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Orgeron: 'We couldn't stop anybody' at Missouri
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Saturday, 10 October 2020 16:10
LSU coach Ed Orgeron called his team's defense "embarrassing," after the Tigers allowed 586 yards of total offense in a 45-41 loss at Missouri."We couldn't stop anybody. Really a poor showing on defense," Orgeron said. "We have to coach better, No. 1. It starts with me. Players have to make plays. We couldn't stop the run, receivers wide open down…
Kepnang, No. 22 in ESPN 100, chooses Oregon
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Saturday, 10 October 2020 12:57
Top-25 senior Franck Kepnang announced his commitment to Oregon on Saturday, giving Dana Altman his third ESPN 100 pledge in the past month.Kepnang chose the Ducks over several schools, although Texas A&M and Ohio State were heavily involved down the stretch of his recruitment.A 6-foot-11 center who attended Westtown School (Pennsylvania) and played for the PSA Cardinals on the grassroots…
Kepnang, No. 22 in ESPN 100, chooses Oregon
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Saturday, 10 October 2020 12:57
Top-25 senior Franck Kepnang announced his commitment to Oregon on Saturday, giving Dana Altman his third ESPN 100 pledge in the past month.Kepnang chose the Ducks over several schools, although Texas A&M and Ohio State were heavily involved down the stretch of his recruitment.A 6-foot-11 center who attended Westtown School (Pennsylvania) and played for the PSA Cardinals on the grassroots…
Titans return, kept tabs on reaction to outbreak
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Saturday, 10 October 2020 12:57
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- After receiving zero positive tests for two consecutive days, the Tennessee Titans returned to their facility on Saturday.A somewhat return to normalcy is a welcome break for the Titans after experiencing an outbreak and then the investigation into possible protocol and procedure violations launched by the NFL and NFLPA. According to coach Mike Vrabel, the Titans have…
Jets set to activate RB Bell from IR, source says
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Saturday, 10 October 2020 11:55
The New York Jets won't have quarterback Sam Darnold, already ruled out for Sunday, but they will have running back Le'Veon Bell in the lineup.Bell, who pulled his left hamstring in Week 1, will be activated Saturday from injured reserve, a source told ESPN on Saturday. He returned to practice this week.The winless Jets (0-4) hope Bell can spark the…
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Wichita St. looking into coach Marshall's conduct
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Source: Season may be over for Cowboys' Smith
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Bengals' Dunlap upset with lesser role vs. Ravens
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Jayhawks' Miles tests positive for COVID-19
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Chargers rookie QB Herbert named the starter
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Belichick: 'Priority No. 1' is team's health, safety
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