The Old Lady captain knows his team are not playing well enough to advance to the knockout stages of Europe's elite competition and wants more from his colleagues Tuy?n futsal Ý quá hay
??i tuy?n futsal Ý – h?ng ba World Cup 2008 ?ã th? hi?n tài ngh? c?a mình trong tr?n th?ng VN 9-0.
'We must perform better to qualify' - Buffon urges Juventus to up their European game
The Old Lady captain knows his team are not playing well enough to advance to the knockout stages of Europe's elite competition and wants more from his colleagues Packers' Jennings to have surgery for groin injury
(Reuters) – Green Bay Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings is scheduled to have surgery next week to repair a ling ering groin injury but says he expects to be back in action this season. The twice Pro Bowl selection, who is Green Bay's number one receiver, has been limited to just three games this season because of a torn abdominal muscle. "My body will tell me that," Jennings was quoted on the team's website. "Hopefully, I can return before the season ends. … NCAA says football, basketball player graduation rates rise
CHICAGO (Reuters) – At least 70 percent of major college football and men’s basketball athletes obtain a college degree, NCAA figures show for the first time, although traditional football powerhouse Oklahoma and basketball powers Connecticut and Indiana lag in academic performance. The rates, for athletes who entered college in 2005 and took a maximum six years to graduate, are included in the NCAA’s annual report on the graduation rates of student athletes released on Thursday. …
NFL-Packers' Jennings to have surgery for groin injury
Oct 25 (Reuters) – Green Bay Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings is scheduled to have surgery next week to repair a lingering groin injury but says he expects to be back in action this season. The twice Pro Bowl selection, who is Green Bay’s number one receiver, has been limited to just three games this season because of a torn abdominal muscle. “My body will tell me that,” Jennings was quoted on the team’s website. “Hopefully, I can return before the season ends. …
Ex-NBA star scores federal court win against brokerage
(Reuters) – An U.S. appeals court has upheld a $1.45 million arbitration award in favor of retired NBA basketball player Horace Grant, who sought reimbursement for losses from risky bond funds that were marketed as safe. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, according to an unpublished decision, rejected claims by Grant’s former brokerage, Morgan Keegan, that arbitrators in the case might have been biased, prejudged the outcome or exceeded their power. Grant, informed of the outcome by a Reuters reporter, was elated. “I was hoping and praying that this day would come,” Grant said. …
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