Browns Win On Dawson's Injured Kick In Seattle
Browns kicker Phil Dawson booted a 52 yarder and a 53 yarder to beat Seattle 6 3 despite a thigh bruise. He gutted it out as coach Pat Shurmur noted and said he may be limited in practice but will be okay for San Francisco.
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Jaguars Snap Five-Game Slide With 12-7 Victory Over Ravens
Maurice Jones-Drew ran for 105 yards as Jacksonville stifled Baltimore, limiting the Ravens to 146 total yards. Scobee kicked four field goals including a 50 plus yarder, and Jacksonville’s defense sealed the win with an late interception of Flacco.
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Oklahoma State Tops Big 12 in BCS Standings
Oklahoma State surges to the best Big 12 position in the latest BCS rankings as Oklahoma and Wisconsin stumble. LSU and Alabama sit first and second ahead of their Nov. 5 showdown in Tuscaloosa shaping the path to the BCS title game in New Orleans. The SEC has had a first or second place team in 26 of 27 rankings dating to 2007.
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Browns face defensive lapses and slow start after loss to Oakland
Browns coach Pat Shurmur laments kickoff return and fake field goal touchdowns by Oakland. He vows to emphasize kicking game work and fast starts despite injuries to Mohamed Massaquoi and Benjamin Watson. Colt McCoy struggles early, while Cribbs, Robiskie, Norwood and Cameron fail to produce.
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Thome eyes 2012 return as a free agent
Jim Thome, 41, addressed the City Club of Cleveland and expressed a desire to keep playing to chase more home runs and an elusive World Series title. He will weigh offers after the World Series and may rejoin the Indians or join another team.
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