Broncos QB Lock sorry for letting ‘masking slip’Broncos QB Lock sorry for letting ‘masking slip’
Broncos QB Drew Lock apologized for a “mistake” in following the NFL’s COVID-19 protocols that led to him being ruled ineligible for Sunday’s game.
Day: November 29, 2020
Heyward: Steelers to keep rolling with virus woesHeyward: Steelers to keep rolling with virus woes
Steelers captain Cameron Heyward understands that in this strange year, one played amid the COVID-19 pandemic, schedules are going to shift, and plans must be fluid.
Panthers defender scores on back-to-back playsPanthers defender scores on back-to-back plays
Panthers rookie linebacker/safety Jeremy Chinn briefly stole the show Sunday by returning fumbles for touchdowns on back-to-back defensive plays.
Jones hurts hamstring as Giants tie for East leadJones hurts hamstring as Giants tie for East lead
Giants QB Daniel Jones suffered a right hamstring injury at the end of a 7-yard run against the Bengals and was replaced by backup QB Colt McCoy.
Kings of the South: Henry and Titans run over ColtsKings of the South: Henry and Titans run over Colts
Derrick Henry rushed for 178 yards and three scores as the Titans bullied the Colts, getting a measure of revenge against their division rivals.
Web of horror: No. 10 Kentucky falls to SpidersWeb of horror: No. 10 Kentucky falls to Spiders
Richmond, which had been 0-25 against AP top 10 teams on the road, pulled off the shocker against No. 10 Kentucky on Saturday, winning 76-64 at Rupp Arena.
Richmond beats No. 10 Kentucky, 1st win vs AP top-10 teamRichmond beats No. 10 Kentucky, 1st win vs AP top-10 team
Blake Francis and Nathan Cayo powered Richmond to the program’s first road victory over an Associated Press top-10 team, rallying in the second half to beat No. 10 Kentucky 76-64 Sunday. The Spiders (2-0) had been 0-25 against top 10 teams and trailed 36-30 just after halftime. Francis and Cayo each finished with 18 points, many coming during a series of small scoring runs that pushed Richmond ahead.
Another top-10 upset: Richmond stuns KentuckyAnother top-10 upset: Richmond stuns Kentucky
Richmond took down No. 10 Kentucky, 76-64, at Rupp Arena on Sunday. It was the first win over a top-10 ranked team in program history.