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Alabama kicker Will Reichard becomes NCAA's career scoring leader - Vimarsana News

Alabama kicker Will Reichard becomes NCAA's career scoring leader

Alabama kicker Will Reichard became the NCAA's career scoring leader by kicking a 43-yard field goal for the No. 8 Crimson Tide's first points in Saturday's Southeastern Conference championship game against No. 1 Georgia. Reichard passed Navy quarterback Keenan Reynolds (2012-15) for the record. Entering the game, Reichard and Reynolds were tied at 530 points.

Source: yahoo.com
'DWTS': Whitney Houston night says goodbye to beloved couple - Vimarsana News

'DWTS': Whitney Houston night says goodbye to beloved couple

The seven remaining couples danced to hit songs from Whitney Houston during “Whitney Houston Night.” One more duo got eliminated.

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Jackson State's Leilani Armenta becomes first woman to score in HBCU football game - Vimarsana News

Jackson State's Leilani Armenta becomes first woman to score in HBCU football game

Armenta kicked three extra points in the team's 40-14 win over Arkansas Pine-Bluff.

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Will the Milwaukee Brewers be better off without Craig Counsell? - Vimarsana News

Will the Milwaukee Brewers be better off without Craig Counsell?

The Milwaukee Brewers still hope to have Craig Counsell back as their manager. If he does leave, will the franchise still be good without him?

A Tribute to Tommy Moody - Columbia Star - Vimarsana News

A Tribute to Tommy Moody - Columbia Star

Tommy Moody Photo by Josh Cruse Tommy Moody passed away suddenly Tuesday, October 18. Here is an updated article from 2012 that was published in The Columbia Star. For fans of University of South Carolina baseball, Tommy Moody was a staple on radio broadcasts. Calling games, first with Andy Demetra, the play-by-play announcer for Gamecock