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UGA’s Gunner Stockton has five TD passes in rout of Western Kentucky
Decked out in all-white uniforms for the first time, the Georgia Bulldogs shined in their final game before opening SEC competition next weekend at Kentucky.
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Braves use big inning to blow out Phillies, take aim at series sweep
Ronald Acuña Jr. homered to spark an eight-run fourth inning at the plate, and Tyler Mahle turned in another stellar outing on the mound for the Atlanta Braves.
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Titans hosts Jets as both teams seek spark to open new season
The Tennessee Titans want to win a game against somebody. Anybody, really. The New York Jets, who have the same mindset, just happen to be the team in town.
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Falcons, Steelers kick off with new coaches who aren’t new to NFL
Mike McCarthy headed home to Pittsburgh. Kevin Stefanski headed south to Atlanta.
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Ben Shelton carries American hopes into US Open men’s singles final
Ben Shelton is about to play for his first Grand Slam championship, but he knows this U.S. Open final is about more than what it means to him. Much more.
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Elena Rybakina lives up to new No. 1 ranking with US Open title
Elena Rybakina came to New York and took everything that had belonged to Aryna Sabalenka.
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US women pushed by Spain but reach FIBA World Cup final again
The U.S. is in a familiar spot: playing for another FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup championship. Getting there was a little tougher this time, though.
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Joey Logano speeds to pole for second race of postseason Chase
Team Penske driver Joey Logano, the only active three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, has positioned himself for a needed boost in the Chase.
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Ryver Parker’s first start for Red Bank a four-TD game in win vs. East Ridge
The first start of Ryver Parker's prep football career needed just three snaps before he had his first highlight.
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Dalton builds big lead at home, then hangs on to down Calhoun
As the clock finally ran out Friday night at Harmon Field, Dalton football coach Chris Prewett let out a huge sigh of relief.
