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Original USA TODAY sports staffer. Now freelancing, still original. Based in Los Angeles, I write about all sports, and do a fair number of them.
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Burris sweeps Muncie Central 3-0 in senior night win

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By David Leon Moore
| Ball State Daily Verified
Burris defeated the Bearcats 3-0 during the Owls' senior night It was an emotional night for the Burris Owls as it was the final time the seniors would hit the home court. As each upperclassmen was introduced, tears fell for many of the players saying goodbye. But they couldn’t dwell on the emotions as the Bearcats of Muncie Central (8-14) awaited the showdown with the Owls (22-3). The matchup between the two inner-city rivals started out as good as fans could hope.
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Premium CBD Product Launch: Reverend Smith's Organic Tart Cherry CBD Gummy Bites Product Line Made Available by MelaMed

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By David Leon Moore
| EIN Presswire
Reverend Smith's New Premium CBD Product Line Reverend Smith's Organic Tart Cherry Gummy Bites, Now Sold in Retail Locations & Online in Various Organic Hemp Derived THC-Free Blends for Desired Effect. WEST BLOOMFIELD, MICHIGAN, US, August 9, 2022 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Reverend Smith's, a premium Michigan-based CBD (cannabidiol) brand, launches its Organic Tart Cherry Gummy Bites line distributed through select retail locations and on MelaMed's online CBD store platform.
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Pride Talk S3 #4: More Work to be Done

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By David Leon Moore, John Ong
| naaap.org
Sorry this Episode is only a draft/is not yet open and can be viewed only by its owners or the admins.
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Golden Rules of Preparing a Business Interruption Claim

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By Cove Geary, David Leon Moore
| LexBlog
Commercial enterprises doing business in Louisiana are beginning their recovery in the wake of Hurricane Laura. Many face catastrophic property losses, often accompanied by business income losses due to a complete cessation of business activities. Fortunately, many business owners have had the foresight to contract for business interruption insurance (also called “business income” insurance or time-element coverage).
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My Turn: Coronavirus and the Cow Dump Derby

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By David Leon Moore
| Concord Monitor Verified
I was having a socially distanced discussion the other day with my neighbor Jane Presby, owner of Dimond Hill Farm, the iconic 19th-century working farm and farm stand located on Route 202/9 West, just before the Hopkinton border.
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Fish (And Other Animals) Playing Soccer Is The Best Thing You'll See Today

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Several years ago, The18 looked at different members of the animal kingdom partaking in the beautiful game. Since then more have joined including underwater footballers. Let’s take a look at the new animals playing soccer. 1. The Battle at the Aquadome Any avid Rocket League player caught the reference for the first venue on the list as it is underwater. In the depths of the sea and the fish tank hide some of the most unexpected players.
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The Worst Team In International Football Could Finally Get Its First Win

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
The beauty of the UEFA Nations League is that teams of similar skill level get to play one another. This ensures that the minnows of UEFA don’t have to routinely get clobbered by the big boys. After the latest draw, the worst team in football has another chance to win its first competitive game. The country of San Marino has had little success when it comes to football.
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RB Leipzig Apologizes To Japanese Fans After Kicking Them Out Of Stadium Over Coronavirus Fears

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
It was a weekend the Bundesliga would like to forget. Multiple banners from supporters caused games to stop, and now a group of Japanese fans is being issued an apology after security removed them from RB Leipzig's stadium over fears of coronavirus. One of the Japanese fans who was removed tweeted about the events that took place. The tweet has since been deleted but read: “Due to Corona, Japanese group guests were evacuated from the Bundesliga match 15 minutes after the start.
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Liverpool's Perfect Season Dream Crushed By 19th-Place Watford

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Get the best email in soccer. It had been 422 days since last Liverpool had lost a Premier League match. The Reds were thought to be infallible. Saturday’s Liverpool-Watford match proved otherwise. Not only did Watford defeat Liverpool, it beat the hell out of the Reds at Vicarage Road. A spectator with no prior knowledge of the teams would have thought it was Watford on an 18-game winning streak and Liverpool winless in its last five.
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MLS Takes Two Steps Forward, One Step Back After Thursday's Concacaf Champions League Matches

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Get the best email in soccer. LAFC made MLS history Thursday night while the Seattle Sounders avoided it. The Sounders left a sour taste in the mouth of MLS fans on what was a monumental night in the Concacaf Champions League. Let’s start with the good news. Carlos Vela and company became the first MLS team to defeat a Liga MX side after losing the first leg by multiple goals.
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Frankfurt Fans Support Random Hockey Team After Europa League Match Postponed

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Over 1,000 Eintracht Frankfurt fans were forced to wait an extra day after the team’s Europa League Round of 32 second leg was postponed due to hazardous weather. With nothing else to do in Salzburg, Austria, the Frankfurt fans went to a hockey game instead. Frankfurt was scheduled to play Red Bull Salzburg on Thursday. With the game being postponed, a large portion of Frankfurt fans instead went to Red Bull’s farm hockey team game …. and rooted for the visiting Klagenfurt.
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New Champions League Ball For 2020 Is A Beauty

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
It is the one item a game can’t be played without: a ball. Unless you're named Michy Batshuayi that is. Jokes aside the latest installment of Champions League knockout football is upon us and with that comes the new Champions League ball. Adidas is calling it the Istanbul20, and this ball trumps all past designs. Istanbul calling. Introducing the new @championsleague official match ball for the knockout stage of the 2019/20 season.
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Harry Maguire Removes Michy Batshuayi's Ability To Reproduce

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Harry Maguire of Manchester United decided to give Chelsea’s Michy Batshuayi the boot . . . literally. During the first half of the Red Devils-Blues showdown, Maguire kicked Batshuayi where it hurts most. What did you make of the Harry Maguire/Michy Batshuayi incident earlier in the match? pic.twitter.com/QYg80N9mCQ I mean, to be fair, Maguire got all ball(s). In all seriousness, this was a major miss from the VAR.
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The Biggest Football Player Transformations

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Players change their style all the time — I swear Neymar is on his 10th hairstyle by now. To avoid the mundane, people enjoy switching it up and acquire a new look from time-to-time. Eventually someone won’t even resemble their younger self and that’s what nearly all the players on this list of biggest football player transformations have done. Biggest Football Player Transformations 1. Gareth Bale It’s almost as if Bale went through a second — or maybe even third — puberty.
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Racing Club Player Eats Banana During Free Kick

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Argentine side Racing Club unleashed its secret weapon in a 1-0 victory against Independiente on Sunday: potassium. When the feeling of hunger struck Racing midfielder Marcelo Diaz, the Chilean didn’t worry one bit as a banana was at the ready. I love it. It looks like the potassium transaction was planned the whole time. With a stoppage in play for a free kick, Diaz received both coaching instruction and the fruits of football.
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Real Madrid Crashes Out Of Copa Del Rey Again After Shocking Upset At Home

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Get the best email in soccer. Real Madrid and the Copa Del Rey simply don’t mesh well. On Thursday, the Spanish giants were knocked out of the tournament in the quarterfinals at the hands of Real Sociedad. The loss also ended a 21-game unbeaten streak for Los Blancos. In the most ironic fashion, Real Madrid loanee Martin Odegaard opened up the scoring for Sociedad midway through the first half. Alexander Isak thought he doubled the lead in the 49th minute but his goal was disallowed.
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The Best And Worst Sports Network Intro Songs

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
On Sunday, America’s most-watched sporting event will take place. This year viewers will have to tune in to FOX to watch Super Bowl 54 between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. This means our ears will be graced with the absolute beauty of the NFL on Fox theme song. Not all network theme songs stack up though, so here is a list of the great and not so great sports intro songs. Starting off will be the sports intro songs that don’t exactly put steam in the hype train.
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That Time English Teams Could Win The EFL Milk Cup

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Aston Villa defeated Leicester City 2-1 on Tuesday to advance to the final of the English Football League competition in hopes of lifting the Carabao Cup. The competition has seen many different sponsorships come and go as Carabao, a Thai energy drink, hasn’t always sponsored the competition. There once was a time teams raised the EFL Milk Cup. Let’s take a walk down memory lane and review some of the fun EFL Cup names.
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Jurgen Klopp Won't Coach Liverpool In FA Cup Replay

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Get the best email in soccer. Shrewsbury Town has created one of the biggest talking points in Liverpool’s seemingly golden season. The Reds were handed a surprise 2-2 draw in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Sunday. Now they will have to partake in a replay, but it seems Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp isn’t too interested in the FA Cup. The replay date is scheduled for Feb. 4 and falls in the winter break period for Premier League teams, in which players can rest.
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Barcelona and AC Milan Post Touching Kobe Bryant Tribute

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Get the best email in soccer. The sporting world lost one of its most important figures on Sunday as Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others passed after a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California. The tragedy is one where almost everyone will remember exactly where they were and what they were doing when they received the text, saw the tweet or read the news. There's no combination of words that will accurately depict the magnitude of the loss.
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Toronto FC Signs Youngest Player In Club History

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
The 2019 MLS runner-up Toronto FC has decided to invest in youth as it announced the signing of 15-year-old Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty on Wednesday morning. If you're good enough, you're old enough. 15-year-old Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty becomes the youngest signing in club history.@jahkeelerutty | #TFCLive — Toronto FC (@TorontoFC) January 22, 2020 I don’t know about others, but when I was 15 my biggest concern was my next geometry test.
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Best Drills To Improve Shooting

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
There are only minutes left in the game and your team is trailing by one goal. A loss for your team would mean elimination. Your team is building an attack and is in the final third of the opponent’s territory. You halt your run at the top of the 18-yard box, unmarked. A teammate seeks you out and slips the ball to your feet. Will you get a shot on target and save your team? Or will the ball fly 20 yards over the crossbar because you haven’t practiced your shooting?
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Federico Valverde Enters The Foul Hall Of Fame With Brilliantly Evil Tackle

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
A foul in any sport is almost always detrimental to the team that committed the infraction. In soccer, a single foul can decide the outcome of a match. Mexico can tell you all about it after the infamous Arjen Robben flop at the 2014 World Cup. It's a rarity that the team that commits the foul ends up benefiting. However, this unique circumstance occurred Sunday when Real Madrid midfielder Federico Valverde committed what's being called one of the best fouls in soccer history.
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FIFA-esque Own Goal Scored In PSG Match

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Nearly every FIFA video game player can recall one moment they wanted to rip their hair out and throw the controller out the window. The reasonings may differ, but the majority of the time it’s because of the most blasphemous and ridiculous spell of play that leads to conceding.
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Southampton Prepares For Weekend Match With Hilarious Tweet

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By David Leon Moore
| The18 Verified
Southampton’s social media team will be hearing none of it as the club gears up for Leicester City this weekend in the Premier League. The Saints would prefer to adhere to the saying “the past is in the past.” The last time they encountered the Foxes back in October, it was a rainy and dreary 9-0 defeat in front of their home supporters at St. Mary’s Stadium.
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Wisconsin looks dominant in NCAA rout of Baylor

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By David Leon Moore
| USA Today Verified
David Leon Moore, USA TODAY Sports Published 9:47 p.m. ET March 27, 2014 | Updated 9:37 a.m. ET March 28, 2014 Arizona edged San Diego State while Wisconsin rolled past Baylor to set up the Elite Eight matchup. Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky led all scorers with 19 points.(Photo: Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Sports) ANAHEIM, Calif. — There were those who were wondering how a team that started 2-8 in the Big 12 Conference could have advanced this far in the NCAA tournament.
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Daily Digest: Man City’s Bernardo Silva insists retaining the Premier League title will be difficult - Article - Sport360

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By D.J. Moore, David Leon Moore
| Sport360 Verified
Good morning! The Sport360 Team is in place to bring you our top stories on Wednesday morning. As ever, get in touch with us throughout the day on Facebook and Twitter Bernardo Silva believes Manchester City winning the Premier League title this season would be a bigger achievement than their record-breaking 2017-18 success. City returned to the top of the pile after a 1-0 win at Tottenham on Monday night, going back above Liverpool on goal difference.
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NBA news: Klay Thompson sets record for three-pointers in a game as Warriors blitz Bulls

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By D.J. Moore, David Leon Moore
| Sport360 Verified
Klay Thompson followed in the footsteps of Golden State Warriors team-mate Steph Curry by breaking an NBA three-point record as the Chicago Bulls were dispatched on Monday night. Curry had recently claimed five three-pointers in seven successive matches but Thompson knocked down a record 14 three-pointers in one game as Warriors secured a 149-124 victory.
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Returning to Boston Marathon five years after bombings, we never take it for granted

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By David Leon Moore
| Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Verified
“Were you there the year of the bombs?” That’s usually the first question I get when someone learns that I run the Boston Marathon every year. Yes, I was in Boston on Patriots’ Day in 2013. That horrible day is not how I think of Boston. To me, the Boston Marathon is like a Mecca, calling me and others who love distance running to gather and feel the kinship of running and test ourselves on the famed Hills of Newton. It is the oldest and greatest race of them all, a magical event.
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Returning to Boston Marathon five years after bombings, we never take it for granted

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By David Leon Moore
| Tallahassee Democrat Verified
“Were you there the year of the bombs?” That’s usually the first question I get when someone learns that I run the Boston Marathon every year. Yes, I was in Boston on Patriots’ Day in 2013. That horrible day is not how I think of Boston. To me, the Boston Marathon is like a Mecca, calling me and others who love distance running to gather and feel the kinship of running and test ourselves on the famed Hills of Newton. It is the oldest and greatest race of them all, a magical event.
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Returning to Boston Marathon five years after bombings, we never take it for granted

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By David Leon Moore
| USA Today Verified
“Were you there the year of the bombs?” That’s usually the first question I get when someone learns that I run the Boston Marathon every year. Yes, I was in Boston on Patriots’ Day in 2013. That horrible day is not how I think of Boston. To me, the Boston Marathon is like a Mecca, calling me and others who love distance running to gather and feel the kinship of running and test ourselves on the famed Hills of Newton. It is the oldest and greatest race of them all, a magical event.
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Kentucky should again contend for title even with NBA losses

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By David Leon Moore
| USA Today Verified
NEW ORLEANS - Kentucky will again be a national championship contender next year, built around the return of its entire starting lineup, including superstars Anthony Davis and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist. About the return of the starting lineup, that is. The part about contending again for the national title, that's always a possibility, it seems, in this recruiting juggernaut that John Calipari has built in Lexington.
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The Lions of Lyon to the Princes of Paris

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By David Leon Moore
| Slugger O'Toole Verified
In restaurants, on the Metro, in the stands, the (Northern) Irish were unbeatable. They sang everywhere, all the time. A mix of contagious high spirits, irony and most of all lots of self-effacement they lit up the Parc Olympique Lyonnais on Thursday after having already given it all in the streets of the city.
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Texas Stories: Luring and Alluring

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By David Leon Moore
| Texas Co-op Power Verified
Bassmaster magazine discovers what Texas anglers already knew: The state’s lakes are full of fine-looking bass. The folks here want to be fine-looking, too, spending an average of 44 minutes a day grooming. Texas triumphs in Bassmaster’s Best Bass Lakes of 2015 with a total of nine lakes on the magazine’s list—three in the top 20, and Toledo Bend Reservoir taking the crown.
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Sources reveal Dez Bryant's injury, will be out 4-6 weeks

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By David Leon Moore
| Sun Herald Verified
Dez Bryant fractured the fifth metatarsal in his right foot and while the Cowboys have initially given a four-to-six week timeframe for his return, six is the more reasonable estimate, sources said. The Pro Bowl receiver appeared to suffer the injury in the first minute of the fourth quarter after his catch for 20 yards on a crossing pattern. Commonly known as a Jones fracture, Bryant is scheduled to undergo surgery Tuesday and have a screw placed in the foot.
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Former Lion Titus Young pleads no contest to felony battery charge

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By David Leon Moore
| Detroit Free Press Verified
A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. COMPTON, Calif. – Troubled former Lions receiver Titus Young's long and winding trip through the southern California legal system finally reached a decisive moment Wednesday in the Compton Courthouse.
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Ducks whip Seminoles in Rose Bowl rout

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By David Leon Moore
| Hattiesburg American Verified
A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. Jameis Winston’s and Florida State’s comeuppance was thorough, shocking, record-setting. In major college football’s first-ever national semifinal game, what looked for a while like a shootout turned into a wipeout, with Oregon and Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Marcus Mariota sailing to a 59-20 Rose Bowl victory Thursday and Winston and the Seminoles departing amid a flurry of embarrassing bloopers.
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20 years later, fans wait for return of Rams, Raiders

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By David Leon Moore, Jim Corbett
| USA Today Verified
LOS ANGELES -- Jerome Bettis was a battering ram of a Los Angeles Ram, a 5-11, 252-pound ball carrier, nicknamed "The Bus," who punished tacklers. But he could hurt, too, and he had empathy. Bettis could feel the pain of the 25,705 fans at Anaheim Stadium — 590 fewer than attended a high school sectional championship game in the same stadium two weeks earlier — who were there for the last Rams home game played in southern California. "I can remember the feeling," Bettis, 42, says.
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Moore: How Cowboys created December to remember, instead of holiday horror show

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By David Leon Moore
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
IRVING — Now that the Cowboys have cornered that elusive playoff berth, now that the bar has been raised higher than anyone on this team had a right to expect, let’s look at another perception this group has turned upside down. December hangs around this franchise’s neck like some bad Christmas bling. Does anyone use the word bling anymore? Not really? That’s fine, since this month no longer gives fans a reason to cover their eyes.
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Moore: Cowboys lay four long years of futility, excuses to rest

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By David Leon Moore
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
ARLINGTON — Four long years of futility came boiling to the surface Sunday afternoon. Four seasons of excuses and wondering what might have been were laid to rest. The Cowboys did what good teams do at this stage of the season. Presented with an unexpected opportunity to seize control of their fate, given the chance to return to the playoffs after a prolonged absence, the Cowboys did so in resounding fashion.
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Source: All signs point to Cowboys RB DeMarco Murray playing today, but decision not final

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By David Leon Moore
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
All signs point to DeMarco Murray playing in today’s pivotal game against Indianapolis, but a source said the final decision has yet to be made. Murray is listed as questionable with a broken bone in his left hand. The league’s leading rusher was able to practice on a limited basis Thursday and Friday. He took part in Saturday’s walk through and told club officials later that evening that he felt good. Murray stopped short earlier in the week of declaring he will play.
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Can Cowboys clinch NFC East on Sunday or will it be another frantic finale?

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By David Leon Moore
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
On Thanksgiving evening, when you were bloated from too much turkey, sweet potatoes and pecan pie and delirious from watching Philadelphia 33, Dallas 10, did you see this coming? Did you think the Cowboys could win the NFC East and secure a playoff spot without going down to the wire? Life changes quick in the NFL. The unexpected happens in December when the pressure increases and cracks emerge. The Eagles have cracked with three consecutive losses.
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Small Georgia school rallies together in support after star QB’s suicide

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By David Leon Moore, Kyle Neddenriep Verified, Indianapolis Star
| USA TODAY High School Sports Verified
A small town in Georgia is rallying together to cope with the tragic suicide of one of the school’s most popular student athletes. As reported by Chattanooga, Tennessee NBC affiliate WRCB, 17-year-old Stephen McCormick, a former football player at Dade County High School, is believed to have committed suicide on Tuesday. His loss immediately reverberated throughout the school and its small senior class of just 160 students.
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What’s interesting about the Dallas Cowboys listing DeMarco Murray as questionable vs. Colts

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By David Leon Moore
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
Head coach Jason Garrett has been known to fan the flames of the “will he or won’t he speculation’’ regarding injured players leading into games. He doesn’t want to do anything that he believes will give the opponent an advantage in preparation. Is he doing it again with DeMarco Murray? The signs are encouraging with Murray. He’s practiced on a limited basis the last two days. He’s officially listed as questionable for Sunday’s game, which means there’s a 50-50 chance he’ll play.
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Final decision on if DeMarco Murray plays Sunday will come down to two factors

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By David Leon Moore
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
IRVING — The final decision on whether DeMarco Murray plays Sunday against Indianapolis will be made by the running back. And no, Murray doesn’t know at the moment what that decision will be. “I’m out here just trying to do what I can do to help this team,” Murray responded when asked how confident he is that he’ll be able to play. “I’m going to work hard and whatever it takes. We’ll see Sunday. “I’m competitive, a very competitive person, and I want to help this team out as much as I can.
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Moore: Cowboys get more than just revenge with win over Eagles

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By David Leon Moore
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
PHILADELPHIA — Themes of revenge and atonement were thrown around in the days leading up to Sunday night’s showdown between the Cowboys and Eagles. Those were compelling narratives. But this rematch was about something more significant for the Cowboys. It was about ending a four-year playoff drought. The Cowboys 38-27 win over the Eagles before a restless crowd at Lincoln Financial Field didn’t punch the team’s playoff ticket.
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Moore: Cowboys look for revenge in hard-to-believe NFC East championship bout

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By David Leon Moore
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
To put Sunday’s game into perspective, to articulate the depth of what’s on the line when the Cowboys face the Philadelphia Eagles, let’s defer to a couple of high-powered executives with a keen interest in the outcome. Jeffrey Lurie is the owner of the Eagles. Stephen Jones is the chief operating officer of the Cowboys. Four days before the game, during a meeting of the NFL owners at a Las Colinas hotel, the two bumped into each other in the lobby.
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Cowboys' Brent likely out vs. Eagles

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By David Leon Moore
| Wichita Eagle Verified
The Cowboys were hoping that Josh Brent's bulk would allow them to anchor the interior of a defensive line that Philadelphia running back LeSean McCoy shredded on Thanksgiving Day. It doesn't appear that will happen. Brent is listed as doubtful for Sunday's rematch. While he calls himself a game-time decision, it's unlikely the 320-pound defensive tackle will take the field, given his injury came in the middle of the week and he's been unable to practice since.
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Cowboys' Brent likely out vs. Eagles

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By David Leon Moore
| Miami Herald Verified
The Cowboys were hoping that Josh Brent's bulk would allow them to anchor the interior of a defensive line that Philadelphia running back LeSean McCoy shredded on Thanksgiving Day. It doesn't appear that will happen. Brent is listed as doubtful for Sunday's rematch. While he calls himself a game-time decision, it's unlikely the 320-pound defensive tackle will take the field, given his injury came in the middle of the week and he's been unable to practice since.
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Cowboys DT Josh Brent listed as doubtful for Sunday’s rematch with Philadelphia

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By David Leon Moore
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
The Cowboys were hoping that Josh Brent’s bulk would allow them to anchor the interior of a defensive line that Philadelphia running back LeSean McCoy shredded on Thanksgiving Day. It doesn’t appear that will happen. Brent is listed as doubtful for Sunday’s rematch. While he calls himself a game-time decision, it’s unlikely the 320-pound defensive tackle will take the field, given his injury came in the middle of the week and he’s been unable to practice since.
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