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Day: December 7, 2020
Zags pause for virus protocols, cancel 4 gamesZags pause for virus protocols, cancel 4 games
No. 1 Gonzaga has paused all team activities after two positive COVID-19 tests within the basketball program and canceled games against Tarleton, Southern, Northern Arizona and Idaho.
Kentucky falls to Ga. Tech, worst start in decadesKentucky falls to Ga. Tech, worst start in decades
With a 79-62 loss to Georgia Tech on Sunday, Kentucky fell to 1-3, marking the Wildcats’ worst opening stretch to a basketball season since 2000-01.
James leads North Alabama over Carver College 107-40James leads North Alabama over Carver College 107-40
FLORENCE, Ala. (AP) — Mervin James had a career-high 25 points and Payton Youngblood added 22 points as North Alabama routed Carver College 107-40 on Sunday.
Top-ranked Zags put on pause due to virusTop-ranked Zags put on pause due to virus
No. 1 Gonzaga will be on hiatus until at least December 14 because of COVID-19 protocols. They were scheduled to play four games in that span.
The man who can fix Bears is already in ChicagoThe man who can fix Bears is already in Chicago
Matt Nagy’s job can’t be safe after six straight losses and there’s a college coach in the Bears’ backyard who might be just what they need. But would he even want the job?
Jets captain calls out DC for ill-fated blitz callJets captain calls out DC for ill-fated blitz call
Jets safety Marcus Maye, a team captain, called out defensive coordinator Gregg Williams for calling a blitz ahead of the Raiders’ game-winning touchdown.
Packers’ Rodgers fastest to 400 career TD passesPackers’ Rodgers fastest to 400 career TD passes
With three touchdown passes Sunday against the Eagles, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers reached 400 for his career in his 193rd regular-season game — 12 fewer games than Drew Brees, who was previously the fastest to that milestone.
Hovland sinks birdie on No. 18 to win MayakobaHovland sinks birdie on No. 18 to win Mayakoba
Viktor Hovland holed a 12-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole Sunday for a 6-under 65 and a one-shot victory in the Mayakoba Golf Classic, his second PGA Tour victory this year.
Golf: Hovland birdies last hole to clinch Mayakoba winGolf: Hovland birdies last hole to clinch Mayakoba win
Hovland, who needed a long birdie putt at the last in February at the Puerto Rico Open when he became the first Norwegian to win a PGA Tour event, looked as cool as a fjord as he stepped up to put the finishing touch on a final round six-under 65 and notch his second career title. The 23-year-old’s winning total of 20-under 264 at the El Camaleon Golf Club was one better than American Aaron Wise, who carded the joint best round of the day, a bogey-free eight-under 63. “I don’t really feel I am honestly very good at those pressure situations, I mean I was shaking there in the end,” said Hovland.
