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Julie Roginsky/TwitterNew Jersey power broker, insurance executive, and former co-owner of The Philadelphia Inquirer George Norcross was kicked out of Sunday’s Philadelphia Eagles game against the Dallas Cowboys for displaying a dual flag outside his box that showed American support for Israel. According to a city spokesperson, an Eagles staffer tried to settle the situation, but Norcross argued back so Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, who was also at the game, was asked to intervene. An un...

Cal Poly took a step back Saturday in a blowout loss to a fellow 3-5 team.

Trevor Bycznski's two-point conversion pass to Jake McLoughlin gave Ashland a 37-35 win over Findlay in four overtimes.

The Dallas Cowboys (5-2) and Philadelphia Eagles (7-1) play a key NFC East game in Philadelphia on Sunday, Nov. 5.

Quarterback Thomas Castellanos ran 8 yards for the game-winning score with 2:23 remaining and Boston College extended its winning streak to five, defeating Syracuse 17-10 on Friday night and dropping the Orange to their fifth consecutive setback. “Our confidence is sky high,” Castellanos said. Syracuse (4-5, 0-5 Atlantic Coast Conference) played without starting quarterback Garrett Shrader who was out due to an injury suffered against Virginia Tech last Thursday.

Pull your coats and gloves out from the back of the closet and get ready to have some fun as the A&E Spotlight kicks off the month of November with live music, comedy shows, holiday shopping and more in Greeley, Loveland and round the region.

Because of a confluence of injuries and postseason considerations, Sunday will mark only the second NFL game featuring both Prescott and Hurts.

COWBOYS DEFENSE: OVERALL (3), RUSH (18), PASS (4), SCORING (4). TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL: Cowboys plus-6; Eagles minus-3. EAGLES PLAYER TO WATCH: WR A.J. Brown has caught passes for at least 125 yards in an NFL record six straight games.

Two of the NFC's best teams got better, while a rookie QB's development also won at the deadline. A disgruntled star in the making, however, wasn't so lucky.

A confident and spicy Cowboys QB Dak Prescott: “If you see me and a bear fight, pour honey on me.”