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02/08/10 |
NFL
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02/08/10 |
The Florida State University athletics department announced Sunday afternoon that it will vacate 12 wins in football, a national championship in men's track and field and NCAA tournament victories in women's basketball and baseball as a result of the academic-misconduct case that brought about NCAA sanctions.
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02/08/10 |
Jeremy Shockey wasn't sitting in a suite for this Super Bowl. Instead, he was a big part of the New Orleans Saints' sweetest victory.
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02/06/10 |
Rickey Jackson joined a class of seven that includes Jerry Rice and Emmitt SmithRickey Jackson was called the "King of the Muck" while he was a standout defensive end at Pahokee in the 1970s.
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02/06/10 |
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Here's how you stop Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith: Put them in the Hall of Fame and watch them break down and cry.
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02/06/10 |
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — All-time greats Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith led a class of seven into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday.
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02/06/10 |
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — All-time greats Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith led a class of seven into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday.
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02/05/10 |
Klein head football coach Stan Labay didn't wait very long before he started enjoy life after retirement. About one week, in fact. “I have so many days built up, I had to start taking some of them,“ Labay said with a laugh. “I had to come out here to Angel Fire (N.M.) and go skiing with my grandkids.“
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02/05/10 |
In recent years, the Lehigh University football staff shied away from Signing Day fanfare and waited until the following week to announce its class of commitments.
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02/04/10 |
Four months after coaching his last football game at Naperville North, the accolades keep coming for Larry McKeon.McKeon, who's retiring at the conclusion of the current school year, compiled a 231-71 record in 27 years at the school, which came after five years at then Plainfield High School.
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