Sunday, November 13, 2016

GameDay Final: Crimson Tide are in a league of their own and other top stories.

  • GameDay Final: Crimson Tide are in a league of their own

    GameDay Final: Crimson Tide are in a league of their own
    On the first Saturday of November, the College Football Playoff contenders started to separate themselves from everyone else.No. 2 Clemson beat Syracuse by 54 points.No. 3 Michigan throttled Maryland by 56 points.No. 5 Washington routed California by 39 points.No. 6 Ohio State blasted No. 10 Nebraska by 59 points.Perhaps none of those performances were as impressive as No. 1 Alabama's 10-0 victory over No. 13 LSU at Tiger Stadium.Unless you really love defense, Alabama's 21st consecutive victory..
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  • Bozak scores 2 as Maple Leafs hand Canucks 8th straight loss

    Bozak scores 2 as Maple Leafs hand Canucks 8th straight loss
    Vancouver Canucks right wing Jannik Hansen (36) passes to the front of the net as Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Jake Gardiner (51) and goalie Frederik Andersen (31) watch during the first period of an NHL hockey game Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016, in Toronto. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press via AP)(Photo: The Associated Press)TORONTO (AP) รข€” The Toronto Maple Leafs won their third straight and handed the Vancouver Canucks their third straight loss.However, the game will mostly be remembered for a thir..
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  • LeBron passes Olajuwon to join top 10 all-time NBA scorers

    LeBron passes Olajuwon to join top 10 all-time NBA scorers
    Washington (AFP) - LeBron James scored 25 points, passing Hakeem Olajuwon for 10th on the NBA all-time scoring list, as the Cleveland Cavaliers remained unbeaten by defeating Philadelphia 102-101.James on Saturday also added eight rebounds and 14 assists, the last on Channing Frye's 3-pointer to create the final margin with 65 seconds remaining.The Philadelphia 76ers, winless at 0-5, turned the ball over three times in the final minute to ensure a victory by the Cavaliers, now 6-0.Kevin Love add..
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  • Manny Pacquiao cruises to victory over Jessie Vargas with Floyd Mayweather Jr. at ringside

    Manny Pacquiao cruises to victory over Jessie Vargas with Floyd Mayweather Jr. at ringside
    Manny Pacquiao looked up to fight and glanced at ringside, where he locked eyes with his guest and rival Floyd Mayweather Jr., smiling and waving at the unbeaten, retired champion with his right glove.Pacquiao then proceeded to decisively beat a champion in Jessie Vargas who’s 10 years younger with other attributes that Pacquiao defused with his power, smarts and speed. “Not bad,” Mayweather told a reporter behind him, further fueling speculation that a rematch of the richest fight in history ..
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  • FBC--T25-Washington-California

    FBC--T25-Washington-California
    BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — Jake Browning and the Washington Huskies sure made a good case that they may have been snubbed in the initial College Football Playoff rankings even if they say they weren't bothered by it in the least.Browning threw for 378 yards and six touchdowns to set Washington's single-season record for TD passes, and the fourth-ranked Huskies beat California 66-27 on Saturday night.Days after being ranked fifth in the playoff rankings behind one-loss Texas A&M, the Huskies (9-0, 6..
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  • College football: Saturday's winners and losers

    College football: Saturday's winners and losers
    Running through the highs and lows from Saturday's college football action: LOSER: Texas A&M. Losing at Mississippi State was bad enough. Potentially going without Trevor Knight for any period of time might be even worse. The Aggies (7-2, 4-2 SEC) saw their national title hopes come to an end with a 35-28 loss. Losing at undefeated Alabama was one thing. Falling against a 4-5 team that's shown little consistency in the post-Dak Prescott era is another. (An aside: This is yet another example of w..
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  • Ohio State makes compelling playoff argument by dominating Nebraska

    Ohio State makes compelling playoff argument by dominating Nebraska
    COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Anyone who ever hit the reset button on a Nintendo will understand how No. 6 Ohio State played Saturday night against No. 10 Nebraska. For three games, the Buckeyes looked as if they would play in Tampa, all right: on Jan. 2 in the Outback Bowl, not a week later in the Outfront Bowl -- or the College Football Playoff Championship Game to you.Ohio State struggled to beat Wisconsin in overtime, lost on a blocked kick at Penn State and hung on to beat Northwestern. So the Buckeyes..
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  • Anemic offense No. 10 Florida's undoing in 31-10 loss to Arkansas

    FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Given all No. 10 Florida faced Saturday — a chance to pad its lead in the SEC East, a tough road environment, an opponent coming off a bye — coach Jim McElwain expected the trip to Arkansas to define his team. What he learned wasn't pretty or unexpected, when his Gators were finally undone by an anemic offense in a 31-10 loss that dented their championship dreams. "The East is a long way away," McElwain said. It's a lot longer after the Gators (6-2, 4-2 SEC) suffered their f..
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  • UFC Fight Night 98 video recap: Tony Ferguson beats Rafael dos Anjos in thriller

    UFC Fight Night 98 video recap: Tony Ferguson beats Rafael dos Anjos in thriller
    Tony Ferguson picked up the biggest win of his career on Saturday night. And it was on the biggest stage he’s ever been on, too. He squared off with former lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos at UFC Fight Night 98 in Mexico City, Mexico in his first main event. There didn’t appear to be any added pressure for "El Cucuy" and being in the spotlight didn’t seem to affect his performance, either. He went five rounds for the first time with ease, and with the event taking place at high elevation, ..
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  • Ohio State's domination of Nebraska, Texas A&M's loss and what it means for the College Football Playoff race

    Ohio State's domination of Nebraska, Texas A&M's loss and what it means for the College Football Playoff race
    COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State just beat a top-10 opponent by 59 points in November, so is there a more relevant topic than what that win means for the College Football Playoff?  Probably not.  No. 6 Ohio State's 62-3 win over No. 10 Nebraska was a statement win, a clear message to the committee that the Buckeyes are now playing their best football when it matters the most.  Combine that win with the fact that No. 4 Texas A&M lost to Mississippi State on Saturday, and the Buckeyes could very wel..
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