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Updated November 26, 2008
Jessie Sapp and 21st-ranked Georgetown see an early second half lead evaporate as No. 12 Tennessee fights off the Hoyas, 90-78, in the semifinals of the Old Spice Classic. (AP)
Capitals Insider
Theodore Gets Nod
Jose Theodore will make his third straight start in goal tonight as the banged up Capitals host the Canadiens at Verizon Center
Live Summary: Capitals vs. Canadiens
More Insider: Injury Update
Redskins Insider
Portis Questionable
Clinton Portis, who recently added a rib muscle strain to his array of injuries, is considered only "50-50" for Sunday's game.
Fathers and Sons
Sons of ex-Redskins Russ Grimm, Don Warren and Hall-of-Famer Darrell Green are playing a role in the Virginia-Virginia Tech rivalry.
Turkey Bowl: H.D. Woodson Drops Dunbar for Ninth Title
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SUMMER OLYMPICS
Results from all sports.
Six Olympics Blogs.
Daily audio slideshows.
Michael Phelps's eight medals recounted in a graphic and an audio slideshow.
More News
Miami's Porter Fined for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (AP, November 28, 2008; 5:55 PM)
Rebels Blank Bulldogs in Egg Bowl: No. 25 Mississippi 45, Mississippi State 0 (AP, November 28, 2008; 3:59 PM)
Tennessee, Kiffin Reach Tentative Deal (AP, November 28, 2008; 4:25 PM)
Marbury Suspended, Docked About $400,000 by Knicks (AP, November 28, 2008; 4:10 PM)
Panthers Top Mountaineers, Give Cincinnati Big East Title: Pittsburgh 19, West Virginia 15 (AP, November 28, 2008; 4:07 PM)
Pistons Punish Iverson After Missing Practice (AP, November 27, 2008; 2:57 PM)
Texas Rides Another Big Game by McCoy to Easy Win: No. 4 Texas 49, Texas A&M 9 (AP, November 28, 2008; 12:19 AM)
Once-Beaten Titans Dominate Winless Lions: Titans 47, Lions 10 (AP, November 27, 2008; 6:40 PM)
Teague Leads Wake Forest Past Cal State-Fullerton: No. 19 Wake Forest 75, Cal State-Fullerton 69 (AP, November 27, 2008; 8:08 PM)
Lions' Hanson Kicks 40th Field Goal From 50-Plus Yards (AP, November 27, 2008; 2:12 PM)
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