Broncos Ride Biggest NFL Favorite Ever In Denver
In Las Vegas the Denver Broncos are a four touchdown favorite over the Jacksonville Jaguars. The line reached 28 points as bettors see Denver’s offense led by Peyton Manning overpowering a poor Jaguars squad.
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Farmer’s Almanac
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Transactions deliver a broad sports roundup across leagues
A sweeping update lists baseball, basketball, football, hockey, lacrosse and college notes. Key moves include Cleveland Indians designating Clay Rapada for Columbus and Miami Marlins outrighting seven players to New Orleans, plus NFL trades and signings involving the Bills, Packers, Jaguars, Vikings, Patriots and Raiders. The NHL sees the Kings sign Scott Sabourin and the Flyers fire Peter Laviolette, while college and high school results cover North Carolina suspensions and multiple local girls and boys soccer and volleyball results.
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Jose Ceda
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Joe Mahoney
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Koyie Hill
Zach Phillips
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New Orleans
American Association
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Dayne Quist
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Jeremy Tietze
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Eric Herman
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High School Patriot Conference Scores and Dismissals
Summary of multiple high school basketball results across divisions with team pairings and scores including Wellington Clearview Lutheran West Fairview and others, plus voting and receiving votes in rankings. Notable games include Mason Ju Whitehouse Anthony Wayne Dublin Coffman Mentor Massillon Jackson Powell Olentangy Liberty Lakota West St Ignatius and Summit Country Day.
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Amherst
Open Door
Christian Community
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Anthony Wayne
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Mentor
Massillon
Jackson
Beavercreek
Powell Olentangy Liberty
West Chester Lakota West
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Cincinnati Turpin
Chillicothe
Centerville
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Toledo
St. John’s Jesuit
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Warren Howland
Richfield Revere
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Cleveland Glenville
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Perry
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Tennis results from Shanghai Linz Osaka rounds
In Shanghai at Qizhong Tennis Center Romna John Isner beat Santiago Giraldo 4 6 7 5 7 5. Gael Monfils defeated Tatsuma Ito 6 3 6 2. Marcel Granollers beat Janko Tipsarevic 6 4 6 4 and Tommy Haas defeated Sam Querrey 6 4 6 4. In Linz Elina Svitolina beat Mona Barthel 6 2 7 5 and Francesca Schiavone won 7 5 6 2 over Karolina Pliskova. In Osaka Samantha Stosur defeated Johanna Larsson 6 4 6 2 Eugenie Bouchard beat Varvara Lepchenko 6 3 6 0 Monica Puig defeated Cindy Watson 6 4 6 4 Kurumi Nara won 6 3 6 2 over Caroline Garcia and Misaki Doi beat Silvia Soler Espinosa 6 1 6 2.
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Flyers fire coach after 0-3 start
Flyers announce the firing of coach Peter Laviolette after an 0-3 start. Craig Berube to take over as interim coach, the team’s 18th in its history, following a 2-1 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes. Laviolette led the 2010 Stanley Cup finals run and previously coached the Hurricanes to the 2006 Cup.
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