College football extra: Thirty-two pages of game-day results, analysis

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Sporting News Today: Nine-page college football extra: Previews, predictions and much more

MAMUDU, Your September 05, 2009 issue of Sporting News Today is now available, please click here. Here are some articles in Today's Issue Hayes: Oregon's Blount deserved suspension Bills' Schonert makes three NFL O-coordinators fired this week SN experts' daily fantasy football tips Custance: NHLPA should have notified Pens' Crosby before firing Kelly Another clutch hit by Giambi keeps Rockies in wild-card lead If you experience any problems with your issue, please click here to contact our customer service department. Know a friend who might like Sporting News Today? Just click here or email him/her the link: www.sportingnewstoday.com.     Trouble Viewing? If any of the above links do not work for you,   copy and paste this URL into your browser:   http://today.sportingnews.com/t=c/?1&111435&151043&16226&0000&1236485263&EIInjEOx9cS45     Please do not reply to this message. Questions may be submitted to Digital Support.   To stop receiving email notifications for digital issues of Sporting News Today,   click here.   Sporting News Today 120 West Morehead Street Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28202

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Robinho Takes His Training Seriously Posted: 03 Sep 2009 11:10 AM PDT Robinho & Ricky auditioning for a Mentos commercial. A big week in the Selecao camp, so you’d think everyone’s putting on their game faces and getting down to business. Not for Brazil It’s actually business as usual for the five-time champs with everyone laughing it up, and Robinho looking the part of a kid who’s been locked in Chuck E. Cheese for the night. The pics are spread out over days. Robinho takes a lot of guff for his move to City, being the first of The Manchester Mercenaries and all, but it’s refreshing to see someone playing a child’s game like a child. * - Now let’s just hope that last one isn’t a sign of things to come.

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Sporting News Today: Mixed bag for Vick, but Jets' Sanchez solid in final tuneup

MAMUDU, Your September 04, 2009 issue of Sporting News Today is now available, please click here. Here are some articles in Today's Issue Boise State punches out Ducks Vick gets OK to return in Week 3, admits he needs work Hayes: Rich Rod, Clausen on the hot seat Pedro outduels Lincecum, but Giants don't lose ground in wild-card chase My Profile: Gene Chizik, new Auburn football coach If you experience any problems with your issue, please click here to contact our customer service department. Know a friend who might like Sporting News Today? Just click here or email him/her the link: www.sportingnewstoday.com.     Trouble Viewing? If any of the above links do not work for you,   copy and paste this URL into your browser:   http://today.sportingnews.com/t=c/?1&111384&150998&16208&0000&1236485234&EIInjEOx9cS45     Please do not reply to this message. Questions may be submitted to Digital Support.   To stop receiving email notifications for digital issues of Sporting News Today,   click here.   Sporting News Today 120 West Morehead Street Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28202

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Photopoll: Argentina & Brazil Bursting At The Seams. Posted: 02 Sep 2009 02:10 PM PDT This is, like, the biggest game EVER. It’s Diego’s inaugural run as coach against the most despised Brazilians, and with tickets now on sale (Wednesday, not Thursday, as reported Monday) security is left quite literally holding back the masses. It’s like the Backstreet Boys circa 1998 (including the fat guy in charge). So let’s ask: which team will these fine fans see come out the victors? Who will win?(survey software)

September 2009 FIFA World Rankings Posted: 02 Sep 2009 07:59 AM PDT The best part of the monthly rankings release is looking at the change in ratings for particular teams and wondering, “what the hell did they do to deserve that?”. The answer is almost always “absolutely nothing”, which is wonderful. Take for instance defending champions Italy, whose nil-nil friendly draw with Switzerland was apparently enough of a showing to vault them above Germany to 4th in this month’s rankings. Which is why the ELO World Rankings are below FIFA’s for comparison. And respect. FIFA: ELO:

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Sporting News Today: College football season kicks off tonight with two prove-it games

MAMUDU, Your September 03, 2009 issue of Sporting News Today is now available, please click here. Here are some articles in Today's Issue NFL teams seek good vibrations Sean Deveney ranks the NBA's most bloated contracts NHL teams have battles waging in their nets Kansas' Aldrich wants another national championship Penny blanks Phils in return to N.L., Giants stay one back in wild-card chase If you experience any problems with your issue, please click here to contact our customer service department. Know a friend who might like Sporting News Today? Just click here or email him/her the link: www.sportingnewstoday.com.     Trouble Viewing? If any of the above links do not work for you,   copy and paste this URL into your browser:   http://today.sportingnews.com/t=c/?1&111333&150927&16193&0000&1236485213&EIInjEOx9cS45     Please do not reply to this message. Questions may be submitted to Digital Support.   To stop receiving email notifications for digital issues of Sporting News Today,   click here.   Sporting News Today 120 West Morehead Street Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28202

Sporting News Today: NFL position battles go to the wire

MAMUDU, Your September 02, 2009 issue of Sporting News Today is now available, please click here. Here are some articles in Today's Issue Hudson a winner for Braves in first start in more than a year College countdown: No. 2 Longhorns 'Know what it takes to get there' Debunking the Rubio myths Rockies rip Mets, take one-game N.L. wild-card lead NHL countdown: No. 29 Islanders looking to youth If you experience any problems with your issue, please click here to contact our customer service department. Know a friend who might like Sporting News Today? Just click here or email him/her the link: www.sportingnewstoday.com.     Trouble Viewing? If any of the above links do not work for you,   copy and paste this URL into your browser:   http://today.sportingnews.com/t=c/?1&111226&150836&16173&0000&1236485160&EIInjEOx9cS45     Please do not reply to this message. Questions may be submitted to Digital Support.   To stop receiving email notifications for digital issues of Sporting News Today,   click here.   Sporting News Today 120 West Morehead Street Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28202