Browns eye Heiden as new No. 82 tight end hope
Cleveland targets Steve Heiden to fill the No. 82 legacy once worn by Ozzie Newsome and Rickey Dudley. Heiden, 6-5 260, traded from San Diego, could start at H back or tight end with Kansas City looming. If Aaron Shea is limited, Darnell Sanders steps in as starter.
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Browns face decision as Couch treats elbow injury
Browns coach Davis says the elbow scar tissue is breaking loose and will cause a tough period. QB Couch plans to throw through pain and may rest next week if needed while Holcomb rotates in and prepares, with specialist confirmation of the prognosis and backup QB Kelly Holcomb praised for professionalism and readiness.
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Trojans Open Season with 24-17 Win Over Auburn
USC defeats Auburn 24-17 as Carson Palmer passes for 302 yards and scores late, while Auburn stalls in the second half. Palmer errors include two first half picks, Mathew MacKenzie hauls in 117 yards on six catches, and Auburn’s Ronnie Brown returns a fumble for a late first-half TD.
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Cincinnati Stuns TCU in OTA thriller comeback
Gino Guidugli sparked a dramatic rally as Cincinnati erased a 15-point deficit. He threw a 35-yard TD, ran in a tying two-point conversion, then scored in overtime to lift Cincinnati to a 36 29 win over TCU, ending with Doug Monaghan’s goal line interception.
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Sampras, Corretja Advance as Wimbledon Tuneup News Flows
Sampras and Corretja win in straight sets as Dimitrov entries falter. Davenport Capriati reach quarterfinals with Mauresmo-S Clijsters drama. Massu withdraws with injuries as Kuerten braces for Schalken. Haas edges Enqvist amid praise for Sampras.
Rainy Open At A Glance Skews Tennis Repeat Showdown
Open at a Glance notes rainy cool weather with a high of 68 and seven hour delay. Attendance totals 49,136 across day and night sessions. Winners include Tommy Hass Pete Sampras Fernando Gonzalez Abdre Agassi Jennifer Capriati Lindsay Doers Amelie Maurésma Daniela Hantuchievs. Losers feature Juan Carlos Férrera Thomas Engqvist Greg Rusedski Kim Clijsters Justine Henin Silvia Farina Elia. Sampras and Rusedski clash as Sampras wins amid 17 aces to 19 for Rusedski. post match remarks focus on past greatness and nerves during key moments.
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Justine Henin
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Pierce lights up World Championship rout of Russia
Paul Pierce exploded for 27 points and seven straight baskets, fueling a 106-82 U S victory over Russia in Indianapolis. Andre Miller debuted for the Americans, while Zakhar Pachoutine led Russia with 16. USA advances toward the next round with games against New Zealand and Argentina remaining.
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Avon Lake Invite course mix up costs top cross country squads
Four lead runners in the boys maroon division veered off the 5K course, were disqualified, and erased from final results after a wrong turn near the midway point. Hilliard Davidson and Padua faced blame for late arrivals and unclear marshaling as North Olmsted and Bay teams posted strong showings in regional meets.
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