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The Eagles gave Southern Columbia all it could handle but, in the end, they couldn’t unseat “the King.”

FGCU — a mid-major program that has won at least 30 games in six of the last nine seasons and has led all of Division I women’s basketball in 3-pointers made in each of the last four years — has taken the concept of positionless basketball to an entirely new level. The Eagles have 16 players on their roster, and every one of them is listed at the same position: shooter. “I was being asked what position everybody was,” said Eagles coach Karl Smesko, who has gu...

Patrick Mahomes says defenses are “putting themselves out there” if they choose to defend the Chiefs this way.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (WHTM) – The Philadelphia Eagles return home to take on the Buffalo Bills this Sunday. The Eagles are 8-6 all-time against the Buffalo Bills, most recently downing the Bills 31-13 in 2019. The Eagles (9-1) Philadelphia holds the top spot in the NFC East with just one loss this season. The Eagles were […]

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The Chiefs haven’t scored in the second half in a month. Here are the woes, drive by drive.

Miami faced a fourth down in Boston College territory late in the third quarter against a BC team that had begun to show signs of a rally. Tyler Van Dyke lofted a pass down the middle of the field, Restrepo dove to haul it in, and Miami punched it into the end zone three plays later to put the game away and beat the Eagles 45-20 on Friday. “You can always trust X,” said Van Dyke, who was 23 for 36 for 290 yards and two touchdowns.

Jalen Hurts and Josh Allen play similar games, but their styles are different. Serious and stoic, Philadelphia quarterback Hurts maintains an even-keeled demeanor. Bills QB Allen, on the other hand, says playing with emotion is a key to his success.

Braden Norris scored 20 points, including five in a closing 14-2 run, and Loyola Chicago rallied to defeat Boston College 71-68 in the consolation game of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame Classic on Thursday. Two free throws by Jaeden Zackery put the Eagles up 66-67 with just under four minutes to go but they missed their next seven shots until Devin McGlockton got a basket on a goaltend with 10.2 seconds left that made it 70-68.

Line: Miami by 8½, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. After starting with four straight wins and rising to No. 17 in The Associated Press Top 25, Miami is in danger of finishing with a four-game losing streak. Boston College is hoping to avoid a three-game losing streak.