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The Green Bay Packers released punter B.J. Sander on Monday, bringing to an end a career that came to symbolize the disappointment associated with former coach Mike Sherman’s brief stint as the team’s general manager. Sander won the Ray Guy award as the nation’s top collegiate punter at Ohio State, but has failed to live up to high expectations since Sherman and the Packers traded up to take him in…
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Marshall’s Rodamer arrested off-campus
Marshall safety Geremy Rodamer and two former Herd players face misdemeanor charges following their weekend arrests, police said Monday.
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UT assistant under suspicion for donation
A University of Tennessee trustee collected cash from fans and some former athletes gathered at his house to give to assistant coach Trooper Taylor for speaking at their barbecue dinner, according to documents released Monday.
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Former C. Michigan pair receive sentences
Two former Central Michigan football players who pleaded no contest to attempted assault with a dangerous weapon in the beating death of a man outside a bar were sentenced to jail Monday.
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Big 12 preview: OU debacle opens door for loaded ‘Horns
Losing quarterback Rhett Bomar leaves a gaping wound in the Sooners and makes Texas look like a lock in the powerhouse Big 12 South. Dennis Dodd says even freshman quarterbacks won’t slow the loaded ‘Horns in our conference preview.
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McFadden still doubtful for season opener
Arkansas running back Darren McFadden, who had the pin removed from his left big toe Monday, remains doubtful for the Sept. 2 season opener against No. 6 Southern California.
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Eagles may bring in Davis to bolster running game (AP)
Stephen Davis might not be unemployed much longer. The Philadelphia Eagles brought the four-time 1,000-yard rusher in for a physical and interview Monday to see if the 32-year-old Davis and his creaky knees can bolster an undersized running game hit with injury and inconsistency. “He’s been very productive in this league,” coach Andy Reid said.
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Henderson out 2-3 weeks after knee scope (AP)
Veteran fullback William Henderson had arthroscopic knee surgery Monday and will be out two to three weeks, Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy said. Henderson injured his knee during Saturday’s preseason game against Atlanta. McCarthy said he hoped Henderson, who has missed only two games in his Packers career, will be back in time for the Sept.
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While he only had one reception in Saturday’s preseason game at New England, Larry Fitzgerald showed why he is so highly thought of in Fantasy circles. He had one reception for 26 yards, showing a great burst of speed in the process.
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Bethel Johnson turning heads
The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports Johnson has been performing well lately, highlighted by a 50-yard touchdown reception during seven-on-seven drills on Friday.
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Chris Henry battling hamstring
Henry was unable to suit up for Friday’s preseason game, not because of off-field issues, but due to a nagging hamstring injury.
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Here are three picks for week two of the NFL pre-season…

Take the Chargers +3.5 against the Bears.  The Chargers will win this one straight up.

Hurry up on this one.  The Titans are getting 6 points in a pre-seaon game against the Denver Broncos.  This is PRE-SEASON everybody.  Nobody should be favored by 6.  Take the Titans +6.

Atlanta is playing the Packers.  Did you watch the Packers last week?  The only way these teams are going to beat the over is if Atlanta beats it by themselves.  Take UNDER 36 in this one.

Tonight’s game might end up 0-0 after overtime.  Neither one of these teams has been impressive, and things aren’t going to change tonight.  Take Under 35.5 and watch reruns of Fresh Prince of Bel Air if you want to be entertained tonight.

All-Pro receiver Steve Smith returned to practice with the Carolina Panthers on Tuesday, more than two weeks after straining his left hamstring. Smith, who practiced with the first-team during the morning session, had been out since pulling up with injury on a long passing route on the first day of training camp July 29.
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Suggs fails physical with Jets (AP)
Running back Lee Suggs failed his physical with the New York Jets on Tuesday, voiding his trade from Cleveland. Suggs, who has had a myriad of injuries throughout his four-year career, was brought in to help bolster the group of backs struggling without the injured Curtis Martin. Now, he is headed back to the Browns.
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Moss has one catch in Metrodome return (AP)
Randy Moss wanted so badly to make a triumphant return to Minnesota. He wanted to put on a show for the fans who supported him so steadfastly during his seven years here, and greeted him so warmly Monday in his first game at the Metrodome since the Vikings traded him to Oakland before last season. Instead, Moss endured a frustrating night and voiced his displeasure with both coach Art Shell for the…
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Seau announces retirement in San Diego (AP)
Junior Seau is healthy and thinks he can still play. He also knew it was time to retire from a 16-year NFL career. “It’s pretty easy. When a team doesn’t want you or need you, retire, buddy,” the 12-time Pro Bowl linebacker said to laughter from a crowd of about 300 family, friends, players and team executives Monday at the San Diego Chargers’ headquarters.
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Vikings rookie LB Greenway injures knee (AP)
Minnesota Vikings rookie linebacker Chad Greenway injured his left knee and didn’t return in Monday night’s preseason game. Greenway, the team’s first-round draft pick from Iowa who is the second-string weakside linebacker behind E.J. Henderson, was covering a kickoff in the first quarter against the Oakland Raiders.
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Junior achievement
Junior Seau is one of the best linebackers in the last 20 years and should be a first-ballot Hall of Famer.
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Redskins’ Portis uncertain for opener (AP)
So, why did Clinton Portis do it? Why did the Washington Redskins running back hustle downfield after an interception to make a tackle that messed up his shoulder — in an exhibition game? “If I let him go,” Portis said, “I’m sitting in a meeting tomorrow getting yelled at.” Instead, Portis will be sitting in a trainer’s room nursing a left shoulder that was partially dislocated, an unwanted mark…
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Owens out again, Parcells still mum (AP)
Bill Parcells has been known to badger his nicked-up players to get them back on the field. He hasn’t really done that yet to Terrell Owens. “I know he wants me out there on the football field. And I told him, `Bill, I want to be out there just as bad as you want me out there,’ ” Owens said Monday after he missed his 12th straight practice with the Dallas Cowboys because of a hamstring problem.
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Achilles sidelines Bears S Brown (AP)
Chicago Bears safety Mike Brown is sidelined indefinitely after “a twinge” in his right Achilles’ tendon Monday. The injury occurred during the Bears’ 28-14 preseason loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Friday. “We hope that it’s minor, but whenever you don’t have one of your best players on the field, there’s concern,” Bears coach Lovie Smith said.
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Leinart ends holdout, signs with Cards (AP)
Even though Matt Leinart may have lost millions when he returned to Southern California for his senior season a year ago, he’s still plenty rich now. He also has some serious catching up to do with the Arizona Cardinals. The 2004 Heisman Trophy winner ended a two-week holdout late Monday night and signed a six-year contract that guarantees him $14 million.
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Former Houston Texans general manager Charley Casserly joined CBS Sports as an “insider” on the network’s pregame NFL show. Casserly resigned as general manager in the spring after the draft. He was the team’s GM for its first four years and also spent 12 years as GM of the Redskins. He has 24 years of NFL experience, most with Washington.
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Camp tour: Green Rivers holds team’s, coach’s future in hands
The Chargers are putting a lot on Philip Rivers’ young shoulders — replacing Drew Brees, keeping up the franchise’s run of winning seasons and securing coach Marty Schottenheimer’s job. Clark Judge says the team around Rivers should make success easier.
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Most memorable moments (Yahoo! Sports)
Randy Moss went out of his way to respect his elders, while Ben Roethlisberger reached out to his adoring public.
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Chargers: Five things to know
Clark Judge tells you five things you should know about the San Diego Chargers heading into the 2006 season.
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Moss to make return to Metrodome (AP)
Football season at the Metrodome seemed to be missing something last year. For the first time in eight years, Randy Moss wasn’t there hauling in long touchdown passes. That could change Monday night when Moss returns to the place where he became a star, this time for a preseason game against his former team.
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The Chargers are putting a lot on Philip Rivers’ young shoulders — replacing Drew Brees, keeping up the franchise’s run of winning seasons and securing coach Marty Schottenheimer’s job. Clark Judge says the team around Rivers should make success easier.
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Kansas tries to prevent NCAA penalties
Kansas officials met with the NCAA for about seven hours Sunday in an effort to head off any harsher penalties than those the Jayhawks have already imposed on themselves for rules infractions.
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Chargers: Five things to know
Clark Judge tells you five things you should know about the San Diego Chargers heading into the 2006 season.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Browns expect injured Baxter to play in season opener (AP)
Cornerback Gary Baxter is the latest Cleveland Browns starter to be sidelined by injury, but the team is optimistic he’ll be back for the regular-season opener Sept. 10 vs. New Orleans. Baxter strained his left pectoral muscle on the first play from scrimmage Thursday in Cleveland’s preseason opener in Philadelphia.
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Most memorable moments (Yahoo! Sports)
Randy Moss went out of his way to respect his elders, while Ben Roethlisberger reached out to his adoring public.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Ever wonder how the pros make money gambling on football? Do you know that many people make a living simply by placing bets on NFL and NCAA football games every week? The only way the pros make money is by having a tested gambling system that slants the odds in their favor. And the one thing every pro needs is up-to-the-minute information on each week’s games and matchups. Bookmark this site now so you can come back every week to get the insider’s edge on the NFL and NCAA games.

It’s the Saints vs. Titans that we’re looking at tonight. No need to get into many details here. The Saints, as usual, are going to look to establish a “winnimg tradition” in August. They’ll still be 5-11 in January, but at least they might win a game before September. Plus, the Saints are getting 3.5 tonight. Take the Saints and the points.

Buffalo and Carolina might not score more than 2 TD’s tonight. That’s 14 points. They’ll need 7 field goals to get close to the over/under line. Yeah, right. These teams are more likely to wear fancy hats and go to a tea party tomorrow than they are to score 36 points tonight. Take the under. (Hey… I heard tea partys are all that bad!)

Washington Redskins rookie Kili Lefotu was released from the hospital Friday, two days after becoming ill and losing consciousness in his room.
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Chargers hit the deck for walk-through
Capt. Terry Kraft was part of a midday NFL practice that can only be described as unique Friday, with the San Diego Chargers conducting their walk-through on his ship, the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan … with sailors watching … and Kraft quarterbacking the offense’s last play of the afternoon.
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S. Smith (hammy) to miss preseason game
Wide receiver Steve Smith and safety Mike Minter will miss the Carolina Panthers’ exhibition opener against Buffalo on Saturday.
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Former Giants DT Hamilton gets probation
Retired New York Giants defensive tackle Keith Hamilton was sentenced Friday to three years’ probation for beating his son.
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Betting on the NFL and college football is a national pastime. Every week millions of dollars are bet on the home town favorites with local bookies. People bet even more money with online sports book agencies. Even the major news services publish all the betting stats. If you’re going to bet money on games, you might as well be as informed as possible! Check out this site to get up-to-the-minute information on your favorite teams and this weeks games.

Deuce McAllister was on the field Thursday for the Saints final practice before traveling to Nashville to face the Titans on Saturday night, but Payton said the veteran running back will not play.
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Dolphins won’t release Wright just because he asks
Second-year defensive tackle Manny Wright has asked to be released by the Dolphins, citing an ongoing bout with depression.
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Knee surgery: Broncos’ Brown
The Broncos will be without Courtney Brown for the entire exhibition season after the defensive end underwent arthroscopic surgery on his troublesome left knee.
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Betting on the NFL and college football is a national pastime. Every week millions of dollars are bet on the home town favorites with local bookies. People bet even more money with online sports book agencies. Even the major news services publish all the betting stats. If you’re going to bet money on games, you might as well be as informed as possible! Check out this site to get up-to-the-minute information on your favorite teams and this weeks games.