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Dana O'Neil: Corey Fisher follows long line of decorated Villanova guards

October 25, 2010 at 1:22 pm · Filed under OSFFL

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Corey Fisher has spent his Villanova career deputizing for more decorated Wildcats guards. As a senior, he’s assuming more of a leadership role, ready to become one of those players in whose footsteps he’s followed.

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Packers lead Vikings 31-7 in 4th quarter (AP)

October 25, 2010 at 6:49 am · Filed under nfl

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Brett Favre spent what seemed to be an eternity sitting at his locker, head in hands, searching for something before approaching the podium. He limped to the microphone, finally beaten by his former team for the first time. “It’ll be tough to get over this loss as it’s tough to get over any loss, but we have to find a way to do it and the reality is if I can play but not be effective,…

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Janikowski ties record with 63-yard FG (AP)

October 25, 2010 at 4:27 am · Filed under nfl

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After a record-setting display, the Oakland Raiders rejoiced and the Denver Broncos repented. Led by Darren McFadden’s four touchdowns and a stunningly quick start, the Raiders rolled to a 59-14 beating of the Broncos, scoring the most points in their 51-year history Sunday. It was only the second time the Broncos surrendered that many points.

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Dana O'Neil: Latest Pearl revelation is most troubling of all

October 22, 2010 at 4:21 pm · Filed under OSFFL

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Latest Pearl revelation might be most troubling of all … but don’t tell that to Tennessee

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Brady intercepted, Pats lead Miami 28-17 (AP)

October 5, 2010 at 3:25 am · Filed under nfl

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When the New England Patriots scored the last in a series of quick-strike touchdowns, stoic Bill Belichick allowed himself a slight smile and traded high-fives along a jubilant sideline. Tom Brady and Randy Moss joined in the celebration as spectators, too. The offense watched while the Patriots’ special teams and defense came up with one big play after another to beat the Miami Dolphins 41-14…

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Ravens lead Steelers 16-6 after 3 (AP)

October 4, 2010 at 4:31 am · Filed under nfl

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Joe Flacco knew the Steelers were missing Ben Roethlisberger. His top two backups, too. Not that it mattered much to him. Flacco, in his third NFL season, was missing something on his resume: A win in Pittsburgh. His previous three starts there were a dissatisfying collection of near misses and not-quite-good enough efforts, and the Ravens quarterback was determined to make sure it didn’t…

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