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Derek Anderson Released By Browns

March 9, 2010 Sport

Quarterback Derek Anderson’s uneven five-year stint with the Cleveland Browns is over.
The team released the one-time Pro Bowl quarterback Tuesday, one day after the Browns acquired backup Seneca Wallace in a trade from Seattle.
Anderson made the Pro Bowl in 2007 when he threw 29 touchdown passes and led the club to a 10-6 record. However, [...]

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preview – College of the Ozarks

March 9, 2010 Sport

College of the Ozarks is 20-10 overall, finishing third in the MCAC conference at 9-3. Ozarks is no stranger to the national tournament.
as the host school they gain automatic entry into the tournament playing for the 14th time in the national tournament and first matchup with Cornerstone.
Ozarks has a 22-12 record in the national [...]

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Hockey world cup 2010

February 27, 2010 Sport

Hero Honda FIH World Cup Men 2010: The Hero Honda FIH World Cup 2010 start on Sunday with the top twelve teams in the world.
The 2010 Hockey World Cup will be held in India. It will be played from Feb 28 to March 13, 2010 at New Delhi’s Dhyan Chand National Stadium.
The teams have [...]

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India-Pakistan hockey match, encounter of an emotional kind

February 22, 2010 Sport

India could not have asked for a tougher start to their campaign in the 12th Men’s Hockey World Cup here this coming Sunday. Up first are Pakistan on the opening day of the fortnight-long extravaganza, followed by a face-off with Australia 48 hours later.
The two matches carry a lot of significance, not just in the [...]

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USA Women’s Hockey Top Scorer

February 14, 2010 Sport

The USA Women’s hockey team opened its preliminary round of Winter Olympics event with a 12-1 victory against China.
Jenny Potter becomes USA women’s hockey top scorer.
According to some portal news I read a few moment ago, Jenny Potter scored three goals in the first 22 minutes on Sunday.
With this achievement, Jenny Potter [...]

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Lamy Chappuis get second gold for France

February 14, 2010 Sport

As compatriot Vincent Jay won the 10km biathlon, Lamy Chappuis stood fifth in his event after the ski jump segment.
He and Johnny Spillane both put in strong cross-country showings but Lamy Chappuis held off the American in a thrilling dash for the line.
The 23-year-old emulated Fabrice Guy, who won the title on home snow in [...]

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Vincent Jay wins gold in biathlon sprint

February 14, 2010 Sport

WHISTLER, British Columbia — Vincent Jay of France has won a gold medal in his Olympic debut, capturing the 10-kilometer sprint at the Vancouver Games.
Emil Hegle Svendsen of Norway was 12.2 second back Sunday to win the silver medal. Jakov Fak of Croatia took the bronze, finishing another 1.8 seconds behind.
Jay shot cleanly and took [...]

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Hannah Teter pictures and a swimsuit controversy

February 14, 2010 Sport

Olympian Hannah Teter could win the bronze in the women’s half pipe but her pictures are what people want to see. You see, Hannah Teter graced the pages of Sports Illustrated wearing a swimsuit. Of course, these images will bring forth a lot of publicity. After all, we usually see her all [...]

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Winter olympics schedule – full details

February 14, 2010 Sport

The Winter Olympics resume Sunday with five medal events, including men’s luge, two days after a Georgian luger was killed during a practice run.
Organizers have made changes to the luge track to make it safer and a bit slower for competitors. Nodar Kumaritashvili of Georgia died after crashing and hitting a steel pillar while [...]

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Biathlon Rifle vancouver olympic

February 14, 2010 Sport

The biathlon and Nordic combined are afterthoughts in the U.S. — if they’re thought of at all — but that could change this year. NBC will broadcast some of each Sunday, a day that was supposed to be all about Vonn before her race was pushed back.
“We are not just medal hopefuls,” American Nordic [...]

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