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Indiana is rolling and showing no signs of slowing down. Lee Beebe Junior put the team on his back Friday night, rushing for a career-high two hundred three yards and a touchdown to lift the Hoosiers past Northwestern twenty-nine to twenty-three. That win stretches Indiana's streak to twenty straight, and this program is making a serious statement.
Shifting to baseball, the Arizona Diamondbacks are refusing to go quietly in the wild-card race. Nolan Arenado went deep, Geraldo Perdomo drove in four runs, and Arizona dismantled San Diego eleven to four on Friday. Lars Nootbar and Jordan Lawlar also homered, keeping the D-backs breathing in the hunt for the National League's final wild-card spot.
And in the American League West, history is being made for all the wrong reasons. Both Houston and Texas lost Friday, dropping each team to seventy-nine and eighty-one on the season with two games remaining. That officially guarantees the division winner will finish below five hundred, the first time that's ever happened in Major League Baseball. The AL West has been a rough watch all year, and now it's officially in the record books.
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