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Bill Belichick's first season at North Carolina took a gut punch on Saturday. The Tar Heels led Clemson and looked in control, then a two-hour weather delay changed everything. The Tigers scored thirteen unanswered points after play resumed, with Gideon Davidson punching it in late to seal a twenty-eight to twenty victory. Belichick's rebuilding project just got a little more complicated.
Speaking of gut punches, NC State running back CJ Bailey handed Vanderbilt one of the most stunning gifts in recent college football memory. With the win essentially secured, Bailey fumbled in his own end zone in the final seconds, and Vanderbilt cornerback Cayden Daniels scooped it up for the touchdown. Final score, Vanderbilt wins. NC State fans will be replaying that one for a long, long time.
Meanwhile in baseball, Cleveland is knocking on the door. Jose Ramirez and the Guardians need just seven wins, or some combination of results, to punch their ticket to the postseason for the third straight year. The AL Central has been their house, and the math is clearly working in their favor as September winds down.
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