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Odell Beckham’s reputation as a game-breaker has served the Cleveland Browns well this season, and the Rams’ secondary knows it needs to stop him.
Antonio Brown’s latest tantrum can be frustrating for those who believe good guys can finish first. It’s par for the course for those of us who know the truth: There are no good guys.
UCLA scores 50 second-half points to rally past No. 19 Washington State 67-63, overcoming nine touchdown passes by the Cougars’ Anthony Gordon.
Affluent Bishop Diego families host football players from inner-city Chicago Hope.
Kenta Maeda signaled his readiness for the postseason with a pair of quality relief appearances on consecutive nights for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens in a battle of unbeatens while the Green Bay Packers, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboy and Buffalo Bills also improved to 3-0 with wins Sunday.
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The main event of the UFC card between local favorite Yair Rodriguez and Iowa native Jeremy Stephens lasted only 15 seconds.
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Wisconsin moved into the top 10 for the first time this season, landing at No. 8 in the Associated Press college football poll after a weekend during which seven ranked teams lost.
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A look at the high school football games for Week 5 in the Southland.
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Lots of passing, rushing yards, touchdowns produced by quarterbacks in high school football games this weekend.
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Antonio Brown, the mercurial receiver, appears to have retired from the NFL while taking a shot at New England owner Robert Kraft via Twitter.
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USC must be considered the Pac-12 South favorite after a big win over Utah, and Clay Helton probably bought himself at least eight more games as coach.
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Antonio Brown’s latest tantrum can be frustrating for those who believe good guys can finish first. It’s par for the course for those of us who know the truth: There are no good guys.
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It’s unfair for the Sparks not to play at Staples Center but that’s life in the WNBA, where the best interest of players and teams isn’t always a priority.
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Facing long odds after losing their starting quarterback to injury, USC fought on to take an improbable 30-23 victory over No. 10 Utah.
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The Chargers should trade Melvin Gordon to address the injuries in the lineup. There are complications to moving the running back but it could pay off later.
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While Steve Ballmer and Jerry West were part of the Clippers’ year-long strategy to land Kawhi Leonard, Doc Rivers says one ‘hero’ played a decisive role.
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Walker Buehler has an uneven start and the Dodgers’ hitters struggle to generate momentum in a 4-2 loss to the Colorado Rockies.
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The Dodgers’ No. 4 overall prospect was honored before Saturday’s game as the organization’s Branch Rickey Minor League Pitcher of the Year.
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Dodgers catcher Will Smith will have at least one more chance to show he’s capable of handling Hyun-Jin Ryu in the postseason when he catches Ryu on Sunday.
Rams and Chargers
Breaking down the top matchups and picking which team will win when the Los Angeles Rams and Cleveland Browns square off Sunday night.
Breaking down the top matchups and picking which team will win when the Los Angeles Chargers host the Houston Texans on Sunday.
The only answer that matters going forward is how the Chargers now respond against Houston at 1:25 p.m. Sunday at Dignity Health Sports Park.
With Tyler Higbee sidelined because of a bruised lung, Gerald Everett will start at tight end Sunday night against the Cleveland Browns.
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UCLA’s AD, Dan Guerrero, will retire in June, meaning the Bruins join the Trojans in looking for a new AD.
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Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel took advantage of an early pit stop to end a 13-month Formula One drought with win at Singapore Grand Prix.
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Young shows he might be No. 1 in USA with time of 13:39.7
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Georgia gave the SEC another key victory, and several of the conference’s teams are in strong shape for runs to the College Football Playoff.
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Improbable finished fourth in the six-horse race won by longshot Math Wizard, who rallied in the stretch to win by a neck over Mr. Money.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored the opening goal and set up Uriel Antuna’s game-winner in the LA Galaxy’s 2-1 victory over the Montreal Impact.
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California gets a game-saving tackle at the one-yard line on the final play to defeat Mississippi; No. 16 Oregon beats Stanford.
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High school football scores from Saturday, Sept. 21, and before.
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Carlos Vela scores on a penalty kick in the 93rd minute in a 1-1 draw with Toronto FC.
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The Times’ top 25 high school football teams in the Southland.
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Rookie Patrick Sandoval showed composure in limiting the damage in an early threat, and the Angels won 8-4 and prevented the Astros from clinching.
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UCLA scores 50 second-half points to rally past No. 19 Washington State 67-63, overcoming nine touchdown passes by the Cougars’ Anthony Gordon.
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Antonio Brown’s latest tantrum can be frustrating for those who believe good guys can finish first. It’s par for the course for those of us who know the truth: There are no good guys.
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USC must be considered the Pac-12 South favorite after a big win over Utah, and Clay Helton probably bought himself at least eight more games as coach.
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It’s unfair for the Sparks not to play at Staples Center but that’s life in the WNBA, where the best interest of players and teams isn’t always a priority.
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The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens in a battle of unbeatens while the Green Bay Packers, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboy and Buffalo Bills also improved to 3-0 with wins Sunday.
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The CIF-Southern Section announced playoff divisions for the 2019-20 winter sports season this afternoon.
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Southern California high school football scores from Friday, Sept. 20
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No. 6 Narbonne improved to 4-1 on the season with the 28-21 win and took home its fourth straight victory over No. 9 Serra (3-1).
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CJ Woods, a 6-foot-4 senior at the Brentwood School who excels in basketball, learns to be a tight end and defensive end from scratch.
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High school football scores for Thursday, Sept. 19
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Angels radio broadcaster Mark Langston is resting comfortably and undergoing tests in the hospital after suffering a medical emergency Friday.
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Jaime Barria did not have a feel for his slider and allowed three first-inning home runs in the Angels’ 6-4 loss to the first-place Astros.
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Angels radio broadcaster Mark Langston was taken to Houston hospital after suffering a medical emergency. The team says he is undergoing tests.
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Andrew Heaney had one horrific inning, enabling the New York Yankees to power their way to a 9-1 win over the Angels and clinch the American League East title.
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The Kings’ depth on defense has taken a hit because of injuries to Derek Forbort and Paul LaDue, prompting the team to sign veteran Ben Hutton.
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Kings general manager Rob Blake knows he has to develop top prospects in order to bolster the Kings’ chances of transforming back into a Stanley Cup contender.
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Ryan Getzlaf, the only player on the Ducks who played on their Stanley Cup-winning team, will be playing without Corey Perry by his side for the first time.
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In extending the current labor deal, the NHLPA is trusting NHL commissioner Gary Bettman to determine what is best for the players for the next few seasons.
USC & UCLA
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USC quarterback Matt Fink stepped in for injured Kedon Slovis to lead the Trojans to a 30-23 win over No. 10 Utah.
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Washington State was mired in the depths of the Pac-12 before Mike Leach revived it. UCLA is striving for a similar rejuvenation under Chip Kelly.
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UCLA opens Pac-12 play Saturday night on the road against No. 19 Washington State. Here’s how the teams match up.
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UCLA’s 2020 recruiting suffers a defection as Myles Jackson, a linebacker from Georgia, announces that he has decommitted.
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Univision says it is on pace to finish 2019 with more than half of the overall soccer viewership in the United States, regardless of language.
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MLS team administrators are tasked with getting players, their families and sometimes their pets set up in the U.S. once those players have signed from abroad.
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LAFC forward Adama Diomande has voluntarily entered the MLS Substance Abuse and Behavioral Health Program, the league announced Friday, making him ineligible for Saturday’s game.
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What to watch in European soccer this weekend: Germany’s Red Bull Leipzig and Spain’s Sevilla look to prove they belong among the early leaders in their respective leagues.
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