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History was made Friday night in the WNBA playoffs as the Golden State Valkyries pulled off something nobody saw coming. Down sixteen points and staring elimination in the face, they clawed all the way back to beat the Wings seventy-seven to seventy-three in Game three, securing the first playoff series victory in franchise history. That locker room had to be electric.
Meanwhile in college football, Northwestern made a statement that the whole country heard loud and clear. The Wildcats christened the brand new Ryan Field in Evanston by absolutely dismantling Penn State thirty-four to thirteen. The atmosphere was described as nothing short of electric, and the 'Cats backed it up on the field in one of the most emphatic home openers you'll see all season.
And Pat Narduzzi is not here to be polite. After Pitt improved to five and oh with a dramatic thirty-five to thirty-three win over Virginia Tech, Narduzzi went straight at the pollsters, demanding they, quote, wake their expletive up. Two four-and-oh ACC teams played each other unranked for the first time ever, and the Panthers made their case in the most convincing way possible.
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