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Ravens need win over Browns and help to reach the playoffs
How nice it would be for the Baltimore Ravens if all they needed to secure a playoff berth was to beat the Cleveland Browns today.
Wright stuff wasn’t enough to beat OSU
D’Angelo Russell scored 24 points on a stellar shooting night and Amir Williams added a career-high 21 to lead No. 21 Ohio State past Wright State 100-55 on Saturday.
Browns suspend Gordon, fine Manziel
Browns All-Pro receiver Josh Gordon won’t be going out with a bang in 2014.
Independence Bowl: South Carolina 24, Miami 21
ylan Thompson threw for 294 yards and two touchdowns and ran for another score.
Steelers aim to catch Bengals for AFC North title
The Pittsburgh Steelers have spent three seasons chasing the Cincinnati Bengals.
Sun Bowl: Arizona State 36, Duke 31
Kalen Ballage returned a kickoff 96 yards to set up the winning score in No. 15 Arizona State’s 36-31 victory over Duke on Saturday in the Sun Bowl.
Saturday’s other college basketball games
MEN No. 10 Gonzaga 87, BYU 80 PROVO, UTAH Kyle Wiltjer scored 24 points and Kevin Pangos had
Holtby, Capitals blank Penguins
Braden Holtby stopped 31 shots and Eric Fehr scored two goals as the Washington Capitals defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins, 3-0, on Saturday.
Kentucky tops Louisville in battle of unbeatens
There were moments when top-ranked Kentucky could have blinked against No. 4 Louisville with its veterans battling second-half foul trouble and shooting woes.
Phantoms earn road win in a shootout
Phantoms earn road win in a shootout Muskegon, MI Taylor Best scored the game-winning goal in
Cardinals have hopes of division crown
While it seems most possible that Arizona will earn the No. 5 seed, the Cardinals (11-4) need to beat the 49ers (7-8) and have the Rams win at Seattle to claim the division.
Heyward embraces leadership role with Steelers
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Cam Heyward spent his childhood in NFL locker rooms watching father Craig, a fullback for five teams from 1988-98, handle victory and defeat with equal grace.