Sharapova Falls to Agnieszka Radwanska at Open
In a stunning third round upset at the U S Open, 18 year old Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland defeats Maria Sharapova 6 4 1 6 6 2. Radwanska dominates after breaking early in the third set. Sharapova doubles faults 12 times and exits early while defending champion Kuznetsova eyes the bottom half.
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Europe
Victoria Azarenka
Belarus
Martina Hingis
Agnes Szavay
Hungary
Nadia Petrova
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Roger Federer
John Isner
Georgia
Isner
Federer
Browns coach Romeo Crennel faces uncertain future
Browns executive Savage defends Romeo Crennel amid talk of firing. Crennel, 6-10 in 2005 and 4-12 last season, is backed by Savage who says he coaches every day and has the players’ respect. He argues there is no hot seat and dismisses overhaul doubts.
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Jeff Fisher
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Browns finalize 53 man roster with Baxter return hope
Browns keep Gary Baxter on the 53 while he recovers from two torn patellar tendons and may play safety or corner. Ken Dorsey is waived, Derek Anderson kept as third quarterback behind Brady Quinn. Nine 2004 holdovers remain. multiple draft picks and a rookie free agent from Arkansas Pine Bluff join the active roster.
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Gary Baxter
Ken Dorsey
Derek Anderson
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Brady Quinn
Eric Wright
Brandon McDonald
Charles All
Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Ryan Tucker
Mason Unck
Darnell Dinkins
Jerome Harrison
Kris Griffin
Ryan Krausa
Chris Garclay
Clifton Smith
Sean Jones
Brodney Pool
Mika Adams
Jeremy Perry
Baxter
Phil Savage
Chris Barclay
Melila Purcell
Chase Pittman
Syndric Steptoe
DeMario Minter
Babatunde Oshinowo
Savage
Gary
Dorsey
Derek
Crennel
Charlie Frye
Quinn
U S lands Olympic berth with big semifinal win
The United States thumped Puerto Rico 135 91 in Las Vegas to secure a Beijing Olympic spot. Carmelo Anthony scored 27, LeBron James added 19 and 9, and Kobe Bryant 15 as the Americans built a 78 point second half. Coaches and players emphasized continued focus ahead of the final and the quest for gold.
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Michael Redd
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James
Kobe Bryant
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Anthony
Redd
Mike Miller
Argentina
Spain
Iran
Angola
Australia
U.S
Mike Krzyzewski
Kidd
Wiliam
Prince
Howard
Stoudemire
Millar
Chandiar
Apodaca
Buckeyes roll with Laine in breakout role at YSU
OSU rode Beanie Wells 16 carries for 48 yards and a touchdown while Maurice Wells added 46 yards on eight carries. Freshman Laine broke free for an 18 yard run and finished with 42 yards on 10 carries as Ohio State leaned on a productive ground game alongside a 270 yard, three TD passing day from Boeckman Schoenhoff and Robiskie connected for nine receptions. The defense held the Penguins to two field goals with no turnovers as Ohio State earned a 2007 season-opening win.
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Rob Schoenhoff
Youngstown State
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Henton
Brian Robiskie
Troy (Smith
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Earl
Bruce
Keith Byers
Byers
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Vernon Gholston
Dionte Johnson
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Jeremy LeSueur
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