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As mumps cases climb, Aztecs list nearly three dozen players on Pac-12 availability report (opens the original)
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San Diego State listed nearly three dozen players on its initial Pac-12 Availability Report released Wednesday night. It included 15 players listed on SDSU’s two-deep as either “doubtful” or “out” for this weekend’s game against Texas State. Among those listed out for the Aztecs are starting running back Lucky Sutton and right guard Michael Leville Watkins. Among those listed as doubtful are running back Javion Kinnard, who started in place of Sutton against James Madison and was injured last we
Petco Park exceeds all expectations as Padres’ postseason home (opens the original)
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There is a scene near the end of the movie “A League of Their Own,” where league general manager Ira Lowenstein looks out from the stands behind home plate and breathes in his surroundings. After overcoming financial hardships, skepticism and general disinterest in the league, Lowenstein’s vision, drive and faith is rewarded with a ballpark filled with enthusiastic fans. The GM claps his hands and beams with a sense of pride and accomplishment. “I sold your product when there was no product,” he
3 Thoughts … after the Aztecs’ 41-16 loss at Toledo (opens the original)
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Three thoughts after San Diego State’s 41-16 loss to Toledo on Saturday afternoon at the Glass Bowl: SDSU opened the game with a 10-play, 68-yard drive that, though it stalled in the red zone, produced points. Cooper DiLeva’s field goal marked the first time in four games this season that the Aztecs scored on their opening possession. A new wrinkle was throwing to the tight end. Jackson Ford was targeted on the first four plays. He made three catches. SDSU quarterback Jayden Denegal also hit wid
Padres Scene & Heard: Hall of Famer Dave Winfield soaks in the love from longtime fans (opens the original)
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Dave Winfield’s last game for the San Diego Padres was 46 years ago. He played for five other franchises — most notably the New York Yankees — after his eight seasons in San Diego, but Padres fans still hold a special place in their hearts for the 6-foot-6 Hall of Famer outfielder. That much has been evident the past two weeks during a book tour for Winfield’s new book “Touching All the Bases: A Story of Power, Purpose and Surviving the Bronx.” While stops in New York and Minnesota (Winfield’s h
Aztecs’ top two running backs injured in lopsided loss at Toledo (opens the original)
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San Diego State got off to a good start in Saturday afternoon’s game at Toledo, scoring on its opening drive for the first time in four games this season and producing first-half points for the first time in three games. Who knew kicker Cooper DiLeva’s 25-yard field goal three minutes into the game also would be just about the Aztecs’ only highlight of the game? SDSU’s offense was AWOL the remainder of the first half. Turnovers made it even worse in the second half of a 41-16 loss to Toledo (3-1
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