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Ohio State's already deep receiving corps just got deeper.
Coach Jim Tressel yesterday said fifth-year senior Roy Hall is expected to play for the first time this season Saturday against Cincinnati after sitting out two games because of a high ankle sprain.
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Drive a new G35 Coupe for only $299 a month for 24 months! Drive a 2006 Jetta for 24 months... Brown recluse spiders infest sch
Drive a new G35 Coupe for only $299 a month for 24 months!
Drive a 2006 Jetta for 24 months for only $209 a month!12 month lease on a new FX Sport utility or a G35 Sport coupe—only $299 a month! Associated PressBrown recluse spiders won't shut down Killbuck Elementary School, despite their poisonous reputation.
Classes are continuing as normal at the 332-pupil school in rural Ander...
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia recognized the a... Three Vaccine Scientists Ho
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia recognized the achievements of three scientists today for their discovery of the rotavirus vaccine. Each received The Gold Medal of The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, an honor last awarded in 1983.
The new rotavirus vaccine, RotaTeq, was invented by H Fred Clark, D.V.M., Ph.D.; Paul A. Offit, M.D.; and...
ASHBURN, Va. (AP) - The Redskins (website - news ) defense is missing starting cornerback Shawn ... With TO On Deck, the Redsk
ASHBURN, Va. (AP) - The Redskins (website - news ) defense is missing starting cornerback Shawn Springs very badly as they prepare for Sunday night's game against Terrell Owens and the Dallas Cowboys.
Springs is recovering from surgery on a torn abdominal muscle, and he's not expected to return in time for the game.
Without Springs, the secondary had a rough time in Monday night...
Hoeppner was expected to miss two to four weeks after having surgery to remove a possible tumor f... Indiana coach motivates pl
Hoeppner was expected to miss two to four weeks after having surgery to remove a possible tumor from the right side of his brain Wednesday morning. Doctors were uncertain what caused the growth that was found during a routine magnetic resonance imaging exam Friday.
It was the second time in less than nine months that Hoeppner had the procedure. In December, he had surgery to remove a tumo...
Back to Home > Sports > Thursday, Sep 14, 2006 NFL / Football Posted on Thu, Sep. 14, 2006 email ... Owens mum about QB controv
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Here's the best example yet of Terrell Owens living up to his vow of being "a better teammate" now that he's playing for the Dallas Cowboys: He's refusing to share his opinion about a brewing quarterback controversy between Drew Bledsoe and Tony Romo.
"Quarterback cont...
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BLOOMINGTON — Terry Hoeppner was nowhere to be found on a misty evening at Memorial Stadium, and yet he was everywhere.
"Coach Hep is our leader," Indiana University quarterback Blake Powers said. "He'll always be with us, whether he's on the field or resting."
Then again, the Big Easy doesn't usually see the name "Tiger Woods" in the 16-man bracket.<p... Els aiming for neck of Woods...
Then again, the Big Easy doesn't usually see the name "Tiger Woods" in the 16-man bracket.
And right now, that's enough to make anyone uneasy.
"He's an unbelievable talent," Els said on Wednesday.
"And now with his swing back on track, he's got all of the belief he wants in his game, and he's got a lot of ability there.
"So at the moment, he's on a pretty nice roll...
Humboldt-area women wishing to have tubal ligations will have to go to Saskatoon for the surgery ... Humboldt hospital halts tu
Humboldt-area women wishing to have tubal ligations will have to go to Saskatoon for the surgery after a decision by the St. Elizabeth's Hospital board.
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Back to Home > News > Wednesday, Sep 13, 2006 Nation Posted on Wed, Sep. 13, 2006 email this prin... Chicago archbishop a hero
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CHICAGO - As Cardinal Francis George resumes limited duties, Janet Felde will be following his progress with a mix of pride and concern.
Felde feels a special connection to George, who's recovering from surgery for bladder cancer. Like Chicago's Roman Catholic archbishop, she's...