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Issue date: 10/5/06 Section: Sports
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Golf update
The UCM Mules' golf team had the best score of the second round Tuesday at the Drury University Invitational in Springfield, Mo. The score helped the team to a third overall finish in the 18-team tournament.
The Mules shot a second round score of 287 and had a two-round total of 585, just five strokes behind the top team.
The team's last fall tournament will be Monday and Tuesday at the Pittsburg State Invitational in Pittsburg, Kan.
National Scene
T.O. still distracting
T.O. can't seem to get away from the spotlight.
This weekend, T.O. will return to Philadelphia when the Dallas Cowboys (2-1) take on the Eagles (3-1) in a Sunday afternoon showdown at Lincoln Financial Field.
The game, which features T.O. returning to the city where he made an infamous departure from last season, will also highlight two NFC East teams battling for the division lead.
Haynesworth suspended
Tennessee defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth has called and apologized to Dallas center Andre Gurode for stomping on his head in Tennessee's 45-14 loss to Dallas Sunday.
Haynesworth gashed Gurode's head open with his cleats while Gurode lay on the ground after a play. Gurode needed 30 stiches to repair the gash.
Haynesworth has been suspended for five games without pay by the NFL
Tigers climb
The Missouri Tigers have jumped to No. 23 in the latest AP poll following a 28-13 drubbing of Colorado in Columbia Saturday.
The Tigers will face their toughest test of the season when the squad travels to Lubbock, Texas for a Saturday night match up with Texas Tech.
Golf update
The UCM Mules' golf team had the best score of the second round Tuesday at the Drury University Invitational in Springfield, Mo. The score helped the team to a third overall finish in the 18-team tournament.
The Mules shot a second round score of 287 and had a two-round total of 585, just five strokes behind the top team.
The team's last fall tournament will be Monday and Tuesday at the Pittsburg State Invitational in Pittsburg, Kan.
National Scene
T.O. still distracting
T.O. can't seem to get away from the spotlight.
This weekend, T.O. will return to Philadelphia when the Dallas Cowboys (2-1) take on the Eagles (3-1) in a Sunday afternoon showdown at Lincoln Financial Field.
The game, which features T.O. returning to the city where he made an infamous departure from last season, will also highlight two NFC East teams battling for the division lead.
Haynesworth suspended
Tennessee defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth has called and apologized to Dallas center Andre Gurode for stomping on his head in Tennessee's 45-14 loss to Dallas Sunday.
Haynesworth gashed Gurode's head open with his cleats while Gurode lay on the ground after a play. Gurode needed 30 stiches to repair the gash.
Haynesworth has been suspended for five games without pay by the NFL
Tigers climb
The Missouri Tigers have jumped to No. 23 in the latest AP poll following a 28-13 drubbing of Colorado in Columbia Saturday.
The Tigers will face their toughest test of the season when the squad travels to Lubbock, Texas for a Saturday night match up with Texas Tech.
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