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Trey Lance shines as Chargers rout Lions 34-7 in Hall of Fame Game

Trey Lance shines as Chargers rout Lions 34-7 in Hall of Fame Game
Posted by: Arlo Kensington in: Sports
29 Nov | 00:24 AM | 0

Trey Lance threw two touchdown passes as the Los Angeles Chargers routed the Detroit Lions 34-7 in the 2025 Hall of Fame Game, exposing Detroit's turnover woes and boosting LA's playoff depth.

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Chelsea vs Barcelona Set for 2-2 Draw in Crucial Champions League Clash at Stamford Bridge

Chelsea vs Barcelona Set for 2-2 Draw in Crucial Champions League Clash at Stamford Bridge
Posted by: Arlo Kensington in: Sports
26 Nov | 17:10 PM | 0

Chelsea FC and FC Barcelona face off in a must-win Champions League clash at Stamford Bridge on November 25, 2025, with both teams predicted to end in a 2-2 draw, as injuries and explosive attacks set the stage for a dramatic group stage decider.

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Falcons Stomp Saints 24-10, End Five-Game Skid, Claim First NFC South Win of 2025

Falcons Stomp Saints 24-10, End Five-Game Skid, Claim First NFC South Win of 2025
Posted by: Arlo Kensington in: Sports
24 Nov | 16:07 PM | 0

The Atlanta Falcons defeated the New Orleans Saints 24-10 on November 23, 2025, ending a five-game losing streak and securing their first NFC South win of the season, while the Saints fell to 2-9 under head coach Kellen Moore.

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How to Watch Ohio State Football in 2025: Streaming Options, Prices, and Blackout Rules

How to Watch Ohio State Football in 2025: Streaming Options, Prices, and Blackout Rules
Posted by: Arlo Kensington in: Media and Technology
23 Nov | 12:29 PM | 0

Ohio State football fans can stream games via Sling TV ($1 intro) or Peacock ($2.99/month for students), but blackout rules and ad requirements limit access. Live games aren't free — and the playoff doesn't include Peacock.

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Jordan Chiles and Ezra Sosa Earn First Perfect 10s on DWTS Semifinals, Score 57/60 in Emotional Tango

Jordan Chiles and Ezra Sosa Earn First Perfect 10s on DWTS Semifinals, Score 57/60 in Emotional Tango
Posted by: Arlo Kensington in: Media and Technology
21 Nov | 12:52 PM | 0

Jordan Chiles and Ezra Sosa earned a near-perfect 57/60 on Dancing With The Stars 2025 semifinals, receiving their first-ever perfect 10s — a milestone for the Olympic gymnast who never achieved one in her career. The emotional performance moves them to the finale.

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