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Penguins forward Sidney Crosby tries to control the puck as Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara, right moves in during the first period of last night's game at TD Garden in Boston. The Bruins won, 3-0.

Penguins fall to Bruins, 3-0

Could there be a team more glad to go home? The Penguins left town Nov. 1 for a four-game, cross-country trip with an 11-3 record. (Today)

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Steelers coach Mike Tomlin described the Bengals as, "A very hot football team."

Steelers' Tomlin's calls Bengals game 'big'

Mike Tomlin, a graduate of the College of William & Mary, an erudite man of many words, invoked one tiny adjective three times in a 19-minute news conference in reference to the Steelers' game Sunday: big. (Today)

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Running back Dion Lewis leads Pitt against Notre Dame Saturday.

Pitt Notebook: Notre Dame could be a trap for Panthers

Just how big is the Pitt-Notre Dame game Saturday still is a matter of debate, particularly since it is a non-conference contest. (Today)

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West Virginia running back Noel Devine is dealing with an ankle injury.

West Virginia's Stewart downplays injuries

It looked as if the West Virginia football team might be headed into its most critical game of the season in, well, critical condition. (Today)

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Penn State coach Joe Paterno on his team's record: "You know, 8-2 isn't a disaster."

Penn State still has shot at BCS bowl

Despite its obvious warts, Penn State could end up in a big-money Bowl Championship Series game if it wins its final two regular-season games. (Today)

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