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Alabama survives tough test at the Swamp
The No. 1 Crimson Tide built a big lead early, then had to hang on as No. 11 Florida rallied in the second half and came up just short of closing the gap.Late 2-point try fails »
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J.R. Smith's HBCU journey is a shining example of Black excellence
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Freshman QB Jaxson Dart comes off the bench to spark incredible USC rally
USC rallies behind freshman QB Jaxson Dart and interim head coach Donte Williams for a big win over Washington State.
- FB: Cougs overwhelmed by USC's second half avalanche
  Wazzu Watch
- Highlights: Jaxson Dart throws for most passing yards in a USC debut with 391 to down Washington State, 45-14
  Pac-12 Network
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Tony La Russa, pitcher Mike Wright suspended after intentionally hitting Shohei Ohtani
Mike Wright hit Angels star Shohei Ohtani with a pitch on Thursday, which led to both he and manager Tony La Russa being tossed from the game.
- Chicago's Wright banned 3 games, hit Ohtani with pitch
  Associated Press
- Chicago White Sox reliever Mike Wright Jr. is suspended for 3 games for throwing at Los Angeles Angels DH Shohei Ohtani, and manager Tony La Russa serves an automatic 1-game ban
  Chicago Tribune
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Michael Irvin on Aaron Rodgers: If you’re thinking about retiring, you’re already retired
Many are chalking up Green Bay’s bizarre Week One loss to the Saints as stuff happens. The question is whether that stuff will keep happening. Most think it won’t. If it does, Hall of Famer Michael Irvin has an explanation for it. “This game is too hard,” Irvin told TMZ.com on Friday. “That’s why you [more]