No. 3 Clemson faces clear path to title after dramatic win
Clemson improved to 5-0 with a 42-36 home victory over Louisville as Deshaun Watson led two late touchdowns including the winning 3:14 TD pass to Jordan Leggett. The Tigers, dominant on offense and stout on defense, eye an ACC title and playoff run with key tests ahead. Watson, praised by coach Dabo Swinney, accounts for much of the late surge while Louisville’s bid fell short.
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Harvick Loses Spot as Ganassi’s McMurray Reflects
NASCAR notes show McMurray failing to secure the final transfer spot from last year, losing to Dale Earnhardt Jr. Kevin Harvick avoided elimination by winning at New Hampshire last week but damaged a track bar early in the race and finished 37th after a long rescue. Harvick, 2014 champion, had never finished last before.
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Chase advances as Gordon sub for Earnhardt at Talladega
Earnhardt watched from the pit box for the first time since his concussion era. Jeff Gordon finished in a placeholder position in Junior's 88 Chevrolet ride and will race again later this month at Martinsville. Suarez won the Xfinity race delayed by rain, opening 600 miles of racing as NASCAR staged its first Xfinity Cup doubleheader since 2010. The Chase moves to Charlotte with Logano as defending race winner.
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Sprint Cup Citizen Soldier 400 Results at Dover
Sunday's Sprint Cup race at Dover International Speedway listed Martin Truex Jr first in a Toyota with 400 laps completed. Kyle Busch, Chase Elliott, Brad Keselowski, and Matt Kenseth rounded out the top five with varying car brands and point totals as the field finished.
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Fame Lookback Highlights Yogi Moments and Richardson's Hall of Fame Career
FAME recalls jokes about Yogi Berra and notes Richan Richardson as a seven time All-Star who hit .266 career and led the league in hits in 1962. He remains the only player to win World Series MVP on a losing team, the 1960 Yankees in Pittsburgh.
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Suarez wins Dover Xfinity thriller on opening doubleheader day
Daniel Suarez sprinted for the checkered flag at Dover International Speedway to win the second round of the Chase in the Xfinity Series. He led 123 of 200 laps in the No. 19 Toyota, claiming his second Xfinity win as part of NASCARs first Cup-Xfinity doubleheader since April. Suarez celebrated during National Hispanic Heritage Month with support from Mexico and Latin America, while Elliott Sadler joined him in the second round and several Cup regulars subbed in on the day. Top finishers included Ty Dillon, Ryan Blaney, and Alex Bowman, with Cup stars sitting out to focus on the Cup race later.
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