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| |  After FSU's season-opening loss to Boise State, Seminoles coach Wille Taggart will face even more fan unrest. |   | | |  FSU coach Willie Taggart said the Seminoles' loss to Boise State won't define his team's season. | | | | |  UCF receiver Gabe Davis has brought a level of professionalism to the Knights' receivers unit as he pushes to punch his ticket to the NFL. | | | | |  UCF true freshman quarterback Dillon Gabriel made a memorable first impression after passing for three touchdowns in the Knights' 62-0 win over Florida A&M Thursday night. | | | | |  Florida Atlantic had trouble generating anything good until putting together a 75-yard drive in the fourth quarter for its first touchdown of the game. | | | | |  Auburn true freshman quarterback Bo Nix threw a 26-yard touchdown with 9 seconds remaining and the Tigers opened the season with a 27-21 comeback win over Oregon. | | | | |  Orlando City was overwhelmed by the speed of San Jose from the opening minute, falling 3-0 on the road to the Earthquakes. | | | | |  The Miami Dolphins are trading away standout offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil and wide receiver Kenny Stills to the Houston Texans in a blockbuster move that considerably escalates Miami's rebuilding efforts. | | | | |  The Seahawks will reportedly ship a third-round pick to Houston as the main piece of their trade for Jadeveon Clowney. | | | | |  Jake Rudock, the former St. Thomas Aquinas starting quarterback, was released by the Dolphins on Saturday as the team makes a number of roster cuts to finalize their 53-man roster before the season opener. | | | | |  The Bucs parted ways with former second-round pick Noah Spence on Saturday, the most surprising move among the team's final round of cuts in arriving at their season-opening 53-man roster. | | | | |  While making their final cuts on Saturday, the Jaguars placed wide receiver Terrelle Pryor (hamstring) and offensive tackle Ben Ijalana (elbow) on the injured-reserve list. | | | | |  Seminole QB Timmy McClain impressed at Lake Mary, Jeff Rolson won his first game with Apopka and Jones came away with another big win in Georgia in Week 2. | | | | | Orlando area high school top performers and summaries for Aug. 31 | | | | |  Naomi Osaka easily beat 15-year-old Coco Gauff. Then the two shared a genuine moment on the court. | | | | |  Tommy Pham and Avisail Garcia hit two-run homers, Ji-Man Choi and Travis d'Arnaud had solo shots, and the host Tampa Bay Rays beat the Cleveland Indians 9-6 Saturday in a battle of contenders. | | | | |  DJ LeMahieu homered on the first pitch in the bottom of the 11th inning and the New York Yankees beat Oakland 4-3 for their first victory in five tries against the Athletics this season. Aaron Judge hit a tying homer for New York with two outs in the eighth, his 19th of the season and sixth in eight games. | | | | |  The Mets kept a glimmer of playoff hope alive in Philly on Saturday. | | | | |  Cole Hamels survived a rough start to pitch six strong innings Saturday, but the Cubs offense was nowhere to be found in a 2-0 loss to the Brewers at Wrigley Field. | | | | |  Clayton Kershaw gave up five runs in five innings and Kenley Jansen surrendered a home run as the Dodgers fell 6-5 to the Diamondbacks. | | | | |
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