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NFL
/ 11 months agoChargers WR Keenan Allen becomes fastest player in NFL history to 1,000 receptions
Copied! For anyone of the mind that Keenan Allen has slowed a step, he just hit a milestone faster than any...
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NFL
/ 11 months agoVikings WR Jordan Addison overcomes first-quarter benching to score game-winning touchdown
Copied! LONDON — Jordan Addison came up big when his teammates needed him the most. The Minnesota Vikings wide receiver was...
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PELICANS
/ 11 months agoLakers news: Bronny James put on blast by Kwame Brown after preseason disaster
Los Angeles Lakers rookie Bronny James got roasted by former bust Kwame Brown for his struggles during preseason.Read More
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B1 News
/ 11 months agoJacques Curtis’ Tenure At Shaw University Ends, Tainted By Allegations And Scandal
Jacques Curtis, the Shaw University women’s hoops coach, resigned amid several allegations from former players of inappropriate behavior.Read More
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SAINTS
/ 11 months agoVikings missed field goal apparently struck a cable
Mike Florio , Facebook Before the Vikings scored a game-winning touchdown with 25 seconds to play, they had a chance to...
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SAINTS
/ 11 months agoGeorge Pickens goes deep for a TD, Cowboys up 30-6
Josh Alper , Facebook George Pickens has gotten in on the fun for the Cowboys. Quarterback Dak Prescott floated a 43-yard...
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SAINTS
/ 11 months agoPanthers take 20-17 lead on Rico Dowdle TD
Josh Alper , Facebook Panthers running back Rico Dowdle is having a career day against the Dolphins and he pushed his...
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SAINTS
/ 11 months agoBrowns news: Garrett’s blunt reaction to defense blowing game vs. Vikings
Garrett gave a response after the Browns’ defense blew a late lead. QB Dillon Gabriel threw two TDs but couldn’t prevent...
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World news
/ 11 months agoLithuania’s Vilnius airport reopens after disruption from smugglers’ balloons
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World news
/ 11 months agoHeavy rains kill at least 47 in Nepal, block roads
By Gopal Sharma Item 1 of 2 Members of Nepal Army help people retrieve their belongings to a safe area at...






