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The Seattle Seahawks are coming off a Super Bowl title and they are not slowing down. Months after dismantling the New England Patriots for the championship, Seattle's players and coaches gathered this weekend with one message heading into twenty twenty six — they're not done evolving. The word out of camp is hunger, and this team sounds like it means it.
Meanwhile in Ann Arbor, college football's opening weekend delivered one of the wildest finishes you'll see all season. Michigan appeared to fall to Western Michigan in a stunning upset, but instant replay intervened, resetting the clock to one second. Bryce Underwood fired a Hail Mary, JJ Buchanan hauled it in, and the Wolverines escaped thirteen to twelve. It was chaos, controversy, and one of the most dramatic endings in recent Big House memory.
And on the diamond in Boston, Sonny Gray was absolutely locked in. The right-hander threw seven scoreless innings against the Orioles, keeping the Red Sox in it until the offense finally woke up in the sixth and seventh, putting together five two-out runs to seal the shutout win. Gray is pitching like a man on a mission right now.
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