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As-it-happens update December 20, 2017
NEWS
As the saying goes around here, if you ball, you get the call. And if you ball for the majority of the season, you'll likely get a Pro Bowl nod.
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BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) - Lane Kiffin's first bowl game at Florida Atlantic was the perfect microcosm of his first season with the Owls.
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MIAMI -- Derek Jeter held a town hall Tuesday night with about 200 Miami Marlins season-ticket holders, many of whom were angry about the direction of the team under his ownership group.
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Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry's injured right ankle is continuing to progress as he moves closer to being able to work out on the court.
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MILWAUKEE -- The Cleveland Cavaliers trailed by as many as 20 points in the fourth quarter Tuesday night, and a late 19-0 run with LeBron James on the bench was not enough to avoid a 119-116 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. - This will be a strange couple weeks in Titletown. The Green Bay Packers' streak of eight straight postseason appearances is over.
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Each week, national NFL writer Mark Maske ranks the league's 32 teams. This week, the New England Patriots take advantage of the rule book and a questionable late-game decision by Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger to move back into the No.
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Geno Auriemma became the fourth coach in women's Division I to reach 1,000 victories when top-ranked Connecticut defeated Oklahoma 88-64 on Tuesday at Uncasville, Conn.
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An active coaching carousel has added more uncertainty to this week's early signing period and its impact on this year's recruiting cycle.
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NEW YORK -- The Los Angeles Dodgers will pay baseball's highest luxury tax for the fourth straight year, and the New York Yankees owe a penalty for a 15th consecutive season, streaks that could end as the sport's biggest spenders slash payroll for 2018 ...
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