NFL-Jaguars' Knighton fined $25,000 for roughing Luck
Nov 16 (Reuters) – Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle Terrance Knighton has been fined $25,000 by the National Football League for a severe hit on Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck, the league said on Friday. Knighton was penalized for unnecessary roughness after making helmet-to-helmet contact with Luck, who was defenseless on the play during the Colts’ 27-10 win on Nov. 8, a league spokesman said. Colts linebacker Jerry Hughes was fined $21,000 for roughing the passer, having struck Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert in the same game. …
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Maccabi, Zalgiris lose unbeaten records
BELGRADE (Reuters) – Former Euroleague champions Maccabi Tel Aviv and Zalgiris Kaunas saw their perfect starts end in a pulsating sixth round of the preliminary group stage while Fenerbahce were undone by a last-gasp shot at unfancied Khimki Moscow. Barcelona, the 2010 winners, remained the only unbeaten team after a comfortable 86-66 victory at Germany’s Brose Baskets Bamberg while holders Olympiakos Piraeus continued their recovery from a poor start with an 89-72 success at Caja Laboral at Vitoria on Friday. …
UPDATE 1-Rugby-Samoa inflict Wales' fifth straight defeat
(Adds details) CARDIFF, Nov 16 (Reuters) – Six Nations grand slam champions Wales suffered a fifth straight loss when they were humbled 26-19 at home by Samoa on Friday, causing consternation in a proud rugby country with world champions New Zealand up next. The Pacific islanders were bright from the off in the November international and Fa’atoina Autagavaia scored a try after just over a minute following a flowing drive marked by missed Wales tackles. …
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