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What we'll miss without 'The Game,' and what we're watching instead in Week 15
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Friday, 11 December 2020 22:50
A year ago, in the aftermath of another dominant Ohio State win over Michigan, a 56-27 shellacking that almost felt routine, there were obvious questions about what "The Game" even meant anymore. The Buckeyes had won 15 of the past 16, the lone exception coming amid a lost year with an interim coach. Was Michigan even capable of making it…
Seahawks' Adams: 'Have no hate' for Gase, Jets
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Friday, 11 December 2020 17:35
RENTON, Wash. -- The first eight games of All-Pro strong safety Jamal Adams' tenure with the Seattle Seahawks have made it clear he isn't "bored" with his new team. He says he isn't bitter about his old one, either.Speaking with reporters via Zoom on Friday, two days before the Seahawks (8-4) host the winless New York Jets at Lumen Field,…
Pitt joins BC, says it will sit out bowl season
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Friday, 11 December 2020 17:35
Pittsburgh will not participate in a bowl game, the second team to announce it will decline a postseason opportunity.The Panthers ended their season with a 34-20 win over Georgia Tech on Thursday night to finish 6-5. In a statement Friday, Pitt said the decision to decline a bowl invitation was made by the team and supported by the university.On Thursday,…
Utah St. cancels game after players opt to sit out
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Friday, 11 December 2020 17:35
Utah State has canceled Saturday night's scheduled game at Colorado State because of concerns voiced by football players about religious discrimination during the search for a new football coach, the university said in a statement Friday.The decision came after Aggies players said earlier Friday that they had opted out of the game because of comments allegedly made by Utah State…
Army invites its first Black player to Navy game
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Friday, 11 December 2020 15:20
WEST POINT, N.Y. -- Fans won't be allowed at the Army-Navy football game at West Point on Saturday because of COVID-19 restrictions, but Army athletic director Mike Buddie made an exception for Gary Steele.Steele, a retired colonel, was one of about 30 Black students at the academy in the mid-1960s and became its first Black varsity football player in 1966,…
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