Category: Sport
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The Jets still have a chance to make the playoffs, but they need several things to happen, including not beating themselves as they did on Sunday.
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Here’s what Pete Carroll said tonight regarding Joe McKnight’s absence from the team flight to San Francisco. “He has some paperwork he needs to do and it’s best he stay in L.A. so he can be available finish it,” Carroll said. “We don’t know right now how long this will take.”
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The notion that USC merely reloads talent ad infinitum despite the departure of a bevy of starters was cast into doubt this season, and it will be tested further — unexpectedly — in the Emerald Bowl on Saturday. With starting running back Joe McKnight‘s eligibility for the bowl game against Boston College already in question…
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<!—-><!—->Offensive lineman Nick Howell and fullback Stanley Havili will be spending their Christmas in San Francisco getting ready for the Emerald Bowl. Emily Nerland and Michelle Phalen caught up with Howell and Havili to get their thoughts on the final game of the season
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USC’s majestic team hotel is situated in Union Square in the heart of San Francisco, an energetic city fantastically adorned with Christmas decorations this month.
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Three Trojans scored touchdowns in tonight’s New York Giants-Washington Redskins game — wideout Steve Smith (a six-yard reception), tight end Fred Davis (an 11-yard catch) and cornerback Terrell Thomas (a 14-yard interception return).
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USC junior forward Alex Stepheson was named the Pac-10 Player of the Week for Dec. 14-20 it was announced today (Dec. 20) by Pac-10 Commissioner Larry Scott.
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Florida’s still got 5,000 unsold tickets for the Sugar Bowl and could eat $375,000.
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Linebacker Malcolm Smith is back in form after struggling during a key part of the season. “It was supposed to be (a breakout year),” Smith said. “I’m disappointed how the season has gone, team-wise and for me personally. It’s the toughest season I’ve had in my life.”
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This year is going to be the best Rose Bowl halftime show ever. [YouTube; Previously]
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Allen Bradford survives an injury scare and Pete Carroll reminds everyone that Jeremy Bates called the plays this season. “If you ask me, I’ll tell you everything you want to know,” Carroll said. “I’ve told you the whole time. It’s very, very clear. Jeremy calls the plays. That’s it. That’s all you need to know.…
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