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September 15, 2008
Weis plans to wait for surgery on knee
Weis plans to wait for surgery on knee SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis will wait to decide whether to have surgery after tearing ligaments in his knee when a player crashed into him on the sideline during the game against Michigan. “I don’t see me having surgery in the foreseeable…
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September 15, 2008
Giants Win on the Road, Again
Giants Win on the Road, Again ST. LOUIS — The competition for the Giants will no doubt improve as the season grinds on. Perhaps Giants fans who are concerned about their chances to repeat as Super Bowl champions can worry just a little about how the Giants led by only 7 points in the fourth…
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September 15, 2008
USC vs. SEC: Time to settle this once and for all
USC vs. SEC: Time to settle this once and for all The big game is a huge letdown, unless you’re a Southern California fan — or enjoy public floggings. A futbol game breaks out in the SEC. Buffalo and Temple play a thriller, really. And scratch one potential BCS buster off the list. Week 3…
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September 15, 2008
Rebels ready for SEC play
Rebels ready for SEC play A LOOK BACK: Ole Miss 34, Samford 10: Ole Miss did what it had to do against Samford. After a sluggish first quarter, the Rebels’ athleticism took over and ran the Bulldogs out of Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt admitted that once offensive tackle John Jerry and wide…
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September 14, 2008
Buckeyes falter again in spotlight
Buckeyes falter again in spotlight LOS ANGELES — The Ohio State Buckeyes adapted well to their Hollywood surroundings here this weekend. They provided a town full of screenwriters the perfect script for a blockbuster horror flick. What exactly should we title the latest masterpiece meltdown delivered by Jim Tressel Productions? The Rocky Pick-off Horror Show?…
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September 14, 2008
Sanchez, defense sparkle in dominant Trojans’ performance
Sanchez, defense sparkle in dominant Trojans’ performance LOS ANGELES — Chris “Beanie” Wells wouldn’t have mattered. The same goes for Warren Wells, Dawn Wells, Orson Welles or the Mineral Wells (Texas) High Rams. No. 5 Ohio State could have put them all in white jerseys and gray pants, and it wouldn’t have mattered Saturday evening.…
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September 14, 2008
REBELS:After slow start, Ole Miss finds the running lanes
REBELS:After slow start, Ole Miss finds the running lanes OXFORD – The end result was what it needed to be, even if the beginning was a little messy. Ole Miss sleep-walked through the warm September night with penalties and a turnover early . But the Rebels regained form and precision on offense in a 34-10…
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September 14, 2008
Auburn defense saves day in Starkville, shuts down Mississippi State offense
Auburn defense saves day in Starkville, shuts down Mississippi State offense STARKVILLE, Miss. — A well-used saying in football circles suggests that the best offense is a good defense. Auburn’s team, coaches and fans certainly hope that’s true. It definitely was true Saturday night in the Tigers’ 3-2 win here over Mississippi State. Fact is,…
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September 14, 2008
Starkville, raving mad
Starkville, raving mad STARKVILLE, Miss. – Forget Auburn’s spread offense and all that talk about who will play quarterback. The Tigers win football games with defense, and demonstrated that in a most emphatic way Saturday with a 3-2 win – yes, a 3-2 win – over Mississippi State in a game that had more twists…
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September 13, 2008
Nutt takes nothing for granted
Nutt takes nothing for granted It was one of the turning points in Ed Orgeron’s third and final season with the Ole Miss Rebels. A crowd of less than 24,000 turned out for the Rebels’ final non-conference game last year at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, a November game in a season gone awry against Division I-AA Northwestern…
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September 13, 2008
Rebels’ Nutt waiting for one of his RBs to stake claim
Rebels’ Nutt waiting for one of his RBs to stake claim OXFORD, Miss. — They approached the season with big expectations, all fire and speed and desire for the starting spot. Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt was so impressed by the competition at running back, he listed five players on the depth chart. And that…
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September 13, 2008
Ole Miss, Fresno St. agree to 3-game series
Ole Miss, Fresno St. agree to 3-game series OXFORD – Ole Miss and Fresno State have agreed to play a three-game football series. djournal.com 9/11/08
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Jeremy Pittari
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Susan Marquez
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Roger Wicker
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