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Inspirational Student Athlete at Lincoln High Leads On The Field and In Class
Lincoln High School student Curon Brown-Dunn’s hands may be full on the last day of school before Thanksgiving break, but that can’t keep his mind from wandering.
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Inspirational Student at Lincoln High Leads On The Field and In Class
NBC 7 Sportswrap’s Darnay Tripp introduces us to this month’s Inspirational Student Athlete from Lincoln High School. Curon Brown-Dunn turned his performance around in the classroom, and now he’s leading his classmates and teammates to new heights.
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NFL to Hear Garrett's Appeal Early This Week
Myles Garrett will soon learn when he can play again. The Cleveland Browns star defensive end, who was suspended indefinitely after the NFL ruled he used a helmet “as a weapon” to strike Pittsburgh quarterback Mason Rudolph in the head, will have his appeal heard by the league early this week, a person familiar with the timeline told The Associated...
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How to Watch: Cowboys Host Vikings on Sunday Night Football
The Dallas Cowboys host the Minnesota Vikings on NBC’s Sunday Night Football in a game with playoff implications for each team.
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Steelers Top Chargers 24-17 on Sunday Night
The Los Angeles Chargers couldn’t hide their glaring shortcoming on Sunday, and the problem became even worse against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Concussion PSA Compares Youth Football Dangers to Smoking
Everybody seems to be having fun when the kids in a new public service announcement are just playing football, until one boy is thrown to the ground and the background music turns ominous. Then, the coach starts handing out cigarettes. “Tackle football is like smoking,” a youthful voice-over says as a smiling, motherly type lights a cigarette for one of...
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NFL Suspends Raiders' Vontaze Burfict for Rest of Season
Oakland Raiders linebacker Vontaze Burfict was suspended Monday for the rest of the season for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Indianapolis Colts tight end Jack Doyle that is the most severe punishment in NFL history for an on-field infraction.
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Rams Hold Off Browns 20-13 on Sunday Night Football
The Rams (3-0) remained unbeaten — and perfect against AFC teams in the regular season under coach Sean McVay — by barely holding back the Browns (1-2).
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Former Miami Dolphins Linebacker, Community Legend Nick Buoniconti Dies at 78
Buoniconti died Tuesday night, according to the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis – a group created by the legend and inspired after his son Marc became paralyzed during a college football game in 1985.
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Former NFL Pros Teach Safe Tackling to San Diego High Schoolers
A North County high school is giving its football players pro training to help keep them safe from concussions and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), a progressive degenerative disease of the brain.
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Tedy Bruschi Opens Up About Second Stroke in Instagram Post
Less than a week after suffering his second stroke, New England Patriots legend Tedy Bruschi took to social media to describe his experience and raise awareness about stroke symptoms. The former linebacker wrote on Instagram that he lost use of his left arm on the morning of July 4.
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LA Rams Sign Veteran Safety Eric Weddle to 2-Year Deal
Veteran safety Eric Weddle agreed to a two-year deal with the Los Angeles Rams on Friday, returning to his native Southern California to join the defending NFC champions’ secondary.
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Longtime San Diego Sportscaster Jim Laslavic Hosts His Final NBC 7 SportsWrap
NBC 7’s Jim “Laz” Laslavic has officially retired after reporting on San Diego sports for more than 30 years.
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Chiefs QB Mahomes Takes MVP and Top Offensive Player Awards
The Chiefs quarterback landed a pair of honors at NFL Honors on Saturday night, taking The Associated Press 2018 MVP and Offensive Player of the Year awards.
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‘Mr. Falcon' Tommy Novis Had Most Severe Form of CTE, Boston University Brain Center Finds
Researchers have confirmed what Atlanta Falcons linebacker Tommy Nobis’ family long suspected: He had the most severe form of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the degenerative brain disease linked to repetitive blows to the head that can cause the kind of violent moods they had grown accustomed to. And now, as the NFL world descends upon Atlanta for Sunday’s Super Bowl, it...
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In the Younger, Cheaper NFL, Super Bowl Champs Get Cut, Too
A word of warning to all those soon-to-be Super Bowl champions in New England or Los Angeles: Don’t get too comfortable. You might be looking for a job fairly soon.
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Analysis: The NFL Keeps Going Younger and Cheaper
By the time NFL players reach their third and fourth years in the league, the vast majority are struggling just to hang on because of injuries or younger, faster and often cheaper rookies out for their jobs. In 2006 and 2011, the players union and the NFL tried to do something about that, adopting salary and bookkeeping rules with the...
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Rare Air: Goodyear Blimp Flying High Into College Football Hall of Fame
The Goodyear Blimp, which has become a staple at major sports events for more than 60 years, is being inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame as an honorary member — the first nonplayer or coach to be inducted.
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Tim Rossovich, Actor and Former NFL Player, Dies at 72
Tim Rossovich, a consensus All-America defensive end at Southern California who played in the NFL before going on to an acting career, has died. He was 72.
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Kareem Hunt Admits He Misled Chiefs About Hotel Assault
Running back Kareem Hunt acknowledged that he misled the Kansas City Chiefs about his role in a February assault in a Cleveland hotel that ultimately led to his release this week. During a live interview with ESPN on Sunday, the NFL’s reigning rushing champion also said that league officials never spoke to him about the incident while conducting their own...