds.
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Boston trip reveals a Patriots critique and reflections
The piece blends personal travel notes with a sharp take on Bill Belichick and the Patriots. It recalls Belichick’s Cleveland days, his wake visit to Casey Coleman, and a tense playoff moment with Eric Mangini. The tone mixes affection for Boston and in laws with sports critique and memory of recent games.
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Belichick shown as ruthless loser in AFC clash sparks backlash
Chronicle Telegram columnist Dan Coughlin recalls Bill Belichick’s harsh postgame demeanor after the Patriots’ playoff defeat to the Colts. The piece contrasts Belichick’s notoriety with Marty Schottenheimer and notes Belichick’s reputation for misery when losing, from Cleveland to New England.
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Smith and Leak showcase NFL draft grind at Senior Bowl
Smith eyes NFL combine in Indianapolis and debates how many workouts to attend while Leak seeks to boost draft stock. Gruden praises Smith’s creativity as he leads a North offense, including a nine play drive ending in a Tony Hunt TD. Crosby adds a field goal after a North stop.
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North-South Bowl finish with fourth-down conversion noted
North and South star players Clash results show Hunt,Gill, Smith and Leak delivering for North with a late fourth-down conversion. UTEP's Jordan Palmer and Florida Gators connection highlighted as context to the bowl matchup.
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Browns keep 2 coaches add 1 to staff
The Cleveland Browns retain two assistant coaches and hire a third. Rip Scherer stays quarterback coach and becomes assistant head coach. Anthony Lynn joins as running backs coach. Dave Atkins named senior offensive assistant. Offensive line and receivers coach openings remain.
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