Google Alert - Sports

	Sports As-it-happens update ⋅ October 14, 2018
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	Week 7 Power Rankings: Can anyone challenge Alabama? ESPN Most everyone agrees Alabama has looked like the most dominant team in college football through the first half of the season. The big question is: Who is capable of challenging the Crimson Tide? Flag as irrelevant
	Red Sox biggest postseason concern exposed: Can pitching compete with Astros? USA TODAY BOSTON - October baseball has a way of blinding us to regular-season realities. We can understand, rationally, that the outcome of one individual baseball game is never reliably predictive and that great teams and players can typically be counted on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twitter reacts to Fedor Emelianenko's tourney semifinal win over Chael Sonnen at Bellator 208 MMAjunkie Fedor Emelianenko will have an opportunity to become Bellator heavyweight champion next year after he defeated Chael Sonnen in his grand prix tournament semifinal matchup on Saturday at Bellator 208. Flag as irrelevant
	For Georgia, a nightmare in Death Valley Washington Post BATON ROUGE - In the landscape of a nightmare, a golden sign hovers near the field that reads WELCOME TO DEATH VALLEY. The bruising, haunting afternoon wanes, and a big, loud subset of 102,321 onlookers serenades the losing visitor with a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gators continue to grind through and win at Vanderbilt 247Sports It wasn't the best week of practice for Florida, but it wasn't the worst either according to Gators' head coach Dan Mullen after his team beat Vanderbilt 37-27 in Nashville on Saturday. Flag as irrelevant
	Oregon Raises the Ceiling of Its Season With OT Win Over Washington Sports Illustrated The Ducks have now played two overtime thrillers at Autzen Stadium this season, and the latest one, a 30–27 win against Washington, helped erase the pain of the first, a painful collapse at the hands of Stanford. Flag as irrelevant
	Insider: Notre Dame, Ian Book stay cool under pressure in comeback win over Pitt Indianapolis Star SOUTH BEND - There was nothing magical about Ian Book's demeanor as he stepped into the huddle midway through the fourth quarter. Flag as irrelevant
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