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Maryland gives up four goals in a devastating 12-minute span of the second half, ending its season with a shocking loss at home.

The school's athletic director denied the report and said that Texas "will evaluate the body of work after the regular season."

Bulldogs’ upset bid ends with Cavaliers’ 16-0 second-half run.

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Boston pitcher David Price gives Vanderbilt $2.5 million

Boston Red Sox pitcher David Price is giving $2.5 million to Vanderbilt for a baseball facilities project.

In Mexico, football —or “futbol americano”—is a passion

Dressed in their classic silver and black uniforms, the Raiders players huddle before kickoff. After words of encouragement and a prayer, the teenagers finish with head butts, shoulder slaps and a battle cry: “Uno, dos, tres... vamos!”

Monday’s Sports in Brief

PRO FOOTBALL

Down goes Virginia. One step from the College Cup, Hoyas will play a home game Saturday at Shaw Field.

Losing to Kansas appears to have sealed the deal on Strong's future.

Charlie Strong's tenure at Texas appears to be short-lived after its first loss to Kansas in seemingly forever.

Players and coaches mixed it up in Baton Rouge while in Morgantown, the Mountaineers were very protective of their midfield logo.

No. 10 Buffaloes handle No. 22 Cougars to improve to 9-2 and continue one of the nation’s remarkable turnarounds.

A defeat at Kansas has probably sealed his firing.

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Senior quarterback has four TDs and rushes for 159 yards as Mids score 38 straight points in 66-31 rout.

Hokies’ defense clamps down in the second half to set up comeback.

A bad cherry on top of a melted sundae.

Just because you attend an Ivy League college doesn't automatically make you all that smart.

With freshman Max Bortenschlager getting a surprise start, Terps’ touchdown drought stretched to 11 quarters in another decisive loss.

The Badgers continue to be graced by standout Watts.

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