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UFC three thirty two delivered one for the history books last night in Salt Lake City. Nine first-round knockouts and eleven total finishes — both all-time records for a single card. The Delta Center crowd witnessed the most violent night in UFC history, and the organization now has a new benchmark for what a stacked fight card can produce.
Shifting to college football, and a story you genuinely don't see every day — Colorado State defensive coordinator Tyson Summers walked off the field mid-game during the Rams' loss to Oregon State after being stripped of his play-calling duties. He didn't come back. The program made it official shortly after, firing Summers once the final whistle blew. A stunning collapse of a coaching staff in real time.
And over in baseball, the Yankees dropped Game One of the ALDS one to nothing against Tampa Bay, with Drew Rasmussen putting on an absolute clinic. The right-hander carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning, ultimately throwing eight shutout frames and leaving New York completely helpless. Aaron Boone and his club now face a must-respond moment heading into Game Two.
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