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J.R. Smith scored 29 points Tuesday night in the Nuggets' 130-112 win over Toronto.
Ramsey: Smith not dysfunctional in Nuggets family
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You probably have questions about J.R. Smith, the Denver Nuggets 24-year-old shooting guard. I definitely have questions about J.R. Smith. Mark Warkentien, the Nuggets general manager, doesn’t have questions about J.R. Smith. “Oh,... Full story
Ramsey: Forget Rebels; think about BYU
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Air Force’s football team needs to beat a winner. The Falcons are masters at pounding losers, which they proved again Saturday. They were electrifying on a cold night, obliterating the Rebels without a cause, or a clue, from UNLV. This... Full story
Air Force coach Troy Calhoun knows defensive back Chris Thomas has played in pain for most of the season. But not know.
Ramsey: No doubting Thomas has havoc on mind
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Chris Thomas is healthy, which is good news for Air Force fans. Alas, this is bad news for mothers of UNLV receivers and running backs. Sorry, Vegas moms, but there’s no escaping this truth: Your boys are in grave peril today at Falcon... Full story
Pine Creek volleyball player Rory McCloy showed a picture of her father, Lt. Col. Rob McCloy, that she keeps on her cell phone.
Ramsey: Air Force officer cheering on daughter, Pine Creek from overseas
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Lt. Col. Rob McCloy is one of those fathers who never misses a game. He’s sat in the stands for years shouting encouragement to his volleyball-playing daughters. Now, he sits 7,000 miles from home and misses the games. Oh, how he misses the... Full story
The kick from Colorado Springs Christian's Chad Edmundson sailed over Denver Christian keeper Austin Hart for what proved to be the winning goal.
Ramsey: CSCS defender enjoys rare glare of spotlight
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COMMERCE CITY • Soccer defending is the worst gig in sports. When a sleek attacker sneaks through for a goal, all eyes turn to the defender who messed up. This makes defending a great job … if you have ambitions to become a social... Full story
The Steelers' Brett Keisel sacked Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton during the first half Monday night in Denver.
Ramsey: Surprisingly, Broncos QB Orton doesn't hear a boo
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DENVER • Kyle Orton walked off the field after a befuddled performance. He had thrown three interceptions. He had led the Denver Broncos offense to three — count ’em — points. He had delivered a heavy dose of fear to Broncos... Full story
Ramsey: Black Knights dare the wrong Falcon receiver
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Army coach Rich Ellerson devised a simple defensive plan. He stacked nearly all of his players on the line of scrimmage. He wanted to silence Air Force’s run game. He dared the Falcons to pass. And for nearly three quarters, the dare worked.... Full story
Ramsey: Today, Falcons aim to smother brother
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The Falcons are in the middle of a long, tense football season, and players don’t have time to indulge in brotherly pageantry. Today, Air Force tangles with Army in another chapter of a service-academy rivalry. Falcon Stadium will be jammed.... Full story
Air Force quarterback Tim Jefferson passes for 111 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 35 yards Saturday at Colorado State.
Ramsey: Jefferson shows why he's best as AFA's QB
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FORT COLLINS • Tim Jefferson walks quietly through the rah-rah, ridiculously emotional world of college football. His unbending calm confuses his Air Force teammates. They want him to shout and instead he talks in his flat Georgia drawl.... Full story
Ramsey: Nuggets can win it all, led by Anthony
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Last season, Carmelo Anthony led the NBA’s second-best team.   This season, he’s ready to lead the NBA’s best team.   This, I know, is a radical assertion for Anthony and the Denver Nuggets. The Los Angeles Lakers are... Full story
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