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| |  Does UCF have a quarterback controversy brewing? Orlando Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi and Matt Murschel weigh in on the topic and more during the latest episode of UCF Football Now. |   | | |  UCF is asking relatively inexperienced defensive backs Tay Gowan and Zamari Maxwell to take on bigger roles and help offset the loss of injured veteran defensive back Brandon Moore. | | | | |  FSU coach Willie Taggart clarified his radio show remarks about the Seminoles' hydration, arguing he was solely discussing the team's upcoming game and not criticizing preparation for Boise State. | | | | |  The Florida Gators' Week 0 win against Miami received plenty of scrutiny, but looks better after the SEC East struggles during Week 1. | | | | |  Gators coach Dan Mullen said Jachai Polite's release by the New York Jets should be a lesson to UF players considering leaving school early for the draft. | | | | |  Miami Hurricanes quarterback Jarren Williams feels more comfortable with his pocket presence and ability to keep his eyes downfield after a bye week between UM's first game against Florida and ACC opener at North Carolina. | | | | |  Orange County confirms that seven Metro Conference high school football games will be played on Monday due to Hurricane Dorian and campus closings. Friday's slate is slim, but Bishop Moore does plan to play Archbishop Spalding of Severn, Md., which is flying to Orlando for the game. | | | | |  Orlando area Week 3 high school football schedule includes Jones at area No. 1 Edgewater, West Orange at Dr. Phillips, Osceola at Cocoa, East River-Timber Creek rivalry game, TFA and OCP, and high-scoring Master's Academy at Windermere Prep | | | | |  For one NFL season only — starting with season opener between the Bears and Packers on Thursday — instant replay on pass interference begins. | | | | |  Miami Dolphins running back Kenyan Drake is healthy, engaged and ready for Week 1. And there is a possibility he could get more opportunities in Miami's offense than second-year running back Kalen Ballage in the season opener. | | | | |  The departure of Laremy Tunsil and the acquisition of three offensive linemen have forced the Miami Dolphins' offensive line to play musical chairs just days before the regular-season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. | | | | |  The Miami Dolphins' first injury report of the 2019 season revealed that four of their newly added players had their practice participation limited by injuries. | | | | |  Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh emphatically denied having any contact with the Miami Dolphins for their vacant head coaching job before Brian Flores was hired. | | | | |  Ezekiel Elliott has a new contract with the Dallas Cowboys just in time for the regular season. | | | | |  Bucs coach Bruce Arians said he was pulling for outside linebacker Noah Spence to make the team's Week 1 roster, especially after seeing his strong work ethics, but ultimately Arians said the decision to cut the former second-round pick came down to a lack of production. | | | | |  Bianca Andreescu defeated Elise Mertens 3-6, 6-2, 6-3 at Arthur Ashe Stadium to advance to the U.S. Open semifinals. | | | | |  Aaron Judge kept bashing homers and the Yankees kept winning behind Chad Green. | | | | |  Justin Wilson and the Mets' bullpen held on this time, rookie Pete Alonso hit his major league-leading 45th home run and New York bounced back from a brutal loss to stop the Washington Nationals 8-4. A day after a trio of Mets relievers was tagged for seven runs in the bottom of the ninth inning in an 11-10 loss, three pitchers combined to close with 3 1/3 scoreless innings. The Nationals lead the NL wild-card race by three games over the idle Chicago Cubs. The Mets trail the Cubs by 4 1/2 games. | | | | |  Reliever Michael Lorenzen hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning Wednesday night as the Cincinnati Reds pulled away to an 8-5 victory that cost the Philadelphia Phillies a chance to gain ground in the wild card race. | | | | |
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