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Steelers smart to give Harrison pay raise — he’s sacking QBs and covering foes better than ever.
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Back on the slopes
Perhaps the biggest difference between Lindsey Vonn and Maria Riesch is that Vonn has two overall World Cup titles and Riesch has none. Is this the season the American loses?
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Heisman Hopefuls
Mark Ingram's 144 rushing yards helped Alabama beat LSU and moved him to the top spot in our fan voting for the Heisman Trophy. Who's your pick to win? Look at the top candidates for the award and vote.
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GMs head out to work on offseason trades
General managers grabbed their bags, caught a quick lunch and headed down the corridor a short distance to their flights Wednesday after their annual meeting ended in a hotel at O'Hare International Airport.
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Pats-Colts is greatest NFL rivalry of 2000s
Cimini: No two teams over the past decade have played the game better and smarter than the Patriots and Colts, and you’re liable to witness a classic whenever they meet.
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Get ready for mass exodus
Johnston: Even with the potential of nearly every promising draft-eligible junior fleeing for their NFL payday, even with possibly the largest loss of familiar All-American names that we have seen in the leave-early era, college football will survive. In fact, it will thrive.
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NBA says refs right to nix Miller buzzer-beater
The NBA says the review that overturned a winning shot by Chicago's Brad Miller was correct and handled appropriately.
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Phelps finishes second in 200 IM at World Cup
Michael Phelps finished second in the 200-meter medley final at the short-course World Cup on Wednesday, struggling in the old-style swimsuit that will become standard next year.
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Week's most clutch
Was Josh Freeman leading the Bucs to their first win the week's most impressive?
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Al and Cris think Week 10's SNF game pits the two best quarterbacks of the decade against each other.
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Vote for the best
Who gets your vote: Will the pom-poms win again or get crushed by the coozy?
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Faith Hill kicks off Sunday Night Football by singing the SNF theme.
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Nate Robinson (ankle) will miss his sixth straight game Wednesday against the Hawks.
Deron Williams, who was "unlikely" to play on Wednesday, is now going to play against the defensive-minded Celtics, according to coach Jerry Sloan.
When asked if he had a target date for Pau Gasol's return from a hamstring injury on Wednesday, Phil Jackson said, "No. We're starting to look toward Christmas, though. Some time out there."
Trent Edwards was officially informed that he will be reinstalled as the Bills' starting quarterback in Week 10.
Anquan Boldin (ankle) was a full participant in Cardinals practice Wednesday.
Muhsin Muhammad (knee) returned to Panthers practice in full Wednesday.
DeAngelo Williams missed Panthers practice Wednesday with a knee injury.
Brian Westbrook (ankle) missed practice Wednesday, but reportedly only because the Eagles were practicing indoors on turf.
Greg Olsen-TE-Bears
Greg Olsen caught five passes for 71 yards and three touchdowns in Sunday's loss tot he Cardinals.
Randy Moss caught six passes for 147 yards and a touchdown to lead the Patriots over the Dolphins in Week 9, 27-17.
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