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In college football, Miami's Malachi Toney announced himself to the nation in a big way. The sophomore wide receiver torched Stanford for twelve catches, two hundred thirty four yards, and three touchdowns — a school record — powering the Hurricanes to a forty five to six demolition. That is a statement game, full stop.
Shifting to the hardwood and hardcourt, Amanda Anisimova's US Open run came to an abrupt halt in the third round on Saturday. The tenth seed fell to Anastasia Potapova in straight sets, six two, seven five. Anisimova struggled to hold serve and couldn't control her forehand, and Potapova, seeded twenty fourth, was clinical enough to capitalize on every crack.
And over in the Premier League, Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris had every reason to feel encouraged after his side held Brentford to a one one draw at their own ground. Le Bris credited a dominant first half performance, though he admitted the squad needs to be more clinical when the chances come — a theme echoing across the top flight early in the season.
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