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We're on to Week 3 of the NFL season, and league insiders Jeremy Fowler and Dan Graziano are breaking down the latest news and notable buzz.
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'No Ill Will': Urban Meyer Reflects on Rivalry with Jim Harbaugh
Jim Harbaugh isn't everyone's cup of tea. However, one of his fiercest rivals over the years has developed a surprising respect for him.Urban Meyer admitted that while he and Harbaugh don't have much of a relationship, the former Ohio State head coach said that he doesn't hold any animosity toward the former Michigan head coach.
McLaren will race the same after team title is won, says Stella
BAKU : McLaren will not change their approach to the Formula One drivers' championship once they have secured the constructors' crown for the second year in a row, team boss Andrea Stella said on Friday.
Disappointment in Tokyo as Kitaguchi fails to reach javelin final
TOKYO : Japan's Olympic and world champion Haruka Kitaguchi disappointed a bumper crowd at the World Athletics Championships on Friday when she failed to qualify for the women's javelin final.
Hamilton leads Ferrari one-two in Baku practice, Norris hits wall
BAKU : Lewis Hamilton led Charles Leclerc in a Ferrari one-two in practice for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Friday while McLaren's title contender Lando Norris hit the wall.
Liverpool have shown vulnerability, says Everton's Moyes ahead of derby
Everton manager David Moyes said taking on Liverpool had always been a difficult task for him, but he was aware that the defending champions have some vulnerabilities ahead of Saturday's Merseyside derby in the Premier League.
Newcastle's Wissa faces month on sidelines with knee injury, says Howe
Newcastle United have suffered an injury blow with their new striker Yoane Wissa sidelined for at least another four weeks after suffering a knee injury on international duty with DR Congo, manager Eddie Howe said on Friday.
Never a good time to play Man Utd, says Maresca as Chelsea seek rare away win
LONDON : Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca faces the daunting task of ending a 12-year drought at Old Trafford when his side visit Manchester United, with the Italian insisting on Friday that there is never a good time to face them despite their early season struggles.