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Pesky Aggies stand in way of Vandals' playoff push
After an 0-4 start, Idaho has won four straight, and five of its last six, to remain in the conversation for a ber…
Northwest Notes October 6, 2010
NIC coaches to
Patriots trounce Miami
MIAMI (AP) - Patrick Chung blocked two kicks and returned an interception for a touchdown, and the New England Patriots scored twice on special teams to beat the hapless Miami Dolphins 41-14 on Monday night.
Europe holds on to win Ryder Cup
NEWPORT, Wales - Graeme McDowell capped off an unforgettable year for himself - and for Europe.
Sports Briefs October 5, 2010
Baseball
Prep volleyball October 5, 2010
N.I. Christian d. Project CDA
The Front Row with Jim Litke October 5, 2010
NEWPORT, Wales - Colin Montgomerie finally has his major.
'Hawks head into bye with problems
RENTON, Wash. - Pete Carroll's words rang true, until they didn't.
Prep football Standings October 5, 2010
Through Oct. 3
Newton shines at NIC Invitational
North Idaho College freshman Justin Newton followed up his opening-round 75 with a 77 to finish 15th out of 70 golfers at the two-day NIC Invitational at Avondale Golf Club.
Gao the gamer
When North Idaho College volleyball coach Colleen Frohlich took over the Cardinal program in the spring, she wasn't sure what to expect.
Chips Shots October 5, 2010
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Small honored by WAC
DENVER - University of Idaho sophomore forward Chelsea Small was honored on Monday as the Verizon Wireless WAC Offensive Player of the Week after leading the Vandal womens soccer team to a 2-0 record last week.
Biffle wins in Kansas; Johnson takes Chase lead
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — Greg Biffle is back in the title hunt, and Jimmie Johnson has resumed his normal spot atop the NASCAR leaderboard.
Sports Briefs October 4, 2010
Bill Haas overcame five bogeys in the final round to win the PGA Viking Classic by three strokes on Sunday in Madison, Miss.
The Front Row with Tim Dahlberg October 4, 2010
NEWPORT, Wales - The clock started ticking for Corey Pavin and the rest of the U.S. Ryder Cup brain trust as soon as Francesco Molinari holed the putt that hurt the most.