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	Sports As-it-happens update ⋅ November 9, 2020
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	Yahoo Sports Alex? Dwayne? Washington's QB situation is not an easy decision Yahoo Sports Alex? Dwayne? Washington's QB situation is not an easy decision originally appeared on NBC Sports Washington. There's an easy case to be made that Alex Smith should start at quarterback next week against Detroit. There's a legitimate case to be made ... Flag as irrelevant
	Yahoo Sports Ex-Astros general manager Jeff Luhnow, fired after sign-stealing scandal, sues team Yahoo Sports Jeff Luhnow sued the Houston Astros for breach of contract on Sunday, alleging that Astros owner Jim Crane and Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred negotiated penalties for the sign-stealing scandal that enabled the team to paint Luhnow as ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Denver Post NBA draft: Do the Nuggets have room for another small forward? The Denver Post Editor's note: One of a series previewing the NBA draft for the Denver Nuggets. Today: small forward. By the strictest definition of a small forward, the upcoming NBA draft isn't deep. There's Deni Avdija (Israel) and Isaac Okoro (Auburn) at the top of the draft, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Houston Chronicle Texans overcome defensive absences in holding off Jaguars Houston Chronicle A precocious rookie quarterback, the coronavirus pandemic, injuries and a disciplinary issue involving a key player pushed the Texans' vulnerable defense to the brink Sunday afternoon. The Texans had to overcome a lot of problems on defense to escape ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dairyland Express Packers: Allen Lazard's Impending Return will Provide WR Room with Jolt Dairyland Express The Green Bay Packers' WRs not named Davante Adams have underwhelmed over the last month, but the impending return of Allen Lazard will provide that unit with a jolt. In terms of overall production, it's not as if the Green Bay Packers' offense has been ... Flag as irrelevant
	247Sports Paul Finebaum rips Will Muschamp, questions tenure 247Sports Torched by national media and South Carolina supporters after his second straight lackluster loss, Gamecocks coach Will Muschamp is at a crossroads in the middle of his fifth season with program. South Carolina, at 2-4, was not competitive during ... Flag as irrelevant
	Asbury Park Press Rutgers football: With 3 quarterbacks, Greg Schiano is playing them all Asbury Park Press Noah Vedral won Rutgers' preseason quarterback competition. That doesn't appear to be changing anytime soon - even though Vederal is only one of three quarterbacks who have seen significant action thus far in 2020. Art Sitkowski - the Scarlet Knights' ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lehigh University Athletics Women's Basketball announces 16-game Patriot League schedule for 2020-21 season Lehigh University Athletics BETHLEHEM, Pa. — There will be a basketball season in 2021, as the Patriot League office unveiled the women's basketball schedule for the upcoming season on Monday morning. With no non-league games on the schedule for this year, Lehigh's schedule ... Flag as irrelevant
	Houston Business Journal Carlos Ortiz wins first Houston Open since move to Memorial Park Houston Business Journal It was a year of firsts at the 2020 Houston Open, the longtime local PGA Tour event. Carlos Ortiz won the tournament, making him the first Mexican to win on the PGA Tour since 1978, according to media reports. He received 500 FedExCup points and a $1.26 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Indiana Gazette Pitt dominates Florida State on the road, snapping four-game losing streak Indiana Gazette Pat Narduzzi's Pittsburgh Panthers were hurt after N.C. State's game-winning drive Oct. 3. They were stunned seven days later in overtime at Boston College. They were frustrated as they foiled their own upset chances at Miami. And they were ashamed two ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Guardian Donald Trump wanted a fight with athletes. They may well have doomed him The Guardian It's impossible to know if the athlete activism Trump provoked spelled his electoral defeat. But it's difficult to ignore the thin margins in states that were central to the movement. Contact author. @bryanagraham. Mon 9 Nov 2020 05.00 EST Last modified on Mon ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sky Sports Deshaun Watson delighted the Houston Texans didn't trade Will Fuller Sky Sports There was nobody more relieved than Deshaun Watson when Will Fuller was still a Houston Texans player after Tuesday's NFL trade deadline. Having traded Watson's favourite target DeAndre Hopkins to the Arizona Cardinals this past offseason, Houston ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tacoma News Tribune Roglic seals 2nd consecutive Spanish Vuelta victory Tacoma News Tribune It was a vastly different finish for Primoz Roglic at the Spanish Vuelta compared to two months ago at the Tour de France. This time, Roglic was celebrating a Grand Tour victory instead of dwelling on a late collapse that cost him the victory. Roglic clinched his ... Flag as irrelevant
	Charleston Post Courier 7 takeaways from Clemson's epic double-OT loss at Notre Dame Charleston Post Courier SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Notre Dame students had been shooed off the field, but many were still roaming campus in a delirious joy as Clemson buses pulled away from a famous stadium and toward a gloomy charter flight home. The Tigers fell from to No. 4 from ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bucks' Sterling Brown to settle lawsuit with City of Milwaukee for $750K, report says WTMJ-TV Milwaukee Bucks' Sterling Brown is settling his civil rights lawsuit with the City of Milwaukee for $750,000, the Athletic reported Monday morning. Brown was illegally parked in a handicap spot on Jan. 26, 2018 outside of a business. Brown was talking to ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Sun Mike Tyson reveals he used fake penis and baby's urine to pass drugs tests in case his wife's showed she was pregnant The Sun Tyson said he used to use 'his wife's urine' until fears it could show up she was pregnant made him switch to his child's. The former heavyweight champ was married to Robin Givens in February 1998 ... Flag as irrelevant
	STLtoday.com As hospitals fill with COVID-19 patients, St. Louis County warns of shutdown if spread not slowed STLtoday.com ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis region's hospitals continued to see unprecedented numbers of people seriously sickened by COVID-19 on Sunday, as the virus' rapid spread climbed to a rate unseen since a July spike. Potential consequences were coming into ... Flag as irrelevant
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