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Tim Dahlberg: Patriots overcame adversity

The celebration seemed muted, maybe because these Patriots had gone through so much just to have a chance to win.


Eagle propels Koepka to first PGA Tour win

Brooks Koepka closed with a 5-under 66 for a one-shot victory and his first PGA Tour title.


Hutton stops 21 shots as Predators shut out Penguins

Connor Hutton knows he’s not Pekka Rinne, so it makes no sense to even try.


AROUND THE NFL Saturday’s news & notes

PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Bettis, Seau among those voted for enshrinement PHOENIX Jerome


SUPER BOWL XLIXSFlbKEY MATCHUPS

Associated Press Matchups for the Super Bowl today between the Seattle Seahawks and New England


SPORTS DIGEST || Mooney Hall of Fame event set for Feb. 15

Mooney Hall of Fame event set for Feb. 15 Cardinal Mooney will host their 23rd Athletic Hall of


Serena extends Sharapova skid

Williams has never lost in Melbourne Park final


Love booed as Cavs beat Timberwolves

James’ 36 points to much for Minnesota


Saturday’s college men’s basketball results

TOP 25 No. 4 Duke 69, No. 2 Virginia 63 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Tyus Jones scored 17 points


Laird rallies for 3-shot lead at Phoenix

Rookies Thomas, Berger are chasing 32-year-old leader


SPORTS DIGEST || YSU women soccer to host clinic

YSU women soccer to host clinic The Youngstown State women’s soccer program will hold a college


Seahawks’ repeat could be scary thought for NFL rivals

A win Sunday will stamp the Seahawks as one of the best teams of the Super Bowl era.


Penguins rally late to beat Devils in OT

Defenseman Simon Despres scored 2:21 into overtime, and the Penguins rallied to beat the Devils 2-1 on Friday night.


Tiger sent packing from TPC Scottsdale after shooting career-worst round of 82

The rowdiest event on the PGA Tour goes into Super Bowl weekend without Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson.


Goodell: The year was ‘tough,’ but NFL made strides

As if wishing made it so, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell described his league — and himself — as having addressed missteps on difficult matters such as domestic violence and being ready to move on.