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Why do we love college football? Players come and go and for that matter so do coaches. We cheer for the school , the colors and we do it in droves. In the state of Alabama all we have is college football. Think about it no professional baseball, basketball, football, hockey or any other pro game other than NASCAR. |
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Monday, 06 September 2010 |
Class AAAAA
1. Camden County (2-0)
Last week: Beat Central (Miami) 45-42. All-state kicker Matt Ehasz kicked a 19-yard
field goal as time expired in Camden County's victory over USA Today's No. 2-ranked
team nationally. Camden scored twice in the first quarter on special teams, the
first on J.J. Green's 94-yard kick return, the second on Green's blocked punt that
Dajimin McNeil recovered in the end zone. Kenny Hutchinson scored Camden's third
TD on an 80-yard run. Central also had its share of big scoring plays, including
an 80-yard pass and a fumble and kick return. The Florida Times-Union gave Camden
the edge in total yards 416-383. Hutchinson finished with 103 yards rushing, and
Carrington Wright had 102. Central's Raheem Cato, who is committed to Florida International,
was 18-of-29 for 334 yards and four TDs. Central's Devonta Freeman, a Florida State
commit, was held to 43 yards rushing on 12 carries. Next: Sept. 17 vs. Windsor Forest
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Darrelle Revis was walking toward his teammates on the practice field when a strange feeling came over him. "I had butterflies," the New York Jets' cornerback said with a grin Monday. For a guy who routinely shuts down opponents' best wide receivers, the acknowledgment of insecurity was stunning.QB Dixon to start for Steelers in opener (AP)
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The Baltimore Ravens upgraded their receiving corps again by agreeing to terms Monday with T.J. Houshmandzadeh. To make room for Houshmandzadeh on the roster, the Ravens traded wide receiver Mark Clayton to the St. Louis Rams for an undisclosed draft pick. Clayton, drafted 22nd overall by Baltimore in the 2005 draft, ranks third in Ravens history with 234 career catches and 3,116 yards.Roethlisberger out as a Steelers captain (AP)
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