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Sunday, November 8, 2009
Offensive tackle Chris Williams had better pan out or the Bears might be looking at big problems in the future.
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Brunt work: O-line blamed The Bears' offensive line has been under siege of late, but it's only one part of a unit that has been dysfunctional as a whole. The offense is running the ball like it did last season -- not well enough -- and quarterback Jay Cutler has been smacked around some behind a line that has gone from using three new starters this season to two after the Josh Beekman switcheroo last week.

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Corn-shucking cynics have insisted all season that the passwords at Kinnick Stadium have been ''lucky'' and ''charmed.'' But no one knew those words would pass from No. 8 Iowa to Northwestern in the blink of a Hawkeye on Saturday.
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They're not the Cardiac Kids just yet, but the Bulls are making a habit of comeback victories at home. Four days after overcoming an 18-point deficit in the second half en route to defeating the Milwaukee Bucks, the Bulls erased a nine-point deficit and survived some shaky free-throw shooting down the stretch to earn a 93-90 victory Saturday against the Charlotte Bobcats at the United Center.
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Fedor Emelianenko lived up to his hype on Saturday night with a second-round knockout of Brett Rogers before a sellout crowd at Sears Centre Arena. An exciting, back-and-forth fight ended at 1:48 in the second round when the Russian heavyweight dropped the Chicago native with a big right hook in the center of the cage.






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