EAST LANSING, Mich. - Daryll Clark was watching television in his hotel room, waiting to go downstairs for Penn State's pregame breakfast yesterday, when he heard ESPN draft analyst Todd McShay say, "Daryll Clark is an interception machine in big games."
GLENDALE, Ariz. - In a pregame talk last night, Flyers coach John Stevens told his players: Good teams don't lose two in a row.
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When Donovan McNabb applied "must-win game" to tonight's game at Soldier Field in Chicago, the quarterback created a bit of a stir. Of course, that happens when McNabb says anything. If he says he's giving 110 percent, he gets ripped for not giving enough and for being lousy at math.
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Wade Phillips got it right last week. The NFL is not, as Phillips so astutely put it, "a woe-is-me league."
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Local and national authorities are asking for your help with a new Andy Alert. The following information has already been passed to law enforcement officials across the country and will also begin appearing on milk cartons today.
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In her time earlier this decade as a Temple undergraduate, Lisa Campbell confessed, she was not the most devout Owls football fan.
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When Donovan McNabb applied "must-win game" to tonight's game at Soldier Field in Chicago, the quarterback created a bit of a stir. Of course, that happens when McNabb says anything. If he says he's giving 110 percent, he gets ripped for not giving enough and for being lousy at math.
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Temple runs over Kent State, 47-13
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After running away from Kent State yesterday at Lincoln Financial Field, 47-13, the players on the Temple football team could be heard in their locker room giving voice to the song made popular in Philadelphia by the late Harry Kalas.
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Sixers fall to James and Cavaliers
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CLEVELAND - A few minutes into last night's game, LeBron James looked at the Cleveland Cavaliers' bench, his smile wider than the gaps in the 76ers' defense.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. - The Connecticut Huskies finally won one for their slain teammate, handing Notre Dame and coach Charlie Weis one more bitter defeat.
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1. FLORIDA (11-0) def. Florida International, 62-3 Next: vs. Florida State, Saturday 2. ALABAMA (11-0) def. Chattanooga, 45-0 Next: at Auburn, Friday
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Rutgers' stay in the Associated Press top 25 will certainly be a brief one. The Scarlet Knights (7-3, 2-3 Big East), voted into the poll last weekend, were upset yesterday by Syracuse, 31-13.
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The Villanova Wildcats believed that a dominant football victory yesterday would show they deserve the No. 1 overall seed in the playoffs.
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Taylor Potts threw for 388 yards and two touchdowns as Texas Tech routed Oklahoma by a score of 41-13 yesterday in Lubbock, Texas.
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Kean pulled away with two touchdowns in the fourth quarter yesterday to defeat visiting Ursinus, 35-14, in the ECAC Southeast Bowl in Union, N.J.
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After winning at Harvard a week earlier, the Penn football team returned to Franklin Field yesterday ready for a party. The Quakers celebrated the best way they could - with another defensive masterpiece.
- The Aggies set a school scoring record in a 66-7 playoff thumping of Susquehanna.Delaware Valley College set the program's single-game scoring record in thumping visiting Susquehanna, 66-7, in a first-round NCAA Division III football playoff game at James Work Memorial Stadium yesterday.
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Inside the Flyers: Balance fueling the success
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GLENDALE, Ariz. - The Flyers had no players among the league's top 36 scorers entering last night. As a team, they ranked third in the NHL with an average of 3.5 goals per game.
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Sedin returning The Vancouver Canucks cleared room for the return of high-scoring forward Daniel Sedin by sending forward Matt Pettinger to their AHL affiliate yesterday.
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ATLANTA - Defenseman Martin Skoula scored two goals, and the Pittsburgh Penguins held off the Atlanta Thrashers in a 3-2 victory last night.
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