SPORTS NEWS FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2004
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Night 'Hawks? Not at Miami
Columnist Paul Daugherty writes: It's 7 o'clock on a drippy Tuesday night in November. Are you going to the football game?
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Broncos' Lynch tastes a little of what Denver does to foes
DENVER - Before Denver safety John Lynch limped off the field, he started yelling toward the Atlanta huddle, upset that he got hurt on a block made 30 yards away from the play.
It's all in a day's work
John Stocco, has emerged as a resilient quarterback for the Wisconsin Badgers. Stocco hasn't put up extraordinary stats, and he's not as well-known as the anchor of the Badgers' defense, lineman Erasmus James. He took timeout on Election Night to run the 2-minute drill with the Enquirer's Dustin Dow.
Enough points to go around
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Eric Shelton scored his fourth touchdown with 37 seconds left, and No. 14 Louisville held off Memphis 56-49 on Thursday night.
UK freshman Woodyard a bright spot
LEXINGTON, Ky. - It would be easy to understand if Wesley Woodyard felt a little overwhelmed.
Extra Points
Crew chief Eury there when Earnhardt needs him
Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s career was just taking off when his father was killed in 2001, leaving a big void in the youngster's life.
Bobcats score first but fall in home debut vs. Wizards
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Primoz Brezec fought through a double-team, spun to his left and sank a layup for a 2-0 lead.
Sports briefs
Singh two strokes off lead
ATLANTA - Vijay Singh went 15 holes without a birdie. He missed half his fairways and a half-dozen putts inside 12 feet. And when he walked off the 18th green Thursday at the Tour Championship, he was right where everyone expected him to be.
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