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THE FUTURE OF FOOTBALL

Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The Chronicle The 49ers exit the locker room on their way to the field before a preseason game against the at Levi’s Stadium on Aug. 9.

By Eric Branch The series In February, Josh Begley, a For years, mount- STRUGGLING native and Cal ing evidence has graduate, finished producing linked football one of the most haunting violence with brain short films of 2018. trauma and life- For more than five minutes, threatening condi- TO REDUCE viewers are presented with tions. Now that we know the sport can stitched-together footage that produce deadly includes stretchers, motion- results, where do less bodies, thousand-yard we go from here? stares and high-impact colli- THE DAMAGE sions that result in flying Today: How is the spittle and, on one occasion, a NFL trying to make pair of trembling, locked arms its game safer? B1 As a violent sport wrestles with effects on brains, that suggest a seizure. We know what Begley’s film, “Concussion needs to be done. how is the NFL making things safer for players? Protocol,” is a compilation of But will we finally every reported concussion do it? A1 from the 2017 NFL season. An avid football fan who Monday: Falling increasingly struggles with youth participation the game’s violence, Begley is a sign of things wanted to create a historical to come. record of the carnage to The NFL reported 291 concussions which many fans have be- Tuesday: What 291 during the 2017 season, a16.4 percent come desensitized. will the future of increase from the 2016 season “We all kind of hear about football look like? In game (235) Practice (56) aconcussion crisis in the NFL, and maybe we can all Online: Read the remember seeing a few con- full series now at cussions in the course of www.sfchronicle. watching a game,” Begley com/future-of Football continues on B4 -football

CAL 12, NO. 15 WASHINGTON 10 WARRIORS Bears take big step toward bowl Unselfish duo gets even better

By Rusty Simmons 1 WSU 41, ended in a 37-yard By Connor Letourneau spite their immense talent, they Stanford return by that 151 appear to be as ego-less as any Cal’s secondary has been 38: Pac-12 propelled the Bears to a 12-10 NEW YORK — Stephen All- tandem in NBA history. Combined driving opponents batty all North rivals victory over No. 15 Washington Curry and can In leading Golden State to a points by season. air it out. at Memorial Stadium. both takeover a game single- 5-1start,Curry and Durant have B9 Kevin On Saturday, they made the Playing the first meaningful handedly. Durant and traded turns in the spotlight as Washington coaching staff 1 Bruce snaps of his collegiate career, But the Warriors are at their Stephen they cheer for each other.With briefly blow a gasket. Jenkins: backup Jake best when both former MVPs Curry over those two insync so early in the In an attempt to spark a Cardinal Haener missed a receiver by work in lockstep, feeding off the season, the rest of the league is sputtering offense, the Huskies open up the nearly 10 yards with his initial each other’s strengths to form Warriors’ trying feebly to find answers. subbed out four-year starting offense but throw, had to a call a timeout the most potent 1-2 punch in the past two Leave Durant one-on-one, quarterback for fall short. before the next play and saw league. What makes their part- games, and he drills turnaround jump- two series — including one that B9 Calcontinues on B8 nership so special is that, de- both wins. Warriorscontinues on B6

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LOS ANGELES — Exhaust- ed yet exhilarated, the Dodgers Kevork Djansezian / Getty Images Harry How / Getty Images headed home for a catnap. The Eduardo Nuñez was traded by the Giants to After being released by the A’s, Max Muncy Red Sox might well have Boston in 2017 for two minor-leaguers. retooled his swing and hit 35 homers in 2018. tossed and turned thinking about one that got away. JOHN SHEA Max Muncy’s home leading off the bottom of the 18th inning finally ended the David J. Phillip / After mere ripples here, Nuñez, longest World Series game in A clock at Dodger Stadium history early Saturday and turns to midnight in the 17th gave a 3-2 victory inning of Game 3. Muncy thriving on biggest stage over Boston that cut the Dodg- ers’ deficit to 2-1 in the best-of- the 13th and the Dodgers tied it seven matchup. 2-2 on Kinsler’s two-out throw- As we all predicted when the innings later on Muncy’s homer. rest is history, though we now Muncy homered to left- ing error from second base in Giants parted withEduardo The same Muncy who wasn’t knowJerryWest would have on a full-count pitch the bottom half. Nuñezand theA’s withMax good enough tostick on last- quit the Warriors’ front office from Nathan Eovaldi, Boston’s Boston Alex Cora Muncy, they’ve becomefaces of place teams in Oakland in 2015 had they traded Thompson; scheduled Game 4 who used starter David Price in the . and 2016 andat one con- Steve Kerrwasn’t a proponent, instead pitched six innings of relief, rotated his in Game 1 was put out of reach sidered quitting. either. Tenyears from now, we’ll relief, jolting the remaining the middle of innings and even by Nuñez’s homerun, and the Dreadful at the plate and knowwhether theGiants’ new fans to their feet at 12:30 a.m. put catcher Christian Vazquez record-breakingGame 3 ended unable to excel at any position, boss’decision to trade or keep A grinning Muncy tossed his at first base for the first time in on Muncy’s homer. It wasn’t that heshowed zero signs that he’d MadisonBumgarnerwas the helmet aside as he headed for his big-league career. longago that the Giants shipped one day become a World Series right one. The difference is, the third in the final scene of a Out of position players, Nuñez to Boston (2017 trade marvel, let alone a guy who’d hit Giants aren’t close to contend- pivotal game that lasted 7 Dodgers manager Dave Rob- deadline) and theA’s released 35homers and be invited to the ing, and it would beabsolutely hours, 20 minutes. erts called on ace Clayton Ker- Muncy (2017 spring training). HomeRun Derby. no surprise if Bumgarner has “The feeling was just pure shaw to pinch-hit in the 17th. Lookat them now. In the But here he is. Along with pitched his final game as a Giant. joy and incredible excitement,” He flied out. wake of leaving the Bay Area, Nuñez.Two players who didn’t As we mentioned in this space he said. “What a ballgame. What a where both played on awful last in the Bay Area but will immediately after theBobby The Dodgers mobbed Mun- marathon,” Dodgers third teams, they’ve shockingly show- forever be linked in an unlikely Evansfiring, the new person cy at home plate, celebrating baseman Justin Turner said. “I cased their game on baseball’s World Series. won’t have the same loyalty to the solo shot that pulled them think my beard got about 3 grandest stage. Bumgarner aseveryone else in back from the brink of a poten- inches longer.” 1 TheMets reportedly settled Nuñez’s homer gave the Red the front office because he/she tial 3-0 Series deficit that no “It was an amazing game,” on someone to lead their base- Sox momentum heading into has no history in the organiza- team has ever recovered from. Dodgers Ya siel Puig ball operations department, theirGame 2 win and brought tion. Aquickway to begin re- The game had everything: said. “I’m a little tired. But choosingBrodie Van Wage- memories of otherGame 1 theat- plenishing a thinfarmsystem we’re ready to come back to- nenoverChaimBloomof the 1 Twenty-three players on rics that ignited one-sided andadd young pieces to an old morrow.” Rays, who also interviewed for each team were used, includ- World Series, such asWillie roster isby trading Bumgarner, Then he looked at his watch the Giants’ opening. VanWage- ing nine pitchers on both Mays’ catch in who has ayear remaining on a and corrected himself. nen has been anagent who sides. 1954,Kirk Gibson’s walk-off team-friendly contract. It would “In a couple of hours,” Puig helpedrunCAA Sportswhile 1 Eighteen innings — four homerun in 1988 andPablo be silly for the new boss not to said. representing several Mets in- more than any of the previous Sandoval’s three-homer festi- seriously consider,or even pur- cludingYoenis Céspedes, 662 World Series games. val in 2012. sue, such a move.Brian Sabean Jacob deGrom(remember over Each was thegenesis of a said Bumgarner’s status would 1 The 7:20 running time was the summer whenVanWage- Dodgers 3, Red Sox 2 speedy World Series that ended be part of all interviews, so a 1:39 longer than any Series nen proposeddeGrom should in either four or five games, and strategy for moving the most game played before — and 15 Boston AB RHBI BB SO Avg. be traded?),Noah Synder- Betts rf-cf-rf-cf-rf-cf-rf 700013.267 however this year’s Series winds important pitcher in the Giants’ minutes longer than the entire Bogaerts ss 800002.067 gaardandToddFrazier.Tim up, Nuñez will be remembered threechampionship runs al- 1939 World Series when the Moreland 1b 500002.000 Tebow, too. Beforesuggesting Eovaldi p200002.000 in Boston for his Green Mon- ready could be in place. Ya nkees swept the Reds, Stats Martinez lf-rf-lf-rf 300012.300 hiring an agent is a bogus move, 2-Kinsler pr-2b 300001.100 ster-clearing knockout. LLC said. Holt 2b-lf-rf-lf 611011.167 considerwhat the Warriors 1 With theMets passing on Devers 3b 300002.111 It was a stunning moment for 1 Previously, the longest post- have accomplished under for- Nunez ph-3b 402000.600 Nuñez,who had been8-for-47 in Bloom, he could be a favorite season game by time was the Bradley Jr. cf-lf-cf-lf-cf- 512121.250 mer agentBobMyers,who was with the Giants,who want lf-cf his career as a pinch-hitter and Giants’ 18-inning win over Vazquez c-1b 701001.200 hired from theWasserman someone who’ll build a roster Porcello p000000— 3-for-16 in the first two rounds of Washington that took 6 hours, Rodriguez p000000— Media Group after negotiating the playoffs. Plus, he was com- with a mix of analytics and 23 minutes, during the 2014 NL Swihart ph 100000.000 contracts for the likes ofBran- scouting, not just one or the Kelly p000000— ing off an unspectacular season . The only other Brasier p000000— don Roy, Tyreke Evansand other.Bloom,35, is Yale-educat- M.Barnes p000000— inwhich he hit .265 with a .289 playoff game to last 18 innings Benintendi ph 100001.444 .Myers on-base percentage. That’s all ed but not in a statistics or eco- was ’s victory over Price p000000— helped build a three-timecham- nomics sort of way. Bloom’s Kimbrel p000000— forgotten now. Atlanta in the 2005 NLDS. Pearce ph 000010.000 pion withshrewd moves and a degree was in Latin classics, and Hembree p000000— Nuñezwas a physical wreck Leon c201011.500 steady hand.That’s not to say 1 “Take Me Out to the Ball inGame 3, especially in the wild he once toldMark Feinsandof Totals 57 271719 VanWagenen,who played at Game” was played twice, dur- 13th inning, but finished the MLB.com, “I made the gamble Los Angeles AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Stanford, will follow suit, but that what I majored in, as long as ing the seventh-inning stretch Pederson lf 711103.100 18-inning extravaganza because Maeda p000000— Myers’ move fromagent to team and the 14th inning. Boston had no other position it was something that was chal- Urias p000000— executive makes the VanWage- lenging,would exercise my 1 Muncy’s homer was the Kershaw ph 100000.000 players available. Wood p000000— nen hire lessshocking. Plus, brain and would teach me how Dodgers’ fourth World Series Turner 3b 802002.294 Nuñezwasflipped over on his Muncy 1b-2b 622121.333 there’s a precedent in baseball walkoff hit. He joined Cookie Machado ss 701001.214 back at home plate while trying to learn, wouldn’t matter a with the Diamondbacks at dif- Lavagetto, whose double in Bellinger cf 701002.100 to avoid the catcher after the ball whole lot asfar asgetting into Puig rf 702000.231 ferent times hiring former baseball because it is such a 1947’s fourth game ended a Grandal c301012.250 rolled loose. He was inobvious A.Barnes pr-c 200010.000 agentsJeffMooradandDave unique field. The gamble paid no-hit bid by the Ya nkees’ Bill Taylor 2b 400011.000 pain butslid headfirst into first Madson p000000— Stewart, the formerA’s pitcher Bevens; Jackie Robinson, base for a base hit and was slow off. I’m not necessarily sureit’s a Alexander p000000— who might have worked in more course I’drecommend to some- whose 10th-inning single in Floro p000000— to getup. He grabbed hisglove, Freese ph-1b 200001.429 facets of the industry than any- body else, but it did work out.” 1956’s sixth game scored Jim Buehler p200002.000 took third base and flipped Kemp ph 100000.125 one in history (pitcher,pitching Gilliam; and Kirk Gibson, backward over the railingwhile Bloom broke into baseball with Jansen p000000— coach, assistant GM, GM, several internships including whose two-out, two-run pinch Dozier ph 100000.000 catching a foul popup.Three Baez p000000— broadcaster, agent). Unionchief homer off the A’s Dennis Eck- Hernandez 2b-lf 301000.111 innings later,he tripped and fell with Baseball Prospectus, MLB, Tony ClarkandagentScott the Padres and finally the out- ersley won the 1988 opener. Totals 61 3112515 atop the mound after catching Boston 000 000 010 000 100 000 —2 71 Borasexpressed concern with another popup. of-the-box Rays in 2005.He Dodgers rookie right-hander Los Angeles 001 000 000 000 100 001 —3111 VanWagenen running the Mets worked himself up to vice presi- No outs when winning run scored. E—Kinsler (1), Alexan- It was a gallant performance, Walker Buehler allowed two der (1). LOB—Boston 9, Los Angeles 12. 2B—Leon (1), because of the chance that confi- and hishustle on his infield dent of baseball ops and has a hits over seven shutout innings Turner (1), Muncy (1). HR—Bradley Jr. (1), off Jansen; Pe- dential information on his cli- hand in all matters, including derson (1), off Porcello; Muncy (1), off Eovaldi. RBIs- single — afar cry fromManny and left with a one-run lead —Bradley Jr. (1), Pederson (1), Muncy (1). SB—Holt (1). ents — with whom he’d need to international scouting, where CS—Bradley Jr. (1), Bellinger (1). S—Porcello. Runners Machado’s nonchalant and provided by ’s moved up—Bellinger. FIDP—Nunez. GIDP—Bogaerts. sever ties as an agent — could be detrimental approach through- the Giants need more focus and third-inning homer off Rick DP—Los Angeles 2 (Bellinger, A.Barnes), (Machado, Mun- used against them in future resources. cy, Freese). out the postseason — prompted Porcello. Boston IP HRER BB SO NP ERA negotiations, a violation of trust. 2 Porcello 4 ⁄3 3111561 1.93 abotched play by the Dodgers Jackie Bradley Jr.’s eighth- 1 Rodriguez ⁄3 00001 60.00 and permittedBrock Holt to 1 One of Myers’ best moves was JohnShea is The San Francisco inning homer against Kenley Kelly 11000012 0.00 Brasier 11000118 5.40 score for a2-1 Boston lead. one he didn’t make. He didn’t Chronicle’s national baseball Jansen tied the score, Dodgers M.Barnes 11000223 0.00 2 Price ⁄3 1001013 2.70 The Dodgers tied it in their trade Klay Thompsonfor writer.Email: jshea@sfchronicle. center fielder Cody Bellinger 1 Kimbrel 1 ⁄3 1001028 0.00 half of the 13th andwonit five forwardKevin Love, and the com :@JohnSheaHey threw out Ian Kinsler at the Hembree 10001125 0.00 Eovaldi, L, 0-1 63211597 1.12 plate in the 10th to keep the Los Angeles IP HRER BB SO NP ERA game going, the Red Sox went Buehler 720007108 0.00 ahead on pitcher Scott Al- Jansen, BS, 1-1 21110232 4.50 CALENDAR Baez21002126 2.45 1 exander’s throwing error in Madson ⁄3 00000 20.00 Alexander 11111119 6.75 2 NHL Floro1⁄31001329 0.00 SUNDAY MONDAY Maeda 21001536 0.00 3p Edmonton at Chicago NHL Net Urias 10001011 3.00 Wood, W, 1-0 10001015 3.86 Figure skating 5p Sharks at Anaheim NBCSCA (98.5) Golf TOM STIENSTRA Inherited runners-scored—Rodriguez 1-0, Kimbrel 1-0, 1p Canada Grand Prix !38 Soccer Noon East Lake Cup, individual Floro 1-0. Umpires—Home, ; First, Chad Fair- championship Golf Ch. is on vacation. His Outdoors child; Second, ; Third, ; Right, Ker- Golf 6:30a EPL: Chelsea at Burnley B win Danley; Left, . Time—7:20. Atten- column will return. dance—53,114 (56,000). 11:30a PGA: Sanderson Farms 6:30a EPL: Arsenal at Crystal Palace Gymnastics Championship Golf Ch. NBCSN 6a World championships: men’s team 2:30p Champions: QQQ Championship 9a EPL: Everton at Manchester United final Olympic Ch. Golf Ch. !38B Warriors Radio: 95.7 Sharks TV: NBCSCA, unless 10a Bundesliga: Leverkusen at Bremen NBA Horse racing FS1 TV: NBCSBA, unless noted noted Radio: 98.5 5p Warriors at Chicago NBCSBA (95.7) 10a Serie A: Sampdoria at Milan ESPN SUNMON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUNMON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 12:45p Golden Gate Fields 5p L.A. 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LAC Atl Hou Dal Cal Nsh Tor StL 1p EPL: Manchester City at Tottenham 6:30a vs. Jacksonville, TNT* Volleyball NBCSN 7:30p 7:30p 5p 5:30p 6p 7:30p 7:30p 7:30p in London NFL Net 4p Women: Stanford at UCLA P12Net 10a Seattle at Detroit 2t Tennis 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 SA OKC Por Sac Edm Van Veg 1p at Raiders 5#z World Series 3a ATP: Paris Masters Tennis Ch. (740, 106.9) ESPN* 1:25p 49ers at Arizona 2t(680, 107.7) 5:15p Game 5: Boston at Los Angeles 4p 7:30p 7:30p 5:30p 7:30p 6p 7p 2t(1050) 5:20p New Orleans at Minnesota !38 YN = Home games * Also on NBCSBA YN = Home games XXXXX• SFChronicle.com | Sunday, October 28, 2018 | B3 WORLD SERIES

RED SOX 9, DODGERS 6 Game 4 Boston on brink of title after big rally

By Greg Beacham Steve Pearce hit a tying ho- mer in the eighth and a three- LOS ANGELES — An 18- run double in the ninth, and the inning loss in Game 3 of the Red Sox emphatically rallied for World Series couldn’t wear out a9-6 victory over the Los Ange- the Boston Red Sox. A four-run les Dodgers on Saturday. deficit late in Game 4 definitely Pinch-hitter Rafael Devers didn’t faze them. singled home Brock Holt with This plucky powerhouse just the tie-breaking run in the kept getting big hits to move to ninth as Boston roared to a 3-1 the brink of another champi- lead in the best-of-seven series. onship. Game 5 is Sunday at Dodger Stadium, where the Red Sox have a chance to close out a Red Sox 9, Dodgers 6 spectacular season with their Boston AB RHBI BB SO Avg. fourth title in 15 years. David Betts cf 410011.211 Benintendi lf 511000.357 Price will start for Boston, Clay- Pearce 1b 422410.250 Martinez rf 400013.214 ton Kershaw for Los Angeles. Bogaerts ss 411110.105 Nunez 3b 500003.300 “We’re not out yet,” Dodgers Kimbrel p000000— manager Dave Roberts said. Holt 2b 221020.250 Vazquez c201000.250 “Our guys aren’t done. We’ve Bradley Jr. ph 100000.231 Leon c000000.500 got our best going tomorrow Devers ph-3b 111100.200 and we’re expecting to win a Rodriguez p100001.000 M.Barnes p000000— baseball game.” Moreland ph 111300.125 Kelly p000000— Shortly after Yasiel Puig’s Swihart ph-c 100000.000 three-run homer in the sixth Totals 35 98968 put the Dodgers up 4-0, Bos- Los Angeles AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Freese 1b 200001.333 ton’s incredible surge began Hernandez pr-2b-lf 211200.182 with pinch-hitter Mitch More- Muncy 2b-1b 501001.286 Sean M. Haffey / Getty Images Turner 3b 413010.381 land’s three-run homer. Machado ss 411011.222 Bellinger cf 510002.067 The Red Sox will have trouble Pitcher Kenta Maeda (right) of the Dodgers reacts after giving up a run-scoring single to Puig rf 411300.235 topping this performance, in Xander Bogaerts of the Red Sox in the ninth inning as Steve Pearce crosses the plate. Taylor lf 302011.167 Maeda p000000— which they overcame a three- A.Barnes c300002.000 Grandal ph-c 100001.200 run deficit in a World Series Schedule play in the ninth when he slid to After Dodgers starter Rich Hill p200000.000 Alexander p000000— game for only the second time. stop Manny Machado’s hard Hill baffled Boston with one-hit Madson p000000— Boston also rallied from three DODGERS VS. RED SOX grounder at third before throw- ball into the seventh inning, Los Pederson ph 100001.091 Jansen p000000— runs down against Cincinnati in Boston leads series 3-1 ing across the diamond to get Angeles was up 4-0 and need- Floro p000000— Wood p000000— 1975 in Game 6, best known for Game 1: Red Sox 8, Dodgers 4 the Dodgers slugger for the ing just seven outs to even the Dozier 2b 010010.000 Carlton Fisk’s dramatic homer second out. Craig Kimbrel then series. The Dodgers’ embattled Totals 36 695410 in the 12th after Bernie Carbo Game 2: Red Sox 4, Dodgers 2 got Cody Bellinger on a fly to bullpen was shredded by Bos- Boston 000 000 315 —981 Los Angeles 000 004 002 —690 tied it with a three-run shot. Game 3: Dodgers 3, Red Sox 2 end it, leaving Puig in the on- ton’s bats. E—Vazquez (1). LOB—Boston 6, Los Angeles 8. Pearce was an unlikely candi- (18) deck circle. Moreland got the comeback 2B—Pearce (1), Holt (1), Turner (2). HR—Moreland (1), off Madson; Pearce (1), off Jansen; Puig (1), off Rodriguez; date to become the latest post- Game 4: Red Sox 9, Dodgers 6 Less than 17 hours after Max started with his three-run shot Hernandez (1), off Kimbrel. RBIs—Pearce 4 (5), Bogaerts (2), Moreland 3 (3), Devers (2), Puig 3 (4), Hernandez 2 season hero in Boston’s lengthy Sunday: at L.A., 5:15 p.m. Muncy’s 18th-inning homer for off Ryan Madson. (2). October history, but he did it the Dodgers ended the longest Pearce then repeated the Tuesday: at Boston, 5:09 p.m.* Boston IP HRER BB SO NP ERA twice. The 35-year-old journey- game in World Series history at Game 3 feat of Jackie Bradley Jr., 2 Rodriguez5⁄34442693 5.68 1 Wed.: at Boston, 5:09 p.m.* M.Barnes ⁄3 0001111 0.00 man connected off All-Star 7hours, 20 minutes, the teams who also hit a tying homer off Kelly, W, 1-0 23000330 0.00 Kimbrel 12221028 4.15 closer Kenley Jansen for the *if necessary; Games on 2t were back on the field. Jansen in the eighth. Los Angeles IP HRER BB SO NP ERA tying homer in the eighth, and Muncy went 1 for 5 in Game 4 Dodger Stadium was already

1 Hill6⁄31113791 1.42 he cleared the bases one inning after his early-morning heroics rumbling with tension and fear Alexander 001110 413.50 2 Madson, H, 1 ⁄3 11100 83.86 later with a double to the gap. pennant is now one win from for the Dodgers, who must when Holt doubled in the ninth Jansen, BS, 2-2 11110110 6.00 2 After this impressive escape, this formerly tormented fran- overcome a 3-1 deficit to end off Dylan Floro. Devers sent Floro, L, 0-1 ⁄3 2331010 11.57 Wood 011100 47.71 the superlative Boston roster chise’s ninth World Series their 30-year championship him home with a single to cen- 1 Maeda ⁄3 2111012 3.00 that won 108 regular-season crown. drought. Only six teams have ter — and three batters later, Alexander pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Wood pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. Inherited runners-scored—Alexander games and then rolled through Enrique Hernandez hit a accomplished the feat in the Pearce cleared the bases. 1-0, Madson 2-2, Wood 2-0, Maeda 3-3. HBP—Hill (Rodri- guez), Rodriguez (Freese). Umpires—Home, Chad Fair- the 100-win New Yo rk Yankees two-run homer in the ninth for World Series, although the child; First, Jeff Nelson; Second, Jim Reynolds; Third, Fiel- and the defending champion Los Angeles. did it just two Greg Beacham is an Associated din Culbreth; Right, Ted Barrett; Left, . Time—3:57. Attendance—54,400 (56,000). to win the AL Devers added a big defensive years ago. Press Writer.

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B6 | Sunday, October 28, 2018 | SFChronicle.com XXXXX• SPORTS NHL A 1st: 5 leagues Draisaitl and Caggiula playing in L.A. area in one day help Oilers end long ASSOCIATED PRESS skid against Predators LOS ANGELES — Call it a sports eclipse. All five major U.S. sports CHRONICLE NEWS SERVICES Sharks on Sunday leagues will play in the Los Angeles area Sunday. Accord- It’s been a long time since Who: Sharks (5-3-2) ing to Elias Sports Bureau, it’s Edmonton beat host Nashville at Anaheim (5-5-1) the first time that’s happened — so long that the streak is When: 5 p.m. in the same metropolitan area meaningless to many of the TV/Radio: NBCSCA/98.5 on the same day. Oilers. Mark Humphrey / Associated Press The NFL, MLB, NHL, NBA Leon Draisaitl and Drake Edmonton center Leon Draisaitl celebrates scoring against and MLS will all be in action Caggiula each scored twice, against the reigning Presi- host Nashville in the third period, his second of the game. within miles of each other. and the Oilers ended a 13-game dents’ Trophy winner (Nash- The start losing streak against the Preda- ville) and the defending Stan- Islanders take a 3-0 lead through two host Minnesota ahead on the power the sports feast at 12:30 p.m. tors with a 5-3 victory Satur- ley Cup champion (Washing- periods in a game between teams play with 9:44 remaining, and Jonas when they play the New Yo rk near the bottom of the Eastern Con- Brodin had a late empty-netter as the day. ton). ference. Nelson scored in the first and Wild held on to beat Colorado. Staal’s Rangers at Staples Center in “I know that the media and “We’ve been playing some third periods in his third straight game goal came on the fifth power play of downtown Los Angeles. everybody else likes to string pretty tough teams as of late,” with a goal. the night for Minnesota, which won its A few miles away, the Green together streaks and that type Caggiula said. “We’ve got a Devils 3, Panthers 2: Kyle Palmieri fifth straight. The Wild had failed to Bay Packers kick off against of stuff, but when this streak tough schedule with some had a goal and an and Keith score with the man advantage until the at the Staal’s shot from between the faceoff started a lot of these players travel and some road games, Kinkaid made 35 saves as host New Los Angeles Coliseum a half Jersey stopped a three-game slide. circles found its way past Semyon weren’t even here,” Oilers and I think we’re just playing Taylor Hall and Blake Coleman also Varlamov. hour later. coach Todd McLellan said. confidently. We believe in one scored for the Devils, who won for the Blues 7, Blackhawks 3: Vladimir The Houston Dynamo visit “Connor (McDavid) was prob- another.” first time since opening the season Tarasenko scored two goals, Ryan the Los Angeles Galaxy at with four consecutive victories. Nico O’Reilly and Zach Sanford each had ably still playing juniors. From Capitals 4, Flames 3: Nicklas Back- StubHub Center in Carson, Hischier had two assists. Florida lost three points, and host St. Louis strom scored the winner in a shootout an organizational standpoint, for the third time in four games. snapped a two-game skid. south of downtown at 1:30 it’s important, but for the guys and goaltender Pheonix Copley p.m. Game 5 of the World earned his first career victory for Canadiens 3, Bruins 0: Brendan Maple Leafs 3, Jets 2: Jake Gardiner that have been here two or visiting Washington. Matt Niskanen, Gallagher and Max Domi scored 1:21 and Kasperi Kapanen scored in a late Series between the Boston Red three years it is a big win.” Jakub Vrana and T.J. Oshie scored apart midway into the first period, and 26-second span and Toronto over- Sox and McDavid also scored and goals for Washington, which has won Carey Price made it stand up with 33 came the loss of star center Auston begins shortly after 5 p.m. Mika Koskinen made 24 saves two of three on its Canadian trip. saves for his first shutout of the Matthews to beat visiting Winnipeg. In the nightcap, the Los season to lead visiting Montreal. The Matthews left in the second period Coyotes 7, Lightning 1: Michael in his first start of the season Canadiens snapped a six-game losing after injuring his left shoulder absorb- Angeles Clippers host the Grabner scored two short-handed and first for the Oilers. Ed- streak against the Bruins. It was ing a hit from defenseman Jacob at Sta- goals to boost host Arizona. Clayton Price’s 41st career shutout. Trouba. monton was 0-11-2 in its previ- Keller, Vinnie Hinostroza, Jordan ples Center. ous 13 games against the Preda- Oesterle, Derek Stepan and Richard Blue Jackets 5, Sabres 4: Artemi Briefly: Senators coach Guy Boucher Not to be left out, the Ana- tors. Panik also had goals for the Coyotes, Panarin scored 31 seconds into over- said that forward Zack Smith, who heim Ducks host the Sharks in Filip Forsberg had a hat trick whose seven goals were a season time to lead host Columbus. Buffalo suffered a broken bone in his face Orange County about the high. got a pair of goals in a two-minute Friday when he fell into an opponent’s for Nashville, and Juuse Saros span in the third period to tie it, set- skate, will be sidelined for at least a same time the World Series Islanders 6, Flyers 1: Brock Nelson stopped 30 shots. ting up the snipe by Panarin, month. ... Lightning defenseman begins. scored two goals and Robin Lehner a shot from the left circle that glanced Victor Hedman will be out for at least The Oilers are 5-1-1 in their stopped 22 shots for visiting New But come Monday, they rest. off the far post. a week because of an upper-body past seven games, with their York. Leo Komarov and Anthony None of the leagues is playing injury suffered Friday, the team said. most recent wins coming Beauvillier also scored to help the Wild 3, Avalanche 2: Eric Staal put in L.A.

NBA 93-91 with 10 minutes remain- had the ball, and DeRozan hit a Redick and Robert Covington hit key ing when DeRozan laid in his tough, tough two over Josh. We three-pointers late to lead host Phila- delphia past Charlotte. own miss after beating three did our job, and that’s all you scored 37 points for the Hornets. DeRozan comes up big Lakers to the rebound. can ask for.” “I just wanted to kind of get Bucks 113, Magic 91: Giannis An- Heat 120, Trail Blazers 111: Goran that bucket, kind of get the tetokounmpo scored 21 points as host Dragic scored 28 points, Dwyane as Spurs defeat Lakers crowd into it, get your team- Milwaukee beat Orlando for its sixth Wade and each had 19 and host Miami scrambled in the final mates into it, the bench gets straight win to start the season, one shy of the team record set in 1971-72. minutes to beat Portland after letting ASSOCIATED PRESS the fourth quarter, for his sec- into and we all kind of feed off a 19-point lead slip away. Damian ond double-double in five the energy after that,” he said. Jazz 132, Pelicans 111: Ricky Rubio Lillard had 42 points for the Blazers. The are games after failing to get any San Antonio would build the had 28 points and 12 assists, had 25 points and 14 re- Bulls 97, Hawks 85: Zach LaVine still working to develop a com- last season with Toronto. lead to eight points before bounds, and visiting Utah became the scored 27 points and visiting Chicago fort and chemistry, but have “Whenever we’re down, it’s James cut it to 106-105 with first team this season to beat New was 7 of 10 from three-point range in already discovered they can kind of natural to me to just try four straight points and an Orleans. New Orleans played without the fourth quarter to pull away. count on DeMar DeRozan to to be more aggressive,” DeRo- assist to Josh Hart on a three- All-Star forward Anthony Davis. He was ruled out shortly before the game Grizzlies 117, Suns 96: come through late. zan said. “Go out there, wheth- pointer. DeRozan responded because of his sprained right elbow — scored 19 points, Mike Conley added DeRozan had 30 points, 12 er it’s to score or try to find with a fadeaway jumper on an injury through which he’d played in 18 and host Memphis took a big lead rebounds and eight assists and guys and just try to get us go- Hart with 15.9 seconds remain- a victory a night earlier over Brooklyn. in the first half before coasting. , the top pick in last the Spurs rallied in the fourth ing.” ing to help preserve the lead Celtics 109, Pistons 89: Jaylen summer’s , scored 24 points — Brown scored 19 points, Marcus quarter, overcoming 35 points San Antonio fed off the ener- and the eventual win. tops for his young season — and had Morris added 18 and visiting Boston and 11 rebounds from LeBron gy, rebounding from a 20-point “When you have those eight rebounds for Phoenix. handed Detroit its first loss of the James to beat the visiting Los loss against as Gregg games where your offense isn’t season. had 18 Pacers 119, Cavaliers 107: Bojan Angeles Lakers 110-106 on Popovich became the fifth clicking like it is, you’ve got to points and eight rebounds for the Bogdanovic scored 25 points, Victor Saturday night. coach to win 1,200 games and be able to rely on your defense, Pistons. Oladipo had 24 and visiting Indiana DeRozan had 14 points in the the first to do so with one team. and we did that tonight,” James 76ers 105, Hornets 103: Joel Embiid dropped , missing forward second half, including eight in The Spurs’ first lead came at said. “We were down one, they had 27 points and 14 rebounds, and JJ (sore left foot), to 0-6. Unselfish Warriors duo gets even better

Warriorsfrom page B1 Sunday’s game ersover his helplessdefender’s Who: Warriors (5-1) at Nets (2-3) outstretched arms.Lose track of When: 2 p.m. Curry along the perimeter — TV/Radio: NBCSBA/95.7 even 30-plus feet from the rim— and he can unleash one of his signature scoring binges. Send “Shoot the ball!” Curry had multiple defenders toward barely crossed the opposite Curry? He will find Durant with free-throw line. apass. Two nights later,in Madison “To see them both in a groove SquareGarden,it was Curry like this so early in the season imploring Durant to shoot.To has been amazing to watch,” help GoldenState pullaway late forward KevonLooney said. against the Knicks, Durant “They can’t keep bailing us out scored 25 points in the fourth with these terrific performances quarter to set a career high for to win games.But as long as they points in any quarter. keep doing it, we’llkeep enjoy- “Low key, we becomefans on ing it.” the court just watching great- Though the sample size is ness,”Curry said. Mary Altaffer / Associated Press small,Curry and Durant are In 2016-17,after taking a cou- Warriors forward Kevin Durant poured in 41 points and guard 29 in Friday playing together better than at ple of months to get comfortable night’s rout against the Knicks. Curry is averaging 33.7 points in six games and Durant 29.7. any time since Durant decided playing alongside each other, 27 months ago that they would Curry and Durant silenced Warriors’ hottest hands be better off challenging LeBron anyonewho questionedwheth- James together. er Durant’s additionwould A look at Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant’s past two games — wins over Washington and New York: Curry and Durant rank sec- throw off the Warriors’chem- Stephen Curry Kevin Durant ond and sixth in the NBA, re- istry. WithCurry and Durant Date FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTAPts FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTAPoints spectively, in points per game. working in concert, Golden Twice this season, they have Statesteamrolled to its second Vs. WizardsWed.15-24 11-16 10-10 51 13-18 1-33-3 30 both scoredat least 30 points in NBA championship in three At KnicksFri. 10-18 6-11 3-32917-24 5-9 2-2 41 the same game. years, outscoring opponents by Totals 25-4217-27 13-13 80 30-426-125-5 71 Curry has made at least five 13.5 points per game in the play- three-pointers in each of his first offs. Durant missed extended time Now both 30 years old,Curry each is perfectly willing to sit six games to match the NBA Finding that equilibrium was because of injuries at various and Durant are helping each back and let the other do his record setby George McCloud much tougher forCurry and points. other find another level of bril- thing,” Golden State to start the1995-96 season. To Durant in their second season WithCurry sidelined for liance as they navigate the next SteveKerr said. “That kind of score 51 points — three shy of his together.After watching those most of March and April, Du- stage of their careers.Twenty- unselfish nature comes sort of career high — in Wednesday’s two overwhelm the competition rant became theWarriors’ un- nine other teams are left toface a easily to them.It’s a dramatic rout ofWashington,Curry the previous season, teams had questionedNo. 1 offensive op- sobering truth: There is no dynamic for our teamwhenyou needed only 32 minutes and 24 abetter sense for how to make tion. An offense built around obviousdefense for two genera- have that.” shots. life difficult on them,getting Curry’s three-point exploits and tional talents maximizing one Late in the first quarter of that more physical withCurry and spontaneous bursts of glee another’s gifts. Connor Letourneau is a San game, while Curry was in the putting multiple bodies in front became reliant on Durant’s “The thing that makes them Francisco Chronicle staff writer. midst of a blistering shooting of Durant to deny him the ball.It ability to beat his man off the pretty unique is they’re each Email: cletourneau@sfchronicle. run, Durant yelledat him, also didn’t help thatCurry and dribble. big-timesuperstars, and yet com Twitter: @Con_Chron XXXXX• SFChronicle.com | Sunday, October 28, 2018 | B7 SPORTS

BRUCE JENKINS NBA Vaunted Rockets stumbling badly out of the gate

Down in the rubble of NBA thought if the Rockets pull off a mediocrity at this early stage of trade for Butler,and as Oklaho- the season,we find theHouston ma City discovered last year,a Rockets. A revival seems likely. sullen and moody Anthony isn’t An encore performance as the good for the climate. Warriors’ biggest challenger — Howdesperate are the Rock- that could be difficult. ets in their pursuit of Butler? “Right now, they are avery Their latest offer reportedly had bad basketball team, and they four future first-round draft know it,” wroteJonathan Fei- choicesgoing toMinnesota. gen in the Houston Chronicle. That wouldn’t necessarily mean “Thedefense has been atro- the sacrifice of their future — cious, the offense mediocre. those picks could bevaluable in Even the shooting that seemed trade — but so reliable has betrayed them.” ’s obsession with Coach Mike D’Antonimade the Warriors has never been Tim Warner / Getty Images some bold preseason predic- more profound. (13), Michael Carter-Williams and the Rockets could add Jimmy Butler via trade, tions about his team being “even WouldButler be enough to but Butler’s style might not mesh with the system run by Houston coach Mike D’Antoni. better defensively” than last make Houston the favorite in season’s squad but nobody took the Western Conference? His Washington, but there was a bit talent ranks with the league’s horrible teammate. They don’t him seriously, and the evidence defensive presence would be of revenge attached. A few best centers. Towns, at least so know how he treats people.” is glaring. The Rocketswere invaluable, but after his tem- nights before, against Portland, far, has gone into a shell. And 1 Strange: Morey responded to playing without James Harden pestuous final season in Chica- the Wizards’ the Minnesota fans, at first Rondo’s tirade by tweeting a (hamstring) Friday night, but go and a recklessly defiant atti- rose off the bench to yank on somewhat supportive of Butler, graphic illustrating a black there was no excuse for their tude that has destroyed the ’s shorts as Curry booed the team without mercy kettle and a black pot. Doesn’t paltry defense in an embarrass- Timberwolves’ chemistry, don’t was playing. What a pathetic during Friday night’s 125-95 loss that insinuate that Paul can be a ing 133-113 loss to the Clippers. count on Butler as any kind of stunt. Seth wasappalled, and to Milwaukee. pill around his Houston team- “Just awful,” asD’Antoni de- leader. Even his scoring poten- the refs missed it.Not everyone 1 got it right mates, as well? scribed it. tial could come at a price. did. on TNT’s “Inside the NBA,” “We’ve got to go back to the “Clearly, hewould elevate 1 A number of players say Paul 1 The Warriors’ so-called afterShaquille O’Neal got it drawing board and figure out Houston’s talent,” former NBA and Rondo have hated each “death” lineup, with Dray- wrong: The Lakers need to start the best solution for this team,” playerTim Leglersaid on other for years. We generally mond Greenat center, was a , not , saidChris Paul, who returned ESPN, “but Idon’t understand don’t encourage violence, but centerpiece of three champi- at the point. It’s all about next to action after serving a three- how he can fit into their system. the next time they get into it, just onships. What happens when year with the Lakers, assuming gamesuspension, in an in- This is a team predicated on clear the . Hold everybody DeMarcus Cousins plays they pick up a star or two, and terview with ESPN. “Compar- running literally one set, the back and let them throw down center? “The Grim Reaper line- Ball, already a genius passer,is ing last year and this year, you entire game. A high ball screen for a minute or so. up,” saidPaul Pierceon ESPN. rapidly improving with his just can’t do it.” with two of the best guys to ever 1 Hard to imagine anyone top- defense, rebounding and out- Some are wondering if the do it (Harden and Paul) and a 1 The biggest casualty of the ping Toronto’s side shooting. He’s the future, Rockets’defensive scheme, bunch of shooting spaced out. Butler uproar in Minnesota: for steal of the year.Stationed at and he’ll make sweet music with built around constant switch- Butler isn’t a spot-up, space- center Karl-Anthony Towns, the right elbow, sensing that LeBron Jameswhen the team ing, remains viable in the ab- and-shoot guy. He needs a who often looks completely Minnesota’sGorgui Dieng acquires top-flight shooters. sence of Trevor Ariza,Luc rhythm. Run some stuff for him unmotivated and actually took would throw a bounce pass Mbah a Moute and the club’s in the post, give him some (isola- himself out of Wednesday 1 Rondo is one hell of a floor from the three-point line to defensive mastermind, assis- tions). Let him handle the ball a night’s game against Toronto general, but will he even be with Butler, Leonard made an all-out tant coach Jeff Bzdelik,who little bit. I don’t see that happen- after a desultory performance. the team next year? Andwhat dive without actually seeing the retired before training camp. ing in Houston.” “KAT just has that look in his does it say about his leadership pass. He just dove to the spot, Then there’s the matter of face that he doesn’t want to play when he expresses no regret blindly, and collared the ball ,whostart- Around the NBA tonight,” saidT’wolves broad- over his on-court fight with Paul with his enormous left hand. ed Friday night’s game. He casterJim Petersenon the air. (an incident apparently trig- Astounding. scored 24 points, but that’s a 1 “Family business” is a pop- Yo u’d think if someone (like gered when Rondo spat in his strategy that leads nowhere, ularslogan in the Curry family. Butler) calls you “soft,”you’d face)?He decided he’d keep Bruce Jenkins is a San Francisco particularly with all thoseJim- Not sure if theyapplied it to respond with a passion — par- going after Paul, saying, “Every- Chronicle columnist. Email: my Butlerrumors in the wind. Stephen’s 51-point game ticularly if you just signed a onewants to believe CP is a good [email protected] Anthony will become an after- Wednesday night against lucrative five-year deal and your guy. They don’t know he’s a Twitter: @Bruce_Jenkins1

GYMNASTICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS SOCCER Biles fights through kidney stone Helicopter in flames after crash in Leicester By Will Graves

DOHA, Qatar — Simone ASSOCIATED PRESS Quakes finale Biles spent a portion of the night before her return to the A helicopter was engulfed in Who: Earthquakes at Seattle world championships in an flames in a carpark outside When: 1:30 p.m., Sunday emergency room. The sensa- English Premier League club TV/Radio: NBCSCA/680 tion she chalked up to the usual Leicester shortly after a game pre-meet stress evolved into on Saturday. searing agony that at times left The helicopter belonging to of Barcelona and Espanyol. her crawling on the floor. Leicester’s ownership took off Barcelona can reclaim the lead When a CT scan revealed a from the center of the field at Sunday when it hosts Real kidney stone — one she nick- King Power Stadium more than Madrid in the season’s first named “the Doha Pearl” — the an hour after the game against clasico. reigning Olympic gymnastics West Ham, a 1-1 draw, and champion grabbed her stuff crashed seconds later. : Cristiano Ronaldo scored and discharged herself from There were no immediate twice as Juventus came from the hospital, telling the staff details about who was on behind to win at relegation- she’ll deal with the pain later. board. The team said it was threatened Empoli 2-1 and “I heard roller-coasters assisting authorities with “a maintain its unbeaten start in might help kidney stones,” major incident” outside the Serie A. Biles said. “A nd I’m like ‘Well, stadium, but no further in- : Borussia Dortmund Vadim Ghirda / Associated Press I’m basically like my own little formation was provided. was moments away from victo- roller-coaster out there.’ ” performs her floor exercise during qualifying Leicester was bought in 2010 ry in injury time until it allowed One that turns each perfor- sessions for the world championships in Doha, Qatar. by billionaire Vichai Srivadd- a penalty, which Salomon Ka- mance into a thrill ride of its hanaprabha, who also owns lou converted for Hertha Berlin own. Smiling through each No matter. Biles, 21, did what cent, the gap between herself Thai duty-free retail giant King to draw with the Bundesliga twist, flip and turn, Biles was she always seems to do when and the rest of the world is so Power. leader 2-2. Jadon Sancho, 18, nearly flawless during qualify- the rest of her sport is watch- sizable it might not matter. She 1 Sadio Mane scored twice and scored twice for Dortmund. ing Saturday, posting the high- ing: She dominated. Her all- finished more than four points Mohamed Salah and Xherdan The result allowed Bayern est scores on , around total marked the high- ahead of teammate and 2017 Shaqiri added a goal apiece as Munich, which beat Mainz 2-1, floor exercise and on her est in the world since her world champion , unbeaten Liverpool took a to move to two points behind way to a total of 60.965 on a day medal-winning total at the 2016 whose score of 56.465 edged three-point lead over second- Dortmund after nine league when the Americans put up a Summer Olympics. And still ’s for place Manchester City in the games. team score of 174.429, a stagger- she sees room for improve- second halfway through qual- EPL standings with a 4-1 win ing 12 points clear of second- ment. ifying and assured Hurd of a over Cardiff. MLS decision day: Major place Japan through six of 11 Asked what she’d give her- spot in the finals. Liverpool is also five points League Soccer’s regular season qualifying groups. self on a day she completed a The public address system ahead of Tottenham, Chelsea ends Sunday when all games “She’s Simone,” U.S. high vault in competition that will played a bell akin to the start of and Arsenal. Chelsea visits are played at the same time. performance coordinator Tom end up bearing her name the a boxing match when the U.S. Burnley on Sunday, when Ar- There are still two playoff Forster said. “You’d expect the next time the code of points is headed to . What senal travels to London rival spots up for grabs, one in the same out of a or updated, Biles shrugged and happened over the next 90 Crystal Palace. Manchester City Eastern Conference and one in a Tiger Woods, and that’s who said, “Six or seven.” minutes was the gymnastics and Tottenham play Monday at the West. she is in our sport. And she Not bad considering Biles version of a technical knock- . If the Los Angeles Galaxy showed it.” was initially concerned she had out. Hurd led off with a 14.466 beat the Houston Dynamo, Even though she didn’t get appendicitis, which would that seemed to send a message : Atletico Madrid they’ll snatch that last playoff back to the hotel room she have forced her to sit out the that while the faces with the bounced back from its worst spot in the West from Real Salt shares with teammate Riley competition entirely. Instead Stars-and-Stripes leotards defeat under coach Diego Sime- Lake. McCusker until after 1 a.m. on it’s “just” a kidney stone, albeit change, the expectations and one by beating Real Sociedad After two consecutive losses, Saturday. Even after skipping one Biles believes she won’t be results do not. 2-0 to take the lead of the Span- the Columbus Crew are hang- the early workout as a precau- able to pass, meaning she’s “There’s clearly a lot of pres- ish league. ing on to the sixth and final spot tion. Even though she couldn’t going to have to deal with it sure there,” Hurd said. “How Atlatico Madrid’s home vic- in the East. Montreal is two be treated with the same pain throughout a very busy week many world championships tory came three days after it lost points back. The Crew host medication typically given that will include team finals, has the U.S. won? We have to at Borussia Dortmund 4-0 in Minnesota United on Sunday, those dealing with kidney the all-around final and all four keep the pedestal.” the Champions League, its while the Impact — riding a stones because doing so would event finals. biggest loss in 390 matches two-game winning streak — put her in jeopardy of failing a Biles believes she’ll be fine. Will Graves is an Associated since Simeone took over in 2011. visit the New England Revolu- drug test. Even if she’s not quite 100 per- Press writer. Atletico was one point ahead tion. B8 | Sunday, October 28, 2018 | SFChronicle.com XXXXX•

CAL BEAT drive to seal the game.” “We proved to ourselves at No. 14 Washington State on After the game, Laird that we could follow through Saturday has been scheduled missed the team gathering in with what we were saying.” for a 7:45 p.m. kickoff on the locker room, too. ESPN. The Cougars (7-1, 4-1 O-line paved way Quarterback update: Red- Instead of participating in Pac-12) have dropped 11 of the shirt freshman quarterback the “Bear Territory” chant past 13 meetings in the series. Chase Garbers got his sec- with his teammates, Laird at end of upset win ond straight start for Cal after wasinundated by fans for Briefly: Washington entered spending the majority of loss- what he estimated to be 75 the game averaging 28.6 es to Arizona and UCLA on By Rusty Simmons said senior selfies on the field. points per game. … This the sideline. Patrick Laird, who ran three “This validates what we’ve marked the first time Cal Garbers went 16-for-23 for Cal’s offense managed only times for 14 yards and con- been doing the past couple of didn’t cough up a 153 yards and didn’t commit a 2.5 yards per carry Saturday, verted a 3rd-and-4 situation weeks,” said Laird, who was since its season-opening win turnover against a defense but it clinched a 12-10 upset with a 4-yard reception on the one of the most vocal guys in over North Carolina. ... Soph- that came into the game over No. 15 Washington at final drive.“They had a little the players-only meeting be- omore Camryn ranked 10th in the country in Memorial Stadium by milking huddle right before that drive. fore last weekend’s victory at Bynum notched a sack, an scoring. the game’s final 4:51 off the I was going to try to sneak in, Oregon State. “We went interception and his team- “That guy is just a flat- clock. but they wouldn’t let me. through a tough stretch, and leading seventh pass breakup. liner,” head coach Justin Wil- Right before , the “Those five guys were just we made a decision as a team. cox said. “The game is never Bears’ offensive line had a saying: ‘Two first downs. Two Sometimes teams, players and too big for him.” meeting on the sideline. first downs.’ … It was those organizations just say things, Rusty Simmons is a San “The O-line was fired up,” guys who set up that last but they don’t follow through. Schedule update: Cal’s game Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Bears pull off surprise

Calfrom page B1 his pass picked off by Weaver a play later. Browning “is a competitor,” Washington head coach Chris Petersen said. “He’s mad right now, and I expect nothing else, but it is what it is. I was just trying to do something to spark this offense.” Instead, it sparked Cal. Weaver dropped from his middle spot into coverage, leaped to intercept the pass and raced for the front left pylon. Just as right tackle Kaleb McGary closed in to make a potential tackle, Weav- er dived for the that put Cal ahead 12-7 in the final seconds of the third quar- ter. “If you know the type of guy Weaver is, you know when he has a chance to score, he’s Ben Margot / Associated Press going to do everything he can,” Cal’s Evan Weaver (being hugged) is congratulated by teammates after returning a second-half interception for a touchdown. said Cal senior running back Patrick Laird, who ran 22 Cal schedule going to be times when 2 or 3 In its first victory without an Cal 12, No. 15 Washington 10 times for 83 yards. “… That was yards were good.” offensive touchdown since exactly what our team need- Time/ After responding to a three- 1998, Cal limited the Huskies to Washington...... 7003—10 Date Opponent Result ...... 3360—12 ed.” game losing skid with back-to- 128 yards and six first downs Sept. 1N. Carolina W 24-17 A series later, Washington back victories, Cal (5-3, 2-3) during the course of the final SCORING

(6-3, 4-2 Pac-12) went back to Sept. 8at BYUW21-18 needs only one win in its final three quarters, converted 6 of First Quarter Browning, who is among the four games to earn bowl eligi- 16 third-down tries, dominated WAS—Jones 3 pass from Browning (Henry kick), 7:40 Sept. 15 Idaho State W 45-23 CAL—FG Thomas 23, 5:09 conference’s all-time top 10 in bility for just the second time the field-position battle and Second Quarter Sept. 29 Oregon L 42-24 CAL—FG Thomas 35, 6:38 passing yards and touchdown in seven seasons. played a nearly spotless game Third Quarter Oct. 6at Arizona L 24-17 CAL—Weaver 37 interception return, :01 passes. He led a drive for a The victory over Washing- that included only 24 penalty Fourth Quarter field goal that trimmed the Oct. 13 UCLA L 37-7 ton, however, may have an yards and zero turnovers. WAS—FG Henry 26, 4:51 Bears’ lead to 12-10 with 4:51 even larger reach. If last year’s “Every win is big, but this is Oct. 20 at Oregon St.W49-7 TEAM STATISTICS left, but Cal was able to run out victory over then-No. 8 Wash- huge,” Wilcox said. “It gives Oct. 27 WashingtonW12-10 WASCAL the clock and start a celebra- ington State was the an- the guys validation and confi- First downs...... 1314 Rushes-yards...... 33-91 36-91 tion on the field. Nov. 3at Wash. St.7:45 p.m. nouncement of Wilcox’s arriv- dence. We’ve got to build on it. Passing ...... 159 151 Comp-Att-Int ...... 12-25-2 17-24-0 The Bears killed the clock Nov. 10 at USCTBD al, this upset — the Huskies That’s what is most important. Return Yards...... 2776 with six runs and a key third- were 11½-point favorites — … Punts-Avg...... 5-42.6 6-36.83 Nov. 17 StanfordTBD -Lost...... 0-0 1-0 down conversion from quarter- was validation of where the “I think everybody is really Penalties-Yards...... 4-18 4-24 back Chase Garbers to Laird — Nov. 24 Colorado TBD program is headed. excited, and it was a great envi- Time of Possession...... 26:47 33:13 a drive that acted as a micro- Washington State was beat- ronment in the locker room, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS cosm of the gritty effort it took weren’t perfect, but we found a en from the beginning of last but I don’t think anybody in RUSHING — Washington, Pleasant 12-62, McGrew 7-20, Cal to pull off the stunning way to win the game. … year’s 37-3 onslaught, being there is surprised.” Browning 6-11, Ahmed 8-(minus 2). Cal, Laird 22-83, McIl- wain 4-6, Garbers 10-2, Ooms 0-0. victory. “I loved it. Obviously you forced to play in Berkeley six PASSING — Washington, Haener 1-4-1-11, Browning 11-21-1-148. Cal, McIlwain 1-1-0-(minus 2), Garbers 16- “I thought you saw a lot of want to go out and score every days after playing at Oregon. Rusty Simmons is a San 23-0-153. RECEIVING — Washington, Baccellia 4-40, Jones 3-50, toughness out there, just grit time, but we knew against Against Washington on Satur- Francisco Chronicle staff writer. McGrew 1-41, Fuller 1-23, Sample 1-6, Pleasant 1-1, Ah- and determination,” Cal head Washington’s defense, it was day, Cal had to seemingly win Email: rsimmons@sfchronicle. med 1-(minus 2). Cal, Wharton 5-45, Laird 4-28, Bunting 3-12, Ways 2-25, Noa 2-21, Hudson 1-20. coach Justin Wilcox said. “We going to be tough. There were the game on every play. com Twitter: @Rusty_SFChron MISSED FIELD GOALS — Cal, Thomas 41.

PAC-12 FOOTBALL score twice on keepers. The Buffaloes were seem- ingly safe when Travon 92-yard punt return McMillian, who was held to 25 yards on 10 first-half carries, took the first snap of the sec- pulls Arizona State ond half, burst up the middle and raced untouched for a 75-yard score and a 31-3 lead. past USC at Coliseum Nobody at Folsum Field envi- sioned the Buffs blowing a ASSOCIATED PRESS Pac-12 standings program-high 28-point lead like they did against Kansas on N’Keal Harry scored on a NORTH Nov. 6, 2010. 92-yard punt return and Ari- Team Pac-12 All But behind Luton, the Bea- zona State defeated USC 38-35 Washington St.4-1 7-1 vers responded with a 75-yard on Saturday. touchdown drive that ended in Harry also caught a 44-yard Washington 4-26-3 an 8-yard pass to Isaiah Hod- touchdown pass from Manny Stanford3-2 5-3 gins on 4th-and-2. Oregon Wilkins as the Sun Devils Oregon* 2-25-2 Marcio Jose Sanchez / Associated Press State eventually tied it at 34-34 Arizona State players celebrate a rare Sun Devil win at the ended the Trojans’ 19-game Cal2-3 5-3 with 29 seconds left on Luton’s home winning streak. Eno L.A. Coliseum, handing USC’s Clay Helton his first home loss. 10-yard pass to Trevon Brad- Benjamin rushed for 192 yards Oregon St.1-4 2-6 ford, but Ter- and two , and SOUTH a punt for a score. seconds remaining, but Harry rance Lang blocked Jordan Arizona State (4-4, 2-3 Pac-12) Harry put Arizona State up recovered the onside kick. Choukair’s extra point, send- Team Pac-12 All won at the Coliseum for the 31-28 with 2:54 left in the third Harry also had four receptions ing the game to overtime. second time in its past 10 visits Utah 4-2 6-2 quarter, reversing field back to for 95 yards and two carries dating to 2001. USC 3-34-4 his own 2-yard line before for 5 yards. Friday night “It’s quite an accomplish- Colorado 2-35-3 cutting right and finding a lane ment for our football team,” down USC’s sideline. Oregon State 41, Colorado #23 Utah 41, UCLA 10: Zack Arizona St.2-3 4-4 Arizona State coach Herm Helton passed on a 38-yard 34: Jack Colletto’s 1-yard sneak Moss rushed for a career-high Edwards said. “We’ve been on Arizona* 2-3 3-5 field-goal attempt that could in overtime gave the Beavers 211 yards and scored three the wrong side of a lot of these UCLA 2-3 2-6 have tied the game with 10:16 (2-6, 1-4 Pac-12) their first lead touchdowns, and Britain Cov- games. It’s par for how we’ve remaining, and Aca’Cedric and they held on to beat the ey had 132 all-purpose yards played. We finally won a game, * Saturday night game not included Ware was stopped short of the host Buffaloes (5-3, 2-3), deny- and threw a touchdown pass a close game, and it’s good for marker on 4th-and-1 at the ing Colorado’s bid to gain bowl as the visiting Utes (6-2, 4-2 the guys.” Arizona State 20. eligibility before November. Pac-12) won their fourth con- Redshirt freshman Jack interim coach midway through Wilkins kept the ball on Jake Luton rallied Oregon secutive game. Sears threw for 235 yards and the 2015 season. Michael Pitt- 3rd-and-short for a 45-yard State from a 28-point second- Joshua Kelley ran for 90 two touchdowns in his first man Jr. had two touchdown touchdown run to make it half deficit but it wouldn’t have yards and a touchdown, but career start for USC (4-4, 3-3), receptions, and Tyler Vaughns 38-28 following a USC punt. its first road win since 2014 the Bruins (2-6, 2-3) were un- which had not lost at home threw a touchdown pass, Sears threw a 52-yard touch- without Colletto, who returned able to get their third straight since Clay Helton took over as caught a TD pass and returned down pass to Vaughns with 35 from an awful first half to win. XXXXX• SFChronicle.com | Sunday, October 28, 2018 | B9 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Cardinal open things up, fall short

Amid the cries of triumph a significant impact on defense. had Costello flip a touchdown laughter. from Washington State players As it happened, Saturday’s toss to a redshirt freshman, The official attendance was a making their way to the locker BRUCE breakthrough came on the Houston Heimuli, who had gravely disappointing 39,596 — room, one in particular stood evening Stanford coach David never caught a pass for the this is Stanford’s Reunion out. JENKINS Shaw broke from tradition Cardinal. Homecoming weekend — and “Mazza, baby!” with an all-out passing attack. None of this was a surprise take our word for it, the aes- And it felt so wrong. It almost worked, too. to WSU coach Mike Leach, thetics were far worse. The This was not a game to be Minshew will grab the spot- who said after the game, “I only tightly packed sections in decided by a kicker. It was an light with his 40-for-50, 438- thought they came out really the eastern half of the stadium old-fashioned shootout be- menu, but the Utes have a one- yard, three-touchdown perfor- fresh with the passing game, were those occupied by Wash- tween who threw game lead over USC in the mance, but Stanford’s K.J. really sharp. And not only do ington State fans tucked away for massive yardage without an South while holding the tie- Costello was brilliant all eve- those guys catch the ball, they in the northeast corner. After interception. It was meant to breaker. ning, routinely drilling JJ Arce- drag you. It was impressive. Cal finished off Washington end in exactly that fashion. But As for the Bay Area scene, ga-Whiteside, and They’ve got a couple of good across the bay, Stanford and it was a 42-yard field goal by it’s remarkable to consider how TrentIrwin with pinpoint running backs, too.” WSU were playing for first Blake Mazza, a redshirt fresh- a 5-3 overall record can be in- bullets, often in traffic. Costello That was evident when place in the Pac-12’s Northern man, that sealed the Cougars’ terpreted. That’s Stanford’s fate finished the night 34-for-43 for broke off a 43-yard Division — and those thou- 41-38 victory at Stanford on after Saturday night, and with 323 yards and four touch- run in the first quarter, but that sands of empty seats struck the Saturday night. a 3-2 conference record, it may downs, two to the irrepressible was an aberration. Once again, impression of a particularly The residue is rather stun- not be enough for the Cardinal Arcega-Whiteside, as he con- late in the game, Love came up dull game on the junior-college ning to behold, throughout the to run the table against Oregon tinues to climb up anyone’s limping. He was able to play circuit. Pac-12 Conference. Led by State, Cal and UCLA. rankings of Pac-12 quarter- only one down on the Stanford The attendance issue is an candidate Cal’s Bears are also 5-3, but backs. drive that tied the score 38-38 ongoing drag, nothing at all , the Cougars in a state of ecstasy. Did anyone Shaw, who generally starts with 1:25 left. Love totaled just new, on both sides of the bay. If (7-1, 4-1) own first place in the have coach Justin Wilcox’s games with a conservative, 71 yards on six carries on a you want a vintage collegiate Northern Division, with a team beating 15th-ranked up-the-middle running game, night that Stanford — in a atmosphere, make a point of chance to end all arguments if Washington in Berkeley? Be- wisely abandoned all that. If throwback to the days of John seeing a game at Oregon’s Aut- they can beat Washington in hold the 12-10 upset, and al- you fall behind Washington Elway and Jim Plunkett — zen Stadium or Washington’s the Apple Cup (Nov. 23)—and though Cal has no lofty confer- State, you’re not likely to catch lived and died by the pass. Husky Stadium. Better to focus that game is in Pullman. If you ence goals with its 2-3 record, it up. So there was Costello, Did Leach get a little ner- on the scoreboard, and on a watched the Cougars obliterate stands just one victory from throwing nine passes on Stan- vous? “Well, for a while there, fascinating Saturday night, Cal Oregon in that setting last bowl eligibility — and for long- ford’s first, 10-play touchdown it was like doin’ surgery with a was most pleased with the weekend, you’re not doubting time fans of the Bears’ pro- drive. In the second quarter, chainsaw,” he said. view. them in any sense. gram, that sounds like heaven. there was a 4th-and-goal play And in the end, with over- So who is in the driver’s seat Wilcox, after that unfortu- inside the 1-yard line that time looming if Mazza doesn’t Bruce Jenkins is a San Francisco for the Pac-12 title game, Wash- nate slip (37-7) against UCLA would have called for a run- kick that field goal? Chronicle columnist. Email: ington State and Utah? Not the two weeks ago, is back in the ning back in virtually any oth- “We had ’em right where we [email protected] most appetizing option on the picture among coaches making er Stanford game — but Shaw wanted ’em,” he said, drawing Twitter: @Bruce_Jenkins1

NO. 14 WASHINGTON STATE 41, NO. 24 STANFORD 38 Cougars win it with an arm and a leg

By Tom FitzGerald Stanford schedule Everybody knew Washing- Time/ Date Opponent Result ton State would fill Stanford Stadium with passes. Few Aug. 31 St.W31-10 realized that Stanford would, Sept.8USC W 17-3 too. Sept. 15 UC Davis W 30-10 The Cardinal’s main prob- Sept. 22 at Oregon W 38-31 lem was that they couldn’t come up with enough defen- Sept. 29 at N. Dame L 38-17 sive stops against quarter- Oct. 6UtahL40-21 back Gardner Minshew and Oct. 18 at Arizona St.W20-13 the dangerous Cougars. In the end, Minshew hit a Oct. 27 Washington St.L41-38 huge 35-yard pass to Jamire Nov. 3at Wash. 6 p.m. Calvin to set up Blake Maz- Nov. 10 Oregon St.TBD za’s 42-yard field goal with 19 Nov. 17 at CalTBD seconds left. It gave the 14th- ranked Cougars a 41-38 win Nov. 24 at UCLA TBD Saturday night. Thearon W. Henderson / Getty Images “Crunch-time situation — number. Redshirt freshman kicker Blake Mazza connects on a 42-yard field goal with 19 seconds left to give it to Minshew,” Stanford That was too bad because help Washington State edge Stanford 41-38. Stanford had tied the game 66 seconds earlier. head coach David Shaw said. this game was a thriller. “That’s an unbelievable Stanford had leads of 7-0, Falk threw an 11-yard pass to Early in the fourth quar- No. 14 Washington St. 41, throw down the middle. 14-7, 28-14 and 31-24 before Calvin in the fourth quarter ter, Minshew tied it 31-31 on No. 24 Stanford 38 About 6 inches off either the Cougars stormed back. to win it 24-21. a7-yard pass to Tay Martin, Wash. St...... 14 3717—41 way, and it’s incomplete.” They outscored the Cardinal “That was a difficult game who made a leaping catch in Stanford...... 14 14 37—38 The Cougars (7-1, 4-1 17-7 in the fourth quarter. for me to take,” Shaw said. “I the back of the end zone. SCORING Pac-12) took over first place “That was a great college took it hard. This game plan, WSU’s James Williams’ First Quarter STA—Arcega-Whiteside 18 pass from Costello (Toner in the North Division as football game,” Shaw said. honestly, started that night. second rushing touchdown kick), 11:09 WST—J.Williams 5 run (Mazza kick), 8:17 Washington lost to Cal. “We just ended up on the This was the way we wanted of the game, a 3-yarder, cut WST—Borghi 4 pass from Minshew (Mazza kick), 5:23 The No. 24 Cardinal (5-3, wrong side of it.” to play against these guys. Stanford’s lead to 28-24 early STA—Scarlett 2 run (Toner kick), 1:22 Second Quarter 3-2) lost their third straight He didn’t think the Cou- We thought it gave us the in the third quarter. STA—Smith 10 pass from Costello (Toner kick), 9:25 STA—Heimuli 1 pass from Costello (Toner kick), 1:04 in the series with the Cou- gars had an advantage in a best chance to win.” It was a night of strong WST—FG Mazza 23, :00 gars. shoot-out because they’re In other words, the Cardi- offensive performances. Ar- Third Quarter WST—J.Williams 3 run (Mazza kick), 10:32 Minshew, the nation’s lead- used to passing a lot. nal thought that although the cega-Whiteside had 10 catch- STA—FG Toner 40, 6:16 Fourth Quarter ing passer, was every bit as But he said, “They’re very Cougars lived by the pass, es for 111 yards and two WST—Martin 7 pass from Minshew (Mazza kick), 12:26 good as advertised. He com- good.” In contrast to the they could be passed on as touchdowns. Ka- WST—Bell 3 pass from Minshew (Mazza kick), 4:28 STA—Arcega-Whiteside 25 pass from Costello (Toner pleted 40 of 50 passes for 438 Notre Dame and Utah losses, well. den Smith caught nine pass- kick), 1:25 WST—FG Mazza 42, :19 yards and three touchdowns even the win over Oregon, “They called on me early es for 112 yards and a touch- A—39,596. without an interception. when Stanford committed to get us in a rhythm, and I down. And Trent Irwin had TEAM STATISTICS But Stanford had a prolific turnovers, blew coverages was grateful for that call,” the best game of his career WSTSTA First downs...... 2427 passer of its own. K.J. Costel- and missed tackles, Washing- Costello said. “We all an- with eight catches for 80 Rushes-yards...... 19-59 23-120 lo completed 34 of 43 passes ton State “earned it.” swered it in a great way. yards. Passing ...... 438 323 Comp-Att-Int ...... 40-50-0 34-43-0 for 323 yards and four touch- There were some missed We’ve been asking ourselves But the Cougars were as Return Yards...... 0 133 Punts-Avg...... 4-34.25 2-36.0 downs. He didn’t throw a tackles, certainly. “We were to feel that way for eight efficient as ever. Minshew Fumbles-Lost...... 1-0 2-1 Penalties-Yards...... 9-89 3-18 pick either, although he lost a trying to match their level of weeks now, and we finally threw to 10 receivers, led by Time of Possession...... 31:04 28:56 that led to a Wazzu execution,” cornerback Alijah got in that rhythm early.” with 10 for INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS touchdown. Holder said. “They out-exe- Minshew’s 3-yard touch- 127 yards. RUSHING — Washington St., J.Williams 8-30, Borghi 7- The paid crowd for Re- cuted us on a couple of third down pass to Renard Bell 25, Minshew 4-4. Stanford, B.Love 6-71, Speights 7-25, Costello 7-19, Scarlett 3-5. union Homecoming was downs. Those add up.” gave the Cougars a 38-31 lead Tom FitzGerald is a San PASSING — Washington St., Minshew 40-50-0-438. Stanford, Costello 34-43-0-323. announced as 39,596. The Shaw said the decision to with 4:28 left. Francisco Chronicle staff RECEIVING — WSU, Patmon 10-127, J.Williams 9-79, Martin 5-13, Calvin 3-102, Winston 3-23, Harris 2-27, actual crowd seemed to be in open up the attack originated But Costello fired a 25-yard writer. Email: C.Jackson 2-23, Borghi 2-17, Bell 2-14, Sweet 2-13. Stan- about the 25,000 range in a with Stanford’s loss to WSU strike to JJ Arcega-Whiteside [email protected] ford, Arcega-Whiteside 10-111, Smith 9-112, Irwin 8-80, B.Love 4-14, M.Wilson 1-3, Parkinson 1-2, Heimuli 1-1. stadium that holds twice that in Pullman last year. Luke to tie it with 1:25 remaining. Twitter: @tomgfitzgerald MISSED FIELD GOALS — None.

STANFORD BEAT pass to JJ Arcega-Whiteside off after getting 9 yards on a Heimuli said. “It went perfect.” that tied the score 38-38 with screen pass with 4 minutes 1:25 left. left. Briefly: Right guard Nate Tight end Smith makes up Love passed the 3,500-yard Herbig missed his second Supporting role for Love: rushing mark for his career, straight game because of an for last game — 9 catches Bryce Love, troubled recently moving past for undisclosed injury. He was by a balky left ankle, was fourth on Stanford’s all-time replaced in the lineup by Dev- ruled able to play in a late list. ery Hamilton. … Arcega- By Tom FitzGerald From the Cougars’ 10, Smith decision. He looked sharp on a Whiteside’s first-quarter took a short flip from Costello couple of plays, especially on a Heimuli’s big moment: Stan- touchdown catch was the 25th For one of the few times in and barreled into the end zone. 43-yard run in the fourth quar- ford pulled a surprise out of its of his career, moving him his Stanford career, tight end Smith had nine catches for ter that led to a 2-yard touch- hat in the second quarter. On ahead of DeRonnie Pitts Kaden Smith didn’t have a 112 yards in the host Cardinal’s down run by Cameron Scar- 4th-and-goal at the 1, with the (1997-2000) for third in school catch against Arizona State in 41-38 loss. He was shaken up lett. Cougars expecting a plunge by history. … Trent Irwin had a the Cardinal’s previous game. by a big hit by Cougars corner- Love is still not close to 100 Scarlett, Costello threw to a career-long 39-yard punt re- He made up for it against back Darrien Molton when percent, head coach David wide-open Houston Heimuli turn after Oscar Draguicev- Washington Stateon Saturday. Costello threw a pass too high Shaw said. “He’s just a tough in the end zone. ich outpunted his coverage On a drive in the second and left him exposed. Smith kid,” he said. It was the first college catch with a line-drive 67-yarder. quarter, he caught a pass from was able to walk off, however, He finished with 71 yards on and first touchdown for the K.J. Costello for 20 yards up and later caught a 9-yard pass just six carries and caught four redshirt freshman fullback. Tom FitzGerald is a San the middle and another for 36. to set up Costello’s 25-yard passes for 14 yards. He limped “We practiced it all week,” Francisco Chronicle staff writer. B10 | Sunday, October 28, 2018 | SFChronicle.com XXXXX• SPORTS SAN JOSE STATE 50, UNLV 37 Spartans earn 1st win of year

ASSOCIATED PRESS pass to Brett Foley on the first with five catches for 104 yards. drive after intermission and Tyler Nevens led San Jose Josh Love threw four touch- threw a 9-yard touchdown pass State’s 160-yard rushing attack down passes, two in the third to Tre Hartley for a 38-21 lead with 103 yards on 22 carries. quarter, and host San Jose State with 4:17 left in the third. San Jose State’s point total defeated UNLV 50-37 on Satur- Early in the fourth quarter, was its highest since the Spar- day for its first win of the year. San Jose State senior corner- tans beat Portland State 66-35 Love threw a 37-yard touch- back Dakari Monroe intercept- on Sept. 10, 2016. down pass to Tre Walker 34 ed a pass by Max Gilliam — Gilliam threw for 387 yards seconds before intermission to Monroe’s second pick of the and four touchdowns with put the Spartans (1-7, 1-3 Moun- day — and returned it 50 yards three for the tain West) up 24-21 — San Jose for a touchdown to give the Runnin’ Rebels (2-6, 0-4). State’s first halftime lead this Spartans a 47-28 lead. UNLV’s Tyleek Collins caught Jeff Chiu / Associated Press season. Love was 25-for-36 passing nine passes for 170 yards and Quarterback Josh Love celebrates with head coach Brent Love added a 1-yard scoring for 335 yards; Walker finished four scores. Brennan during the second half of San Jose State’s home win.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL National Roundup No. 2 Clemson ‘awesome’ in thrashing Florida St.

STAFF AND NEWS SERVICES Sooners (7-1, 4-1 Big 12), who rolled up a season-high 702 total yards and only punted once — in the fourth No ACC team had ever quarter after Murray was done for the knocked off Florida State for day — against the Wildcats (3-4, 1-4). four straight years. Clemson CeeDee Lamb caught four passes for spent the week making sure it 160 yards and two touchdowns, and would be the first. Kennedy Brooks ran for 94 yards and two scores. threw four touchdown passes and the No. #12 15, Missouri 14: Terry Wilson threw a 2-yard touchdown 2 Tigers manhandled the Semi- pass to C.J. Conrad on the final play to noles 59-10 on Saturday, the lift the Wildcats (7-1, 5-1 SEC) over the worst home loss in Florida host Tigers (4-4, 1-4). Kentucky took State history. The point total over on its own 19 with 1:24 left. With 4 seconds left, Wilson threw toward also was an opponent’s record Ahmad Wagner in the back left corner at Doak Campbell Stadium. of the end zone. Wagner caught the “This was an awesome ac- ball out of bounds, but Missouri complishment for our seniors,” cornerback DeMarkus Acy was called for pass interference, giving Kentucky Clemson coach an untimed down that it turned into said. “This was something they the winning score. really wanted to do ... be that Mississippi State 28, No. 16 Texas Paul Kuroda / Special to The Chronicle first ACC senior class to go 4-0 A&M 13: Nick Fitzgerald threw for 241 Koby Gross scores Pittsburg’s first TD at Antioch. The Pirates could be seeded third in the on these guys.” yards and two touchdowns and ran North Coast Section Open Division playoffs, avoiding a first-round matchup with De La Salle. Florida State routed Clem- for two more scores to lead the host son 51-14 in 2013, a victory that Bulldogs (5-3, 2-3 SEC) over the Aggies (5-3, 3-2). Mississippi State was part of the Seminoles’ won thanks to an unexpected boost undefeated run to the national from its passing game, which was title. But since then, the Tigers among the least productive in the Pittsburg big in Big Little Game, have been the class of the ACC SEC coming into the night. Fitzgerald completed 14 of 22 passes, including — and owned their rivalry with several big gains that swung the Florida State. game in favor of the Bulldogs. hopes for third seed in playoffs Lawrence completed 20 of 37 #17 Penn State 30, #18 Iowa 24: passes for 314 yards in three Nick Scott intercepted a pass to quarters. Amari Rodgers had thwart Iowa at the Penn State 2 with By Mitch Stephens VicGalli. “Welost that first Thedefensive line, led by Ki- six catches for 156 yards and 3:18 left and the Nittany Lions (6-2, game indouble OT without tioneTau, recorded five sacks two touchdowns, and Tee Hig- 3-2 Big Ten) avoided a third straight home loss. Penn State needed one Theywon the 100th Big Little having a scrimmage. Everything and harassed Antioch quarter- gins also had two TD recep- last defensive stand to hold off the Gameby 32 points, gained 364 that could go wrongwent back Willem Karnthong all day. tions. Hawkeyes (6-2, 3-2), who got to the yards, allowed 157,scored a against us. Our schedule was so Gabriel Cadigan scored Anti- Clemson (8-0, 5-0) scored 28 Nittany Lions 44 with less than a variety of ways and forced three much more difficult.We lose och’s touchdown on a 6-yard points in the second quarter minute left. On 4th-and-10 with 7 seconds left, Penn State’s pass rush turnovers. 24-21 to Liberty and commit five run to cut Pittsburg’s lead to and opened a 45-0 lead before swarmed , who flipped Butwas No. 6 Pittsburg’s turnovers. We win convincingly 21-10 with 4:30 left in the half. Florida State (4-4, 2-4) got on backward to offensive tackle Tristan 42-10 Bay Valley AthleticLeague todayagainst a team they lost to But Pittsburg drove right down the board on Ricky Aguayo’s Wirfs. The 300-pounder rumbled 15 winat No. 9 Antioch enough? —without threestarters. the field, a drive capped by a 35-yard field goal with 4:35 left yards before being dragged down The Pirates (7-3, 4-1BVAL) “I think everyonewould love 1-yard TD sneakby Harts, who in the third quarter. with no time left. want the No. 3 seed in theNorth to see a rematch with us and startedat quarterback, to go up “I felt like we had some guys Northwestwern 31, #20 Wisconsin Coast Section Open Division Liberty.” 28-10 just before halftime. that quit on our football team 17: ran for two touchdowns and threw a scoring pass playoffs toget a rematch with The Pirates weren’t perfect #25 Lincoln 51, Burton 16:Jack and that can’t be tolerated,” for the host Wildcats (5-3, 5-1), who Liberty-Brentwood, a team that Saturday, either. They commit- Gaughan (108 yards rushing), DeSean Florida State coach Willie Tag- solidified themselves as contenders beat them last week 24-21 and ted three turnovers and 21 pen- Crawford (102 yards) and Jovon Baker gart said. “You quit, you don’t for the Big Ten West championship. claimed theBVAL title. alties for 205yards, two costing (102 yards) eachranfortwotouch- play.” With quarterback Alex Hornibrook They alsowant that seed to them touchdowns. downs as the host Mustangs (8-0, 4-0 sidelined because of a concussion Academic Athletic Association) over- #3 Notre Dame 44, Navy 22: Ian and the defense without several avoid De La Salle-Concord, The rivalry gamewas marred came a slow start to beat thePumas Book threw for 330 yards and two injured starters, it was a rough after- which has won 26straight NCS by flags from the start, as an (5-3, 1-3). Lincoln’s defensegot big touchdowns, ran for noon for the Badgers (5-3, 3-2). games from TyreeCross (nine tackles), 142 yards and three scores and the titles, in the first round of the apparent 96-yard kickoff return Houston 57, #21 South Florida 36: Julian Aguirre (nine tackles, intercep- Fighting Irish (8-0) overwhelmed the four-team playoff.The two for a touchdownby Antioch’s D’Eriq King had a hand in seven tion), Gaughan (seventackles, fumble host Midshipmen (2-6). JaFar Arm- touchdowns, throwing for 419 yards Open Division finalistsadvance Dwight Turner was negated by recovery) and Sikoti Manumua (seven strong added a rushing touchdown for and five scores and running for 134 to the state tournament. aholding call. Antioch (7-3, 2-3) tackles,sack). Notre Dame. yards and two more touchdowns for Pittsburg, which got two had 14 penalties for 125yards. San Marin-Novato 63, Novato 6: Oklahoma State 38, #6 Texas 35: the host Cougars (7-1, 4-1 American). touchdown passes from backup The 100th Big Little Game Matt Sargent threw three touchdown Taylor Cornelius threw three touch- King threw touchdown passes of 15, quarterback Jerry Johnson,a was by no means pretty. passes and the host Mustangs (7-3, down passes and ran for two scores, 38, 30, 52 and 27 yards and had TDrun and pass from Willie Pittsburg played without 5-2) clinched a co-championship of the last with 5:44 remaining to help scoring runs of 47 and 36 yards. Harts and a 51-yard pick-six Washington-bound defensive the Marin County Athletic League — the Cowboys (5-3, 2-3 Big 12) beat the Johnny Ford rushed for 106 yards and their first of any kind since 2001 — by visiting Longhorns (6-2, 4-1). Corne- two touchdowns, and Jordan Cronk- from cornerback JosiahPorter, linemanJacob Landes (hip), beating the Hornets (0-10, 0-6). San lius completed 23 of 34 passes for 321 rite rushed for 73 yards and a touch- is likely joined by Clayton Val- startingquarterback Trey Turn- Marin shared the title with Terra Linda- yards, and his scoring run on 3rd- down to lead the Bulls (7-1, 3-1). SanRafael, a 64-25 winner overSan and-10 gave Oklahoma State a 38-28 ley-Concord (9-1) as a candidate er(clavicle) and running back Syracuse 51, #22 North Carolina Rafael on Friday, andRedwood Lark- lead after its 31-14 halftime advantage for that third seed. Premier Murphy(knee), but got State 41: Eric Dungey threw for three spur (6-4, 5-2), a 67-14 winner over had been whittled down to three touchdowns and ran for another and Clayton Valley wonat Pitts- anice showing from Johnson, Drake San-Anselmo on Saturday. Alex points. the host Orange (6-2, 3-2 ACC) held burg to open the season — 38-31 who fired TD passes of 19 yards Aguero scored five touchdowns for #7 36, #9 Florida 17: Jake off the Wolfpack (5-2, 2-2) to become Redwood. indouble-overtime —which to Johnny Blackmon and 26 Fromm threw three touchdown eligible for the postseason for the first would seem to assure a higher yards to Steven Bratcher. St. Ignatius 35, Riordan 0:At Kezar passes, ending speculation about time in five years. Dungey finished 27 seed for theEagles. The Pirates displayed plenty Stadium, Mark Biggins rushed for freshman Justin Fields supplanting of 38 for 411 yards passing with zero ButNo. 3 Clayton Valley lost of offense, with Jack Lacy(50 touchdowns of 22 and 5 yards and him in the starting lineup, and the turnovers. 35-34 at home to Antioch, and yards rushing, TD), Avant Mul- Zackary Taylor-Smith threw touch- Bulldogs (7-1, 5-1 SEC) took ad- down passes of 9 yardsto Alfred vantage three turnovers by the Gators JUNIOR COLLEGES Saturday’s 32-point win could drow(120 totalyards) and a trio (6-2, 4-2) and an injury to cornerback Ugaitafa and 18 yardsto MarcusSwee- CCSF 38, Chabot 13: The Rams (6-2, help make Pittsburg’s case that of receivers —Harts, Bratcher C.J. Henderson to win the “World’s ney as theWildcats (2-7,2-4West 2-1 Bay 6) had 502 yards of total Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party” in it has played a tougher schedule andJustin Boyd — all contribut- Catholic Athletic League) downed the offense against visiting Chabot (5-3, Jacksonville, Fla., for the second Crusaders (1-8, 0-6). 1-2). Jack Newman completed 16 of and is amuch different team ing to the victory. straight year. than it was in that Aug. 18 open- The Pirates’ speed might be 23 passes for 357 yards and three TDs er. the best in the Bay Area. They MaxPreps senior writer Mitch #8 Oklahoma 51, Kansas State 14: in three quarters, including a 91-yard A’s draft pick passed for scoring strike to Frank Hall, who had “I think we’ve earned” the got interceptions from Porter, Stephens covers high school sports 352 yards and three touchdowns and nine catches for 243 yards. DeShawn third seed, said Pittsburg coach Boyd and Anthony Gamboa. for The San Francisco Chronicle. ran for another score for the host Collins gained 123 yards on 30 carries.

HORSE RACING over Lady Prancealot. Sum- 6 furlongs. handlers. mering, the 3-5 favorite, fin- “The plan was to play it by “She’s a little filly, but she ished another 1½ lengths back ear,” jockey Alonso Quinonez has a big heart,” Mora said. Young filly captures in third after winning the said. “If she broke well, go to “She’s got the heart of a Great $102,070 Del Mar Juvenile the lead, but if others wanted Dane in dog life. We’re very Fillies Turf. to go, that would be OK. She happy with her, and it will be 2nd stakes win in row In Saturday’s 1-mile grass doesn’t have to have the lead. fun to see how far she can go.” race, Lakerball went off as the She didn’t really want to go at By Larry Stumes Pike Place Dancer Stakes. even-money favorite against first, so I let her drop back. Briefly: Irving Orozco, the “This filly is a little feisty, five Golden Gate Fields-based She finished very strong.” leading jockey at the fall meet- Lakerball won the $101,345 and she gives you a lot of opponents and sat comfort- With Quinonez clad in the ing, sustained a possible lacer- Surfer Girl Stakes on Oct. 8 at surprises,” said Leandro Mo- ably in third place as Brahms ’ colors — ated kidney after being Santa Anita but instead of ra, assistant to trainer Doug Command set an honest pace. purple and gold — Lakerball thrown to the track by his following the second- and O’Neill. “We have to be careful Lakerball surged outside of finished in 1:38.57 for her third mount, Pamplemiss, in the third-place finishers to the to handle her surprises, so the leaders on the second win in five lifetime starts. She third race. Pamplemiss Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies that’s why we came here.” turn, gained the lead in early began in maiden-claiming dirt clipped heels with Song of Turf on Friday at Churchill At 33-1, Lakerball was the stretch and powered to a 5- sprints, winning her second Thorns and stumbled. Downs in Kentucky, she longest shot in the Surfer Girl length victory. Brahms Com- start by 8½ lengths. So cap- shipped to Golden Gate Fields Stakes, and she led through- mand held on for second in turing two stakes is gravy for Larry Stumes is a freelance to dominate Saturday’s $75,225 out and held on by a nose her first start on turf and past her ownership group and her writer. XXXXX• SFChronicle.com | Sunday, October 28, 2018 | B11 NFL

49ERS AT CARDINALS and inside linebacker (No. 31). The 49ers are last in the Being swept by Arizona NFL in takeaways (three), and only four teams have fewer sacks (13). Thomas would not bode well doesn’t have a sack this season, and Foster hasn’t forced a takeaway while By Eric Branch 49ers (1-6) at Cardinals (1-6) dealing with a right shoulder injury. It’s nota- The 49ers, owners of a When: 1:25 p.m. TV/Radio: 2t/680, 107.7 ble that Foster had sur- 1-6 record, can blame Spotlight on: LT Joe Staley: In a Week 5 loss to the gery to repair a torn la- injuries and a rugged Cardinals, Staley, playing with a knee injury, struggled to brum in the same shoul- early schedule for some of stop . The defensive end had six Ben Margot / Associated Press der before he was drafted, their miserable season. tackles, two tackles for loss, a sack, a forced fumble and has won seven of 23 games as the and concerns about his But there would be a fumble recovery and was named the NFC Defensive 49ers’ head coach. Arizona’s has won medical file caused him to zero excuse for being Player of the Week. After the game, Staley said he played one of his first seven, and that came over the 49ers. nearly slip out of the first swept by the Arizona poorly, but he’s since recaptured his form, which is likely round. Cardinals this year. connected to his improved health. This week, Staley for the second time in 22 to us like men,” Staley Last year the 49ers On Sunday, three wasn’t listed on the injury report with his knee issue for days, it wouldn’t speak said. “He keeps people were given a pass for their the first time this month. weeks after an unsightly well of the state of San accountable; all the stuff 0-9 start because Lynch home loss to the lowly Injuries: 49ers — WR Pierre Garcon (knee, shoulder) is Francisco’s rebuild. you want from quality and Shanahan were gut- Cardinals, the 49ers will out; CB Richard Sherman (calf), RB (ankle) Unlike Arizona, the leadership. He’s been ting a 2-14 team. In 2018, hope to avoid further and center (knee) are questionable. 49ers aren’t dealing with nothing but awesome in five of their losses have humiliation in the re- Cardinals — K (hip) and G Mike Iupati drama. Head coach Kyle that respect.” come against teams with match at State Farm Sta- (back) are questionable. Shanahan’s job isn’t in Still, such talk was a combined record of dium. WHAT TO WATCH FOR danger, and he’s made it more notable last year 25-7-2. And the schedule, Since their first meet- 1 Cardinals offensive coordinator is clear defensive coordina- when the 49ers started along with the season- ing, Arizona (1-6) has making his debut after Mike McCoy was fired Oct. 19. tor will 0-9. Shanahan, then a ending injury to quarter- fired offensive coordina- Leftwich inherits the NFL’s 32nd-ranked offense and will remain employed. In rookie head coach, back , tor Mike McCoy, dealt be tasked with making better use of RB David Johnson. addition, the 49ers’ own proved he had people has dulled criticism for with the public trade 1 The 49ers have an NFL-low three takeaways and All-Pro cornerback, Rich- skills along with his well- their 1-6 opening. request of All-Pro corner- haven’t forced a turnover in 15 quarters, a stretch that ard Sherman, isn’t look- established X’s-and-O’s However, two losses in back includes their Week 5 loss to Arizona. The Cardinals ing to flee. acumen. At the time, it three weeks to the just- and endured a 35-point, committed five turnovers in their last game, a 45-10 loss On Thursday, Sherman confirmed Shanahan was starting-to-rebuild Cardi- prime-time home loss to to Denver. indicated he wants to head coach material. nals isn’t something that the Broncos. 1 S.F. has lost seven straight to the Cardinals since win- remain with the 49ers A year later, however, could be easily dismissed. Rookie head coach ning their 2014 regular-season finale against Arizona. beyond this season after there are questions sur- “We’re all working Steve Wilks, who hired signing a three-year deal facing about the person- extremely hard and want McCoy, only had one — Eric Branch in March. In doing so, nel decisions of Shanahan much better results,” season of experience as a Sherman applauded the and general manager Shanahan said. “But just defensive coordinator team’s unity in the midst John Lynch. Most of those because the record before he joined the Car- now have confidence that around.” of a five-game losing are inspired by the per- doesn’t show that isn’t dinals. And Arizona has Peterson, who has two “He’s frustrated, just streak. formance of the nine-man going to make you doubt looked so awful during years left on his contract, like we all are,” Wilks “There’s no finger 2017 draft class, which yourself and go rip up his brief tenure that this won’t be leaving. On Wed- said on a conference call pointing,” he said. includes several members your plans and do some- headline — “How Long nesday, a day after meet- Wednesday. “We’re going “There’s no ‘it’s this guy’s who have regressed. thing totally new.” Will Steve Wilks Survive ing with team president to take that energy and do fault.’ ” Consider the defense’s In Arizona?” — appeared Michael Bidwill, Peterson everything we can to get a Left tackle Joe Staley lack of big-play ability Eric Branch is a San on ProFootballTalk.com a said in a statement that he win this week.” echoed Sherman and after the 49ers invested Francisco Chronicle staff day after their 45-10 loss was “focused on being If the Cardinals suc- credited Shanahan for last year’s first-round writer. Email: ebranch@ to Denver. part of the solution (and) cessfully take out their setting the tone: “He’s picks on tackle Solomon sfchronicle.com Twitter: At least the Cardinals helping us turn this frustration on the 49ers honest with us and talks Thomas (No. 3 overall) @Eric_Branch

RAIDERS VS. COLTS Last time Carr, Luck met, things were far different

By Matt Kawahara Colts (2-5) at Raiders (1-5) A look across the line When: 1 p.m. TV/Radio: 5#z/ 740, 106.9 of scrimmage Sunday in Spotlight on: Raiders RB Doug Martin. The first six Oakland is unlikely to games provided few clues as to how Martin will handle conjure pleasant memo- replacing as the Raiders’ feature back. ries for either quarter- Martin was buried behind Lynch and , total- back. ing 27 carries for 99 yards. Martin, 29, has rushed for The Raiders and Colts 1,400-plus yards twice in his career. But he averaged just last met on Dec. 24, 2016, 2.9 yards per carry in 2016 and 2017. This week, Martin in a game that left both said he still has “a lot of miles left on these wheels.” The teams feeling like they Raiders will settle for yards. had suffered a loss. Injuries: Raiders — LG Kelechi Osemele (knee) and CB Early in the fourth (ankle) are questionable. Colts — WR Ryan quarter, was Grant (ankle), S (hip), TE Eric Swoope sacked by Colts lineback- (knee) and RB (shoulder) are out; K Adam er Trent Cole, taken to the Vinatieri (groin), RB (ankle), S Clayton ground in a way that left Geathers (neck), DE (abdomen) and WR (head) are questionable. him with a broken right fibula. The Raiders se- WHAT TO WATCH FOR cured their 12th win, but 1 ’s favorite target this season has been Carr’s injury derailed tight end (33 catches for 357 yards and six their hopes touchdowns). The Colts should also get tight end Jack and led to a first-round Doyle, who had 80 catches last season, back from a hip playoff exit. injury. The Raiders have struggled covering just one good Andrew Luck, mean- tight end. If they play man coverage, someone from the while, was closing in on linebacker or safety units will have to step in and cover a his second career 4,000- bigger target. yard passing season but feeling the toll of a litany 1 With gone, who steps up from the Raid- of injuries. After that ers’ receiver group? (14 catches, 220 Christmas Eve game, yards this season) and Seth Roberts (15, 138) are logical Luck would play the candidates. Seventh-round pick Marcell Ateman, who impressed in training camp and on the , Colts’ season finale and will likely make his NFL debut. Offensive coordinator Greg Marcio Jose Sanchez / Associated Press not play again until a Olson said this week he believes the Raiders can get more preseason game this from Bryant, who is “such an explosive player.” Derek Carr suffered a broken leg against Indianapolis on Dec. 24, 2016. The August. injury short-circuited the Raiders’ playoff drive, ending in a first-round exit. Under different cir- 1 The Colts’ offense has been particularly good this sea- cumstances, both Carr son on third down, with a 50-percent conversion rate that in a compromised posi- touchdown passes (sev- Talent-wise, I think after and Luck are striving to is tied for the NFL’s highest. The Raiders’ defense has not tion.” en) for a team that ranks last year just recovering regain a level of success been good at getting off the field on third down, allowing Carr often didn’t have a 15th in total offense and from injury, I’m back to that preceded their last a 46.1 percent conversion rate that ranks 29th in the chance to avoid harm’s 28th in scoring. my strength and my meeting as they share a league. Simply, the Raiders’ defense needs to capitalize way in the Raiders’ last This week, Carr was speed how I want it to be. field again Sunday at the on chances to get off the field and get the ball back to the game. Sacked six times asked if he’s a better Absolutely, I believe that Coliseum. offense. by the Seahawks while quarterback now than I have nothing but the Luck, the former No. 1 — Matt Kawahara playing behind an injury- when he was helped off best out in front of me. I overall pick who made depleted offensive line, the field in Indianapolis really do believe that.” three consecutive Pro Carr left the field after the two years ago. Bowls from 2012-14, had passes and has complet- plus times for 250 or final sack clutching his “Oh, yeah,” Carr said. shoulder surgery after ed 65.3 percent of his more yards. This season, left shoulder in pain. “I think, honestly, we Matt Kawahara is a San the 2016 season and end- throws for 1,948 yards though, he has run just 14 Carr has been sacked executed as a team better Francisco Chronicle staff ed up sitting out all of and a 93.3 . times for 65 yards. Reich 17 times this season, once (then), but I definitely feel writer. Email: mkawahara 2017. The Colts went 4-12 “I think he looks said he thinks Luck, after more than in all of 2016. like a better player. I’m @sfchronicle.com Twitter: without Luck, their of- great,” Raiders head years of taking punish- But the 16th that year smarter. I know more. @matthewkawahara fense plummeting to 31st coach said ment, this year has “tak- ended his season and was in the NFL from 10th in this week. “He still cre- en an approach to live to a pivotal moment for the 2016. ates a lot of offense when play another play.” Raiders’ organization. We pay Market Value The Colts have started nothing is there. And “It doesn’t mean he’s The Raiders lost in the GUNS for Quality Firearms 2-5 this season under that’s what I think the not tough or anything AFC wild-card round, first-year head coach great quarterbacks do. like that,” Reich said on a went 6-10 last season, WANTED! CA$H . But Luck, They don’t just make the conference call. “This guy overhauled their coach- FOR CASH who reportedly didn’t throws or fix plays at the is tough as nails. … The ing staff by hiring Gru- FOR GUNS pick up a football for line of scrimmage. When best thing for the team den and have started this months after being shut there’s no blocking or and organization is to live season 1-5. Carr, running EDDY’S down for the second time nobody is open, he can to play another play. Yo u his fourth offense in his SHOOTING SPORTS last October, has shown still make big plays.” have to get yourself out of five NFL seasons, has (650) 969GUNS signs of his former self. In each of his four full harm’s way. Don’t make a compiled an 89.4 passer 650-960-3006 363 W. El Camino Real, MTN. VW 400 FMoffett Blvd., Mtn. 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NBA Standings Percentages: FG .327, FT .882. 3- CLEVELAND Standings SECOND PERIOD — 2, New Jersey, Hall Standings Point Goals: 10-43, .233 (Augustin 3-8, 2 (Hischier, Palmieri), 3:05. 3, New Jer- Bamba 2-3, Simmons 2-4, Grant 1-3, FG FT Reb sey, Coleman 3 (Zajac, Mueller), 13:21. SUNDAY WESTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE Fournier 1-6, Ross 1-7, Isaac 0-3, Martin Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts THIRD PERIOD — 4, Florida, Matheson FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG Pacific Division 0-3, Gordon 0-6). Team Rebounds: 10. Dekker 24 3-7 0-0 3-5 11 6 Pacific Division 1 (Huberdeau), 15:03. 5, Florida, Hoff- West WLPctGB Team Turnovers: 11 (14 PTS). Blocked Osman 32 4-13 0-0 1-4 3110 man 5 (Dadonov, Yandle), 19:45. Warriors ..... 10 (226) ...BROOKLYN WLOT PtsGFGA WLTPct PF PA shots: 8 (Isaac 4, Gordon, Grant, Sim- Thompsn 22 3-5 0-0 6-6 02 6 Shots on goal — Florida 12-12-13—37. OKLA. CITY ...OFF (OFF) ...... Phoenix Warriors 51.833 — Sharks 53212 34 29 Kansas City610.857 260 182 mons, Vucevic). Turnovers: 11 (Vucevic Hill295-11 3-3 2-2 2314 New Jersey 9-14-3—26. Utah ...... 3½ (216) ...... DALLAS L.A. Clippers 32.600 1½ Vancouver 66012 31 40 L.A. Chargers 520.714 195 163 3, Grant 2, Simmons 2, Gordon, Isaac, Hood 29 8-15 0-0 0-5 3217 Power-play opportunities — Florida 0 CLIPPERS..... 4 (228) ..Washington Sacramento33.500 2 Edmonton 53111 27 29 Denver340.429 165 164 L.A. Lakers 24.333 3 Iwundu, Ross). Steals: 9 (Grant 3, Birch Nance Jr. 23 6-8 3-3 3-12 4415 Calgary 55111 36 40 of 4; New Jersey 0 of 4. Raiders 150.167 110 176 NFL Phoenix 14.200 3½ 2, Gordon, Isaac, Simmons, Vucevic). Sexton 23 2-8 8-9 0-1 4112 Anaheim 55111 27 30 Goalies — Florida, Reimer 1-3-1 (26 East Southwest Division Technical fouls: None. Clarkson205-10 0-0 0-1 1212 Arizona 55010 26 20 shots-23 saves). New Jersey, Kinkaid 5- WLTPct PF PA WLPctGB Korver 15 2-4 0-0 0-0 22 4 Vegas451 92227 2-1 (37-35). New England 520.714 214 179 SUNDAY New Orleans 41.800 — MILWAUKEE Nwaba142-5 2-2 0-1 00 7 Los Angeles 271 51836 Att.: 15,927 (16,514). Time: 2:59. Miami 440.500 174 219 Smith 60-0 3-3 0-1 11 3 FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG San Antonio 32.600 1 FG FT Reb Central Division N.Y. Jets 340.429 182 176 Memphis 32.600 1 Zizic 30-0 1-2 1-1 01 1 WLOT PtsGFGA Buffalo250.286 81 175 49ers ...... 2 (41½) .....ARIZONA Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Frye 00-0 0-0 0-0 00 0 Dallas 23.400 2 Nashville 83016 38 28 Islanders 6, Flyers 1 South Indianapolis... 3 (51) .....RAIDERS Antkmpo 19 9-12 3-4 0-7 1221 Houston 14.200 3 Totals 240 40-86 20-22 16-39 21 20 107 Colorado 73216 41 27 x-Philadelphia.3(43) ...Jacksonville Middleton 27 4-9 8-8 0-7 4218 N.Y. Islanders ...... 213—6 WLTPct PF PA Northwest Division Percentages: FG .465, FT .909. 3- Winnipeg 74115 35 32 PITTSBURGH.. 8 (49) .....Cleveland Lopez214-5 1-1 0-1 0211 Houston 530.625 197 167 WLPctGB Point Goals: 7-26, .269 (Clarkson 2-5, Minnesota62214 29 27 Philadelphia...... 010—1 KANSAS CITY .10 (53½) ...... Denver Bledsoe 23 2-7 2-2 1-4 43 6 Tennessee 340.429 106 127 Denver41.800 — Osman 2-8, Nwaba 1-1, Hill 1-3, Hood Chicago63214 40 41 FIRST PERIOD — 1, N.Y. Islanders, Ko- CHICAGO..... 7½ (43) .....N.Y. Jets Brogdon 30 6-10 2-2 1-4 2016 Jacksonville 340.429 116 146 Portland 32.600 1 1-6, Sexton 0-1, Korver 0-2). Team Re- Dallas 54010 28 25 marov 2 (Boychuk, Pelech), 11:38. 2, Washington... 1 (44) ..N.Y. GIANTS Ilyasova261-3 0-0 2-10 62 2 Indianapolis 250.286 189 185 Utah 32.600 1 Snell233-5 1-2 1-2 24 7 bounds: 6. Team Turnovers: 15 (30 St. Louis 343 93639 N.Y. Islanders, Beauvillier 1 (Barzal, North DETROIT ..... 3 (48½) ...... Seattle PTS). Blocked shots: 2 (Hill, Nwaba). Minnesota24.333 2½ Connghtn 19 3-7 2-2 0-6 1110 Eberle), 13:20. WLTPct PF PA CINCINNATI ...3½ (54½) ...Tampa Bay Turnovers: 15 (Osman 6, Hill 2, Korver 2, EASTERN CONFERENCE Okla. City04.000 3½ DiVncnzo186-9 2-2 0-3 0115 SECOND PERIOD — 3, N.Y. Islanders, Pittsburgh 321.583 171 154 Baltimore..... 2½ (44) ....CAROLINA Sexton 2, Clarkson, Hood, Thompson). Henson 15 2-7 0-0 0-5 30 4 Atlantic Division Nelson 4 (Lee, Bailey), 4:58. 4, Philadel- Cincinnati 430.571 184 203 RAMS ...... 8½ (56½) ....Green Bay EASTERN CONFERENCE Steals: 9 (Clarkson 2, Dekker 2, Hill 2, Brown80-5 0-0 1-4 01 0 WLOT PtsGFGA phia, Lehtera 1, 6:28. Baltimore430.571 176 101 New Orleans .. 1 (53½) ..MINNESOTA Hood 2, Nance Jr.). Technical fouls: Sex- Atlantic Division Dellvdova61-2 0-0 0-1 10 3 Toronto83016 41 34 THIRD PERIOD — 5, N.Y. Islanders, Cleveland 241.357 151 177 MONDAY WLPctGB Maker 60-1 0-0 0-3 01 0 ton, 00:43 first. Tampa Bay72115 33 27 Pelech 1 (Lee), 8:17. 6, N.Y. Islanders, Toronto601.000 — Totals 240 41-82 21-23 6-57 24 19 113 Att.: 19,432 (20,562). Montreal62214 33 25 Nelson 5 (Lee), 8:58. 7, N.Y. Islanders, NATIONAL CONFERENCE FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG Boston 42.667 2 Percentages: FG .500, FT .913. 3- Boston 63214 34 27 Lee 3 (Bailey, Barzal), 11:09 (pp). West Philadelphia 33.500 3 Shots on goal — N.Y. Islanders 7-9- New England.. 14 (44) .....BUFFALO Point Goals: 10-29, .345 (Brogdon 2-2, Buffalo64113 30 33 WLTPct PF PA Brooklyn23.400 3½ Celtics 109, Pistons 89 6—22. Philadelphia 8-7-8—23. x-at London; Updated odds available at Lopez 2-3, Connaughton 2-4, Middleton Ottawa 441 93235 L.A. Rams 7001.000 235 128 New York 15.167 5 Power-play opportunities — N.Y. Is- Pregame.com; Home team in Caps 2-4, Dellavedova 1-2, DiVincenzo 1-4, Boston ...... 30 33 21 25 —109 Florida 243 72835 Seattle330.500 143 117 Southeast Division Henson 0-1, Maker 0-1, Bledsoe 0-2, Ilya- Detroit 172 42141 landers 1 of 3; Philadelphia 0 of 3. Detroit ...... 21 20 26 22 —89 Goalies — N.Y. Islanders, Lehner 3-2-1 Arizona 160.143 92 184 WLPctGB sova 0-2, Snell 0-2, Brown 0-3). Team Metropolitan Division 49ers 160.143 158 218 TRANSACTIONS Miami 32.600 — (23 shots-22 saves). Philadelphia, Neu- Rebounds: 4. Team Turnovers: 21 (16 BOSTON WLOT PtsGFGA East Charlotte 34.429 1 virth 0-1-0 (22-16). PTS). Blocked shots: 7 (Lopez 2, Ante- Pittsburgh 61214 40 26 WLTPct PF PA Atlanta23.400 1 tokounmpo, Bledsoe, Connaughton, FG FT Reb Carolina 63113 33 29 Att.: 19,247 (19,543). Time: 2:27. FOOTBALL Orlando 24.333 1½ Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Washington420.667 126 121 Henson, Maker). Turnovers: 21 (Anteto- Columbus 64012 36 38 Philadelphia 340.429 154 138 Washington14.200 2 kounmpo 4, Lopez 3, Middleton 3, Bled- Hayward246-11 1-3 0-6 1315 Washington53212 39 37 Central Division Tatum 28 2-9 1-2 0-3 31 6 Oilers 5, Predators 3 Dallas 340.429 140 123 NFL — Fined Tampa Bay S Jordan soe 2, Brogdon 2, Brown 2, Connaughton, New Jersey 52111 28 20 N.Y. Giants 160.143 137 185 WLPctGB Horford212-8 0-0 1-4 13 4 Whitehead $26,739 for unnecessary Dellavedova, DiVincenzo, Henson, Ilyaso- N.Y. Islanders 441 92824 Edmonton...... 122—5 South roughness against Cleveland QB Baker Milwaukee 601.000 — va). Steals: 6 (Henson 2, Bledsoe, Ilyaso- J.Brown256-13 4-6 0-2 1419 Philadelphia 470 83246 Nashville ...... 012—3 WLTPct PF PA Mayfield. Fined Carolina S Detroit 41.800 1½ va, Middleton, Snell). Technical fouls: Irving 23 1-5 0-0 0-7 51 3 N.Y. Rangers 361 72534 New Orleans 510.833 204 163 $10,026 for unnecessary roughness for his Indiana 42.667 2 None. Rozier 27 4-8 4-4 0-7 3214 Note: Two points for a win, one point for FIRST PERIOD — 1, Edmonton, Caggi- Carolina 420.667 142 131 hit on Philadelpia TE . Fined Cin- Chicago24.333 4 Att.: 17,341 (17,500). Morris 25 7-12 1-1 1-8 1318 overtime loss. Top three teams in each di- ula 1 (Rieder, Nurse), 11:41. Tampa Bay330.500 167 196 cinnati S Shawn Williams, $20,054 for Cleveland 06.000 6 Smart 23 1-3 3-3 0-4 93 5 vision and two wild cards per conference SECOND PERIOD — 2, Edmonton, Atlanta340.429 190 212 unnecessary roughness for a helmet-to- Saturday’s Games Theis 19 7-9 1-2 3-8 1417 advance to playoffs. Draisaitl 5 (McDavid, Lucic), 4:14 (pp). 3, North helmet hit against Kansas City. Fined Boston 109, Detroit 89 Grizzlies 117, Suns 96 Williams 81-1 0-0 2-3 11 2 Saturday’s Games Nashville, Forsberg 8 (Johansen, Sub- Philadelphia TE Dallas Goedert and Dal- Utah 132, New Orleans 111 Yabusele51-2 0-0 1-2 00 2 New Jersey 3, Florida 2 ban), 18:46 (pp). 4, Edmonton, McDavid WLTPct PF PA las G Connor Williams $10,026 each for Chicago 97, Atlanta 85 Phoenix...... 18 25 28 25 —96 Wanamker 51-3 2-2 0-0 00 4 N.Y. Islanders 6, Philadelphia 1 7 (Nugent-Hopkins), 18:53. Minnesota421.643 177 165 chop blocks. Indiana 119, Cleveland 107 Memphis.....26 42 19 30 —117 Ojeleye50-2 0-2 0-0 01 0 Edmonton 5, Nashville 3 THIRD PERIOD — 5, Edmonton, Drai- Green Bay321.583 148 144 — Signed TE Jerome Philadelphia 105, Charlotte 103 Totals 240 39-86 17-25 8-54 26 26 109 Washington 4, Calgary 3, SO saitl 6 (Rieder, Klefbom), 4:19. 6, Nash- Detroit 330.500 157 158 Memphis 117, Phoenix 96 Percentages: FG .453, FT .680. 3- ville, Forsberg 9 (Arvidsson, Johansen), Chicago330.500 170 134 Cunningham to the practice squad. Re- PHOENIX Columbus 5, Buffalo 4, OT leased RB Joel Bouagnon from the prac- Miami 120, Portland 111 Point Goals: 14-34, .412 (Morris 3-6, Toronto 3, Winnipeg 2 4:43. 7, Nashville, Forsberg 10 (Johan- Thursday’s Game tice squad. Milwaukee 113, Orlando 91 FG FT Reb J.Brown 3-7, Rozier 2-3, Theis 2-3, Hay- Montreal 3, Boston 0 sen, Subban), 15:54 (pp). 8, Edmonton, Houston 42, Miami 23 — Signed OT San Antonio 110, L.A. Lakers 106 Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts ward 2-5, Irving 1-1, Tatum 1-2, Ojeleye Minnesota 3, Colorado 2 Caggiula 2, 18:14. Sunday’s Games . Waived DT David Parry. Sunday’s Games Anderson 22 2-6 2-2 0-2 32 7 0-1, Wanamaker 0-1, Horford 0-5). Team St. Louis 7, Chicago 3 Shots on goal — Edmonton 11-15- Indianapolis at Raiders, 1:05 p.m. Signed DT Curtis Cothran to the practice Warriors at Brooklyn, 2 p.m. Ariza342-10 1-1 0-4 52 6 Rebounds: 8. Team Turnovers: 13 (8 Arizona 7, Tampa Bay 1 9—35. Nashville 7-11-9—27. 49ers at Arizona, 1:25 p.m. squad. Released CB from the Phoenix at Oklahoma City, 4 p.m. Ayton3312-13 0-0 1-8 5124 PTS). Blocked shots: 8 (Williams III 3, Pittsburgh 5, Vancouver 0 Power-play opportunities — Edmon- Philadelphia vs Jacksonville at London, practice squad. Utah at Dallas, 4 p.m. Canaan 30 4-6 3-3 0-4 4311 Horford, Irving, J.Brown, Smart, Tatum). Sunday’s Games ton 1 of 7; Nashville 2 of 6. UK, 6:30 a.m. — Signed RB De’An- Washington at L.A. Clippers, 6:30 p.m. Jackson243-10 2-6 0-3 33 8 Turnovers: 13 (Hayward 3, Irving 2, Sharks at Anaheim, 5 p.m. Goalies — Edmonton, Koskinen 1-0-0 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. gelo Henderson from the practice squad. Monday’s Games Bridges 24 2-8 2-2 1-6 23 7 J.Brown 2, Theis 2, Horford, Morris, N.Y.Rangers at Los Angeles, 12:30 p.m. (27 shots-24 saves). Nashville, Saros 5- Washington at N.Y. Giants, 10 a.m. Warriors at Chicago, 5 p.m. Warren 18 1-4 1-1 0-3 11 3 Smart, Wanamaker). Steals: 4 (Hay- N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 2 p.m. 2-0 (34-30). Seattle at Detroit, 10 a.m. HOCKEY Atlanta at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Okobo 18 4-9 2-2 0-0 2512 ward, Horford, Irving, J.Brown). Techni- Dallas at Detroit, 2 p.m. Att.: 17,248 (17,113). Time: 2:30. Baltimore at Carolina, 10 a.m. Portland at Indiana, 4 p.m. Crawford 13 4-6 0-0 0-0 0111 cal fouls: coach Celtics (Defensive three Edmonton at Chicago, 3 p.m. Denver at Kansas City, 10 a.m. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Recalled D Brooklyn at New York, 4:30 p.m. Chandler 11 0-1 2-2 1-3 23 2 second), 7:05 third. Ottawa at Vegas, 5 p.m. Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, 10 a.m. Sacramento at Miami, 4:30 p.m. Daniels51-3 0-0 0-0 11 3 Monday’s Games Blue Jackets 5, N.Y. Jets at Chicago, 10 a.m. Cameron Gaunce from Syracuse (AHL). DETROIT L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Holmes 50-0 0-0 0-0 00 0 Calgary at Toronto, 4 p.m. Sabres 4, OT Green Bay at L.A. Rams, 1:25 p.m. COLLEGE Toronto at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. Bender 41-2 0-0 2-2 00 2 FG FT Reb Minnesota at Vancouver, 7 p.m. New Orleans at Minnesota, 5:20 p.m. Buffalo ...... 2020—4 TEXAS — Suspended men’s senior bas- Dallas at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Totals 240 36-78 15-19 5-35 28 25 96 Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Tuesday’s Games : Dallas, Tennessee, L.A. Chargers, ketball G Kerwin Roach II for the season New Orleans at Denver, 6 p.m. Percentages: FG .462, FT .789. 3- Griffin 30 2-13 3-4 0-6 31 7 N.Y. Rangers at Sharks, 7:30 p.m. Columbus ...... 1301—5 Atlanta Monday’s Game opener for a violation of team rules. Point Goals: 9-33, .273 (Crawford 3-5, Johnson 27 6-11 1-1 0-3 2016 N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. FIRST PERIOD — 1, Buffalo, Okposo 3 Okobo 2-5, Daniels 1-2, R.Anderson 1-3, Drummnd 29 8-12 2-4 2-8 1418 Detroit at Columbus, 4 p.m. (Nelson, Thompson), 1:38. 2, Columbus, New England at Buffalo, 5:12 p.m. Spurs 110, Lakers 106 Bridges 1-3, Ariza 1-8, Canaan 0-2, War- Bullock 26 2-9 1-2 0-5 13 6 Calgary at Buffalo, 4 p.m. Dubois 3 (Panarin), 8:37. 3, Buffalo, TENNIS ren 0-2, Jackson 0-3). Team Rebounds: Jackson273-11 1-1 0-4 43 8 Boston at Carolina, 4 p.m. NFL Calendar L.A. Lakers ...36 24 28 18 —106 Skinner 6 (McCabe, Eichel), 14:11. 6. Team Turnovers: 19 (29 PTS). Smith 26 4-9 0-0 0-4 23 8 Dallas at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. SECOND PERIOD — 4, Columbus, Pa- Oct. 30 — Trading deadline. San Antonio..29 25 33 23 —110 Blocked shots: 1 (Warren). Turnovers: Galloway 17 1-6 0-0 0-3 03 2 New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. narin 4 (Atkinson, Dubois), 1:34. 5, Co- Dec. 12 — Winter owners meeting, Ir- WTA 19 (Jackson 7, Ariza 3, Chandler 3, Ca- Pachulia 12 0-0 2-2 1-5 01 2 Vegas at Nashville, 5 p.m. lumbus, Atkinson 5 (Werenski, Nash), ving, Texas L.A. LAKERS naan 2, Bridges, Daniels, Okobo, R.An- B.Brown122-5 2-2 1-2 13 6 Minnesota at Edmonton, 6 p.m. 16:42. 6, Columbus, Atkinson 6 (Foligno, Dec. 30 — Regular season ends. BNP PARIBAS WTA FINALS FG FT Reb derson). Steals: 5 (Jackson 3, Ayton, Calderon 10 1-2 0-0 1-1 22 3 Philadelphia at Anaheim, 7 p.m. Harrington), 17:13. Jan. 5-6 — Wild-card playoff round. RESULTS Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts R.Anderson). Technical fouls: None. Robinson 91-5 0-0 1-2 00 2 Ottawa at Arizona, 7 p.m. THIRD PERIOD — 7, Buffalo, Pomin- Jan. 12-13 — Divisional playoff round Ellenson 82-5 2-2 0-3 01 7 ville 5 (McCabe, Eichel), 2:32. 8, Buffalo, Jan. 20 — NFC and AFC championship Saturday at Singapore Indoor Stadium, James 34 13-21 7-8 1-11 4335 MEMPHIS Leuer 61-1 2-2 0-1 00 4 Mittelstadt 1 (Pominville, Skinner), 4:30 games. Singapore Kuzma 31 6-14 0-0 1-4 1315 Totals 240 33-89 16-20 6-47 16 24 89 Penguins 5, Canucks 0 (pp). Jan. 27 — Pro Bowl, Orlando, Florida. Purse: $7 million (Tour Championship) McGee 24 4-5 1-2 0-5 14 9 FG FT Reb Percentages: FG .371, FT .800. 3- OVERTIME — 9, Columbus, Panarin 5 Feb. 3 — Super Bowl, Atlanta. Surface: Hard-Indoor Ball272-8 0-2 0-2 33 6 Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Pittsburgh ...... 023—5 Point Goals: 7-37, .189 (Johnson 3-8, (Dubois), 0:31. Feb. 26-March 4 — NFL combine, India- Singles Hart 36 3-10 1-2 0-2 11 9 Anderson 21 1-4 0-0 1-5 11 2 Calderon 1-2, Ellenson 1-2, Bullock 1-5, Vancouver...... 000—0 Shots on goal — Buffalo 17-8-13—38. napolis. Semifinals Rondo 29 4-8 2-2 2-4 5412 Jackson152-5 2-2 0-2 15 6 Jackson 1-6, Robinson III 0-1, B.Brown FIRST PERIOD — None. Columbus 12-16-8-1—37. March 13 — League year and free agency Elina Svitolina (6), Ukraine, def. Kiki Stephensn 23 6-12 0-0 1-9 2414 Gasol 31 8-16 0-0 0-8 3219 0-2, Smith 0-2, Griffin 0-4, Galloway SECOND PERIOD — 1, Pittsburgh, Kes- Power-play opportunities — Buffalo 1 begin. Bertens (8), Netherlands, 7-5, 6-7 (5), Williams 17 2-5 0-2 2-4 12 4 Conley 28 6-13 6-6 0-0 7218 0-5). Team Rebounds: 6. Team Turn- sel 8 (Malkin, Maatta), 5:50. 2, Pitts- of 5; Columbus 0 of 3. Goalies — Buffalo, March 24-27 — Annual owners meeting, 6-4. Cdwl-Pope 16 1-2 0-0 0-1 11 2 Temple244-6 6-6 0-3 1315 overs: 11 (14 PTS). Blocked shots: 3 burgh, Crosby 6 (Guentzel, Simon), Ullmark 2-0-1 (37 shots-32 saves). Co- Phoenix. Sloane Stephens (5), , Mykhailiuk 20-1 0-0 0-0 00 0 D.Brooks273-8 1-2 1-6 23 8 (Drummond 2, Galloway). Turnovers: 11 16:34. lumbus, Korpisalo 4-0-0 (38-34). def. Karolina Pliskova (7), Czech Repub- Totals 240 41-86 11-18 7-42 19 25 106 Selden 25 6-8 1-1 0-1 2214 (Drummond 3, Griffin 3, Johnson 3, THIRD PERIOD — 3, Pittsburgh, Malkin Att.: 15,642 (18,500). Time: 2:42. lic, 0-6, 6-4, 6-1. Percentages: FG .477, FT .611. 3- M.Brooks197-9 2-2 0-3 1118 Point Goals: 13-33, .394 (Kuzma 3-8, Mack 16 4-4 0-0 0-0 60 8 B.Brown, Pachulia). Steals: 4 (B.Brown 6 (Sprong), 14:15. 4, Pittsburgh, Malkin 7 HIGH SCHOOL 2, Galloway, Johnson). Technical fouls: (Kessel, Hagelin), 15:14. 5, Pittsburgh, ATP World Tour Stephenson 2-3, Rondo 2-4, Ball 2-5, Casspi 14 2-2 0-1 0-3 30 5 Maple Leafs 3, Jets 2 Hart 2-6, James 2-6, Mykhailiuk 0-1). Rabb 11 0-2 0-0 1-6 31 0 coach , 2:38 first; Smith, Crosby 7 (Guentzel, Oleksiak), 17:43. Harrison 51-2 0-0 0-0 01 2 6:14 second. Shots on goal — Pittsburgh 8-14- Football SWISS INDOORS BASEL Team Rebounds: 7. Team Turnovers: Winnipeg...... 110—2 Watanabe 50-0 2-2 0-2 00 2 Att.: 18,120 (20,491). 13—35. Vancouver 11-9-9—29. 17 (16 PTS). Blocked shots: 5 (McGee 4, Toronto ...... 003—3 Thursday’s Game Saturday at St. Jakobshalle, Basel, Caldwell-Pope). Turnovers: 17 (McGee Totals 240 44-79 20-22 3-39 30 21 117 Power-play opportunities — Pitts- burgh 0 of 4; Vancouver 0 of 3. INTERSECTIONAL Switzerland 5, James 4, Ball 3, Hart 2, Rondo 2, Ste- Percentages: FG .557, FT .909. 3- FIRST PERIOD — 1, Winnipeg, Connor 76ers 105, Hornets 103 Goalies — Pittsburgh, DeSmith 3-0-2 Purse: $2.28 million (WT500) phenson). Steals: 5 (James 2, Hart, Ste- Point Goals: 9-26, .346 (Gasol 3-6, 6 (Wheeler, Byfuglien), 9:38 (pp). California School for the Deaf 52, Har- (29 shots-29 saves). Vancouver, Mark- Surface: Hard-Indoor phenson, Williams). Technical fouls: M.Brooks 2-3, Casspi 1-1, Temple 1-1, SECOND PERIOD — 2, Winnipeg, bor-Santa Cruz 13 Charlotte ....28 34 23 18 —103 strom 3-4-0 (35-30). Singles - Semifinals Stephenson, 1:00 first. Selden 1-3, D.Brooks 1-5, Harrison 0-1, Scheifele 6, 11:00. Friday’s Games Philadelphia .32 31 20 22 —105 Att.: 17,537 (18,910). Time: 2:28. , Romania, def. Alexander Jackson Jr. 0-1, Rabb 0-1, Conley 0-4). THIRD PERIOD — 3, Toronto, Kadri 2 Zverev (2), Germany, 6-3, 6-7 (6), 6-4. SAN ANTONIO (Hainsey, Marner), 6:33. 4, Toronto, Gar- SAN FRANCISCO SECTION Team Rebounds: 3. Team Turnovers: CHARLOTTE (1), Switzerland, def. FG FT Reb 12 (12 PTS). Blocked shots: 1 (Jackson Coyotes 7, Lightning 1 diner 1 (Marner), 16:49. 5, Toronto, Ka- AAA Daniil Medvedev (7), Russia, 6-1, 6-4. Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Jr.). Turnovers: 12 (Conley 3, Gasol 2, FG FT Reb panen 6 (Tavares, Hyman), 17:15. Mission 37, Balboa 13 Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Shots on goal — Winnipeg 10-7-7—24. ERSTE BANK OPEN Bertans 13 0-2 0-0 0-1 11 0 Casspi, D.Brooks, Jackson Jr., K.Ander- Tampa Bay ...... 001—1 Galileo d. Washington, forfeit Cunninghm 26 1-5 2-2 2-5 00 4 son, Rabb, Selden, Watanabe). Steals: Batum 31 1-5 0-0 2-10 41 2 Toronto 10-10-11—31. Arizona ...... 322—7 OAKLAND SECTION Saturday at Wiener Stadthalle, Vienna, Aldridge337-16 1-2 2-5 3315 12 (Gasol 3, Conley 2, D.Brooks 2, Selden Williams 23 2-6 2-2 0-5 33 7 Power-play opportunities — Winni- FIRST PERIOD — 1, Arizona, Oesterle 1 Austria DeRozan3914-23 2-2 1-12 8430 2, Jackson Jr., Mack, Temple). Technical Zeller 26 5-8 2-2 3-6 0512 peg 1 of 2; Toronto 0 of 3. Goalies — Win- OAL (Hinostroza, Richardson), 6:55. 2, Arizo- Purse: $2.53 million (WT500) Forbes 31 6-10 3-5 0-1 1316 fouls: coach Grizzlies (Defensive three Lamb 29 5-12 1-1 0-3 1312 nipeg, Hellebuyck 4-4-1 (31 shots-28 Oakland Tech 22, Castlemont 7 na, Keller 5 (Galchenyuk, Demers), 8:51. Surface: Hard-Indoor Gay336-15 4-5 2-10 5116 second), 2:36 second; Jackson Jr., 9:24 Walker 35 11-31 12-14 1-6 6137 saves). Toronto, Andersen 6-3-0 (24-22). #20 McClymonds 62, Oakland 0 3, Arizona, Stepan 1 (Perlini, Goligoski), Singles - Semifinals Mills 25 3-5 2-2 0-3 1210 fourth. Bridges 30 5-9 1-2 0-2 0114 Att.: 19,545 (18,819). Time: 2:31. 12:57. (5), Japan, def. Mikhail Belinelli 23 3-10 2-2 0-0 11 8 Att.: 15,926 (18,119). Time: 2:03. Kd-Glchrst 23 3-8 0-0 0-6 15 6 CENTRAL COAST SECTION SECOND PERIOD — 4, Arizona, Hinos- Kukushkin, Kazakhstan, 6-4, 6-3. Gasol 17 4-5 3-4 5-12 0211 Biyombo 19 1-2 0-1 2-6 03 2 PAL Bay troza 3 (Goligoski, Raanta), 8:26. 5, Ari- Canadiens 3, Bruins 0 Kevin Anderson (2), , def. Pondexter 00-0 0-0 0-0 00 0 Graham 13 3-6 0-0 0-2 21 7 Sacred Heart Prep 40, #23 Terra Nova 28 zona, Grabner 1 (Richardson), 11:48 (sh). Fernando Verdasco, Spain, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. Totals 240 44-91 19-24 12-49 20 17 110 Jazz 132, Pelicans 111 Monk 12 1-8 2-2 1-2 22 4 #16 Menlo-Atherton 24, Half Moon Bay THIRD PERIOD — 6, Arizona, Grabner Montreal ...... 201—3 Bacon 00-0 0-0 0-0 00 0 7 Percentages: FG .484, FT .792. 3- 2, 8:59 (sh). 7, Tampa Bay, Erne 1 (John- Boston...... 000—0 Utah ...... 28 36 38 30 —132 Totals 240 37-95 20-24 9-48 19 25 103 Aragon 56, Menlo School 13 Point Goals: 3-16, .188 (Mills 2-2, son, Gourde), 9:27 (pp). 8, Arizona, Pa- SOCCER Percentages: FG .389, FT .833. 3- FIRST PERIOD — 1, Montreal, Gallagh- PAL Lake Forbes 1-3, Gasol 0-1, Gay 0-1, Bertans New Orleans..31 18 33 29 —111 nik 1, 12:50. Point Goals: 9-35, .257 (Bridges 3-6, er 6 (Peca, Ouellet), 9:18. 2, Montreal, El Camino 42, Mills 26 0-2, Cunningham 0-2, Belinelli 0-5). Shots on goal — Tampa Bay 13-7- Walker 3-15, Lamb 1-2, Graham 1-3, Wil- Domi 5 (Lehkonen, Drouin), 10:39. Carlmont 41, Woodside 6 Team Rebounds: 6. Team Turnovers: UTAH 11—31. Arizona 9-14-7—30. MLS Standings liams 1-4, Batum 0-2, Monk 0-3). Team SECOND PERIOD — None. Jefferson 35, Capuchino 28 13 (8 PTS). Blocked shots: 5 (Aldridge 2, Power-play opportunities — Tampa FG FT Reb Rebounds: 13. Team Turnovers: 9 (10 THIRD PERIOD — 3, Montreal, Benn 1 PAL Ocean Gay 2, DeRozan). Turnovers: 13 (Al- Bay 1 of 5; Arizona 0 of 4. WESTERN CONFERENCE Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts PTS). Blocked shots: 8 (Batum 2, Walk- (Lehkonen), 19:31. King’s Academy 51, S.San Francisco 0 dridge 4, DeRozan 4, Forbes 2, Belinelli, Goalies — Tampa Bay, Domingue 2-1-0 Favors 19 4-10 2-2 2-7 0510 er 2, Williams 2, Biyombo, Kidd-Gil- Shots on goal — Montreal 9-10-4—23. Burlingame 49, Sequoia 7 WLTPts GF GA Gasol, Mills). Steals: 7 (DeRozan 2, (30 shots-23 saves). Arizona, Raanta 3- Ingles 28 2-10 3-4 0-4 22 7 christ). Turnovers: 9 (Kidd-Gilchrist 2, Boston 7-12-14—33. Hillsdale 14, San Mateo 10 x-Kansas City178859 63 39 Forbes 2, Bertans, Cunningham, Gay). 4-0 (31-30). Gobert 31 11-13 3-5 4-14 0125 Walker 2, Batum, Bridges, Graham, Power-play opportunities — Montreal SCVAL De Anza x-LA FC 16 8957 67 50 Technical fouls: Gay, 1:00 first. Att.: 13,623 (17,125). Time: 2:31. Att.: 18,589 (18,581). Mitchell337-10 5-6 0-2 6222 Monk, Zeller). Steals: 3 (Bridges, Walker, 0 of 3; Boston 0 of 3. Goalies — Montreal, #15 Palo Alto 35, Los Gatos 10 x-FC Dallas 16 8957 51 42 Rubio 30 8-14 9-9 0-6 12 228 Zeller). Technical fouls: Kidd-Gilchrist, Price 4-1-2 (33 shots-33 saves). Boston, x-Seattle1711556 50 36 Milpitas 40, Cupertino 7 Crowder 28 2-7 0-0 0-2 53 4 9:42 fourth. Blues 7, Blackhawks 3 Rask 3-3-0 (22-20). Fremont 24, Homestead 19 x-Portland 15 9954 53 46 Heat 120, Exum185-10 1-3 0-0 2211 Att.: 17,565 (17,565). Time: 2:40. Real Salt Lake 14 13 7495558 PHILADELPHIA SCVAL El Camino Trail Blazers 111 O’Neale163-6 0-0 0-2 33 8 Chicago ...... 210—3 Gunn 70, Lynbrook 13 LA Galaxy 13 11 9486461 Burks152-4 2-2 0-2 11 7 FG FT Reb NHL Scoring Leaders Vancouver 12 13 8445266 St. Louis ...... 223—7 Santa Clara 42, Monta Vista 27 Portland .....22 20 37 32 —111 Niang 11 1-1 2-2 0-2 12 5 Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Saratoga 54, Los Altos 27 Minnesota Utd1119336 47 68 FIRST PERIOD — 1, St. Louis, O’Reilly 3 Through Friday Udoh 60-0 1-2 0-1 02 1 Covington366-11 2-5 1-10 0418 WCAL Houston 916835 55 56 Miami ...... 33 24 32 31 —120 (Parayko, Sanford), 0:18. 2, Chicago, GP GAPTS Allen 51-3 2-2 0-1 01 4 Saric 31 4-9 2-2 2-7 1411 #7 Valley Christian 35, Bellarmine 0 Colorado 719728 34 62 Kane 10 (Anisimov, Saad), 3:47. 3, St. Rantanen, COL11515 20 Totals 240 46-88 30-37 6-43 32 26 132 Embiid 37 10-22 6-6 2-14 2327 #4 St. Francis 28, Mitty 7 Earthquakes 420921 48 69 PORTLAND Louis, Sanford 3 (Perron, O’Reilly), 5:28. MacKinnon, COL119918 Percentages: FG .523, FT .811. 3- Fultz254-9 2-2 1-4 4110 #11 Serra 42, #22 Sacred Heart Cathe- 4, Chicago, Anisimov 2 (Kane), 18:50. Matthews, TOR1010616 EASTERN CONFERENCE FG FT Reb Point Goals: 10-32, .313 (Mitchell 3-4, Simmons 32 5-20 4-6 6-12 3414 dral 0 SECOND PERIOD — 5, St. Louis, Tara- Bergeron, BOS107916 Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Rubio 3-7, O’Neale 2-4, Niang 1-1, Burks Redick 32 4-12 4-4 0-1 2115 senko 4 (Dunn, O’Reilly), 1:39 (pp). 6, St. Pastrnak, BOS1010515 WLTPts GF GA Aminu 21 0-2 2-2 0-2 01 2 1-2, Allen 0-1, Exum 0-2, Favors 0-3, Muscala 17 0-3 2-2 1-6 22 2 NORTH COAST SECTION x-Atlanta216669 69 40 Louis, Bozak 2 (Sundqvist, Sanford), Landeskog, COL119615 Layman 13 3-4 0-0 0-0 10 7 Crowder 0-4, Ingles 0-4). Team Re- McConnell141-2 0-0 0-0 32 2 BVAL x-New York 21 7568 61 33 5:14. 7, Chicago, Kane 11 (Jokiharju, Ani- Aho, CAR10411 15 Nurkic 24 2-7 1-1 1-7 03 5 bounds: 12. Team Turnovers: 13 (9 Shamet 91-3 1-1 0-0 00 4 #18 Freedom 49, Deer Valley 30 x-NYC FC 15 10 8535644 simov), 16:59. Malkin, PIT 8312 15 Lillard 37 15-28 7-7 2-7 6342 PTS). Blocked shots: 7 (Gobert 4, Favors Johnson 60-0 2-2 1-2 12 2 #2 Liberty 49, Heritage 0 x-Philadelphia 15 13 5504847 McCollm 36 7-20 2-5 2-7 2419 THIRD PERIOD — 8, St. Louis, Tarasen- 2, Burks). Turnovers: 13 (Exum 2, Ingles Totals 240 35-91 25-30 14-56 18 23 105 DAL Foothill x-D.C. United 14 11 8506050 Turner 25 3-10 2-2 0-4 34 8 ko 5 (Schwartz, Pietrangelo), 15:40. 9, 2, Niang 2, Rubio 2, Allen, Burks, Favors, Percentages: FG .385, FT .833. 3- Acalanes 44, Alhambra 36 Columbus 13 11 9484043 Collins 24 2-4 8-8 1-4 0413 St. Louis, Pietrangelo 1 (Schenn, Bouw- MOTORSPORTS Mitchell, Udoh). Steals: 7 (Burks, Gob- Point Goals: 10-28, .357 (Covington 4-7, #19 Campolindo 30, Miramonte 14 Montreal1415446 47 52 Curry 19 1-2 0-0 1-1 13 3 meester), 18:02. 10, St. Louis, Steen 4 ert, Ingles, Mitchell, Niang, O’Neale, Ru- Redick 3-8, Shamet 1-2, Saric 1-3, Embiid #3 Clayton Valley 62, Northgate 6 New England 91311384855 Leonard171-5 2-2 0-4 02 5 (Pietrangelo, Schenn), 19:44. bio). Technical fouls: None. 1-5, Muscala 0-3). Team Rebounds: 6. DAL Valley Toronto FC 918633 55 63 Stauskas 13 2-4 1-1 1-2 01 5 Shots on goal — Chicago 10-9-5—24. NASCAR Team Turnovers: 11 (13 PTS). Blocked Benecia 46, Ygnacio Valley 12 Chicago818 7314861 Harkless 10 1-2 0-0 0-4 10 2 St. Louis 17-6-14—37. NEW ORLEANS shots: 8 (Covington 4, Embiid 2, McCon- Monster Energy Cup Berean Christian 65, College Park 39 Orlando City821 4284373 Totals 240 37-88 25-28 8-42 14 25 111 Power-play opportunities — Chicago FG FT Reb nell, Muscala). Turnovers: 11 (Simmons Concord 38, Mt. Diablo 8 Note: Three points for victory, one Percentages: FG .420, FT .893. 3- 0 of 1; St. Louis 2 of 5. Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts 4, Embiid 3, Covington, Fultz, Muscala, 70TH ANNUAL FIRST DATA 500 EBAL Mountain point for tie. Point Goals: 12-33, .364 (Lillard 5-11, Goalies — Chicago, Crawford 3-2-0 (36 Moore251-6 2-2 0-2 24 5 Saric). Steals: 4 (Covington 2, Fultz, LINEUP #1 De La Salle 49, #13 California 0 x-clinched playoff berth McCollum 3-7, Collins 1-2, Curry 1-2, Lay- shots-30 saves). St. Louis, C.Johnson 0- Randle195-11 2-2 1-3 0412 Simmons). Technical fouls: None. San Ramon Val. 17, #12 Monte Vista 10 Sunday’s Games man 1-2, Leonard 1-4, Nurkic 0-1, Aminu 2-0 (5-5), Allen 3-2-3 (19-16). Saturday’s qualifying; race Sunday at Mirotic 28 10-18 1-2 1-8 0325 Att.: 20,203 (20,478). EBAL Valley Earthquakes at Seattle, 1:30 p.m. 0-2, Turner 0-2). Team Rebounds: 7. Att.: 17,201 (19,150). Time: 2:31. Martinsville Speedway, Martinsville, Va. Holiday297-13 4-4 2-2 6118 Granada 41, Livermore 21 Atlanta at Toronto FC, 1:30 p.m. Team Turnovers: 9 (7 PTS). Blocked (Car number in parenetheses) Payton160-1 0-0 1-2 43 0 Dougherty Valley 48, Dublin 21 D.C. United at Chicago, 1:30 p.m. shots: 8 (Collins 2, Harkless 2, Turner 2, Bulls 97, Hawks 85 1. (18) , Toyota, 96.254 Jackson233-9 7-9 0-0 2214 Wild 3, Avalanche 2 MCAL FC Dallas at Colorado, 1:30 p.m. McCollum, Nurkic). Turnovers: 9 (Nurkic mph. Hill202-8 1-2 0-5 31 6 Terra Linda 64, San Rafael 25 Houston at LA Galaxy, 1:30 p.m. 3, Curry 2, Turner 2, Lillard, Stauskas). Chicago ...... 22 19 26 30 —97 2. (14) , Ford, 96.122. Johnson 16 2-4 0-0 0-2 03 6 Colorado ...... 101—2 MVAL Los Angeles FC at Kansas City, 1:30 Steals: 7 (Aminu 2, Turner 2, Harkless, Atlanta ...... 25 19 19 22 —85 3. (11) , Toyota, 96.112. p.m. Okafor 14 4-9 3-3 3-6 0211 Minnesota...... 012—3 4. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 96.093. Logan 78, Kennedy-Fremont 13 Leonard, Nurkic). Technical fouls: coach Frazier 13 1-3 0-1 2-4 44 2 #21 Moreau Cath 62, Newark Memoria 0 Minnesota at Columbus, 1:30 p.m. CHICAGO FIRST PERIOD — 1, Colorado, Barberio 5. (10) , Ford, 96.058. Trail Blazers (Defensive three second), Clark 13 1-3 0-0 0-0 01 2 NBL Oak Montreal at New England, 1:30 p.m. 00:34 third. 1 (Kamenev), 5:54. 6. (78) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, Orlando City at New York, 1:30 p.m. Williams 13 0-2 0-0 0-2 03 0 FG FT Reb SECOND PERIOD — 2, Minnesota, 95.932. #8 Cardinal Newman 48, Analy 6 Philadelphia at NYC FC, 1:30 p.m. MIAMI Diallo 11 4-8 2-4 1-4 1110 Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Granlund 5 (Staal, Niederreiter), 7:15. 7. (41) , Ford, 95.883. Carrillo 28, Windsor 19 Totals 240 40-95 22-29 11-40 22 32 111 Holiday374-12 0-0 2-5 3312 #14 Rancho Cotate 62, Ukiah 0 Portland at Vancouver, 1:30 p.m. FG FT Reb THIRD PERIOD — 3, Minnesota, Staal 8. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 95.781. End of Regular Season Percentages: FG .421, FT .759. 3- Hutchison 18 2-5 0-0 1-4 04 4 3 (Granlund, Zucker), 10:16 (pp). 4, Min- 9. (19) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 95.704. NBL Redwood Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Carter Jr. 22 4-9 2-2 2-10 1110 El Molino d. Allen, forfeit McGruder 33 5-10 3-3 4-10 2214 Point Goals: 9-34, .265 (Mirotic 4-9, nesota, Brodin 2 (Fehr, Spurgeon), 17:17 10. (42) , Chevrolet, Johnson 2-4, Hill 1-3, Moore 1-3, Jackson LaVine 35 9-19 8-10 0-11 3027 (sh). 5, Colorado, Landeskog 10 (Ranta- 95.607. Santa Rosa 46, Piner 10 Olynyk 29 6-9 4-5 1-5 5219 Payne 18 0-2 2-2 1-2 54 2 GOLF 1-4, Clark 0-1, Williams 0-1, Frazier 0-2, nen, Barrie), 19:18. 11. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 95.516. TCAL Rock Whiteside 34 2-8 1-4 3-16 04 5 Parker 34 7-16 1-2 2-8 3118 Randle 0-3, Holiday 0-4). Team Re- Shots on goal — Colorado 8-15-9—32. 12. (24) William Byron, Chevrolet, El Cerrito 66, St. Mary’s 7 Dragic 35 10-19 4-5 1-3 5228 Arcidcono 31 5-10 0-0 0-2 7413 bounds: 16. Team Turnovers: 16 (18 Minnesota 4-13-11—28. 95.266. TCAL Stone Richardson 36 5-15 0-1 0-5 5211 Felicio 26 1-2 0-0 0-8 21 2 WGC PTS). Blocked shots: 5 (Holiday 2, Hill, Power-play opportunities — Colorado 13. (4) , Ford, 95.530. Albany 40, Richmond 14 Wade 21 7-12 1-2 2-3 1319 Blakeney 15 4-8 0-0 0-2 02 9 Moore, Randle). Turnovers: 16 (Holiday 0 of 6; Minnesota 1 of 5. 14. (38) David Ragan, Ford, 95.472. Pinole Valley 51, Swett 18 Winslow 19 3-8 3-5 0-5 1310 Harrison 40-0 0-0 0-0 11 0 De Anza 45, Vallejo 7 HSBC CHAMPIONS T.Johnson 19 3-9 0-0 1-3 21 7 3, Randle 3, Frazier 2, Hill 2, Mirotic 2, Goalies — Colorado, Varlamov 4-2-2 15. (37) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, Payton 2, Diallo, Moore). Steals: 4 (Hill, Totals 240 36-83 13-16 8-52 25 21 97 95.444. Vine Valley Saturday at Sheshan International Golf Adebayo143-6 1-1 4-6 02 7 (27 shots-25 saves). Minnesota, Dubnyk Holiday, Moore, Randle). Technical Percentages: FG .434, FT .813. 3- 16. (88) , Chevrolet, American Canyon 27, Justin-Sena 14 Club; Shanghai Totals 240 44-96 17-26 16-56 21 21 120 5-1-2 (32-30). fouls: None. Point Goals: 12-34, .353 (Holiday 4-10, Att.: 19,093 (18,064). Time: 2:34. 95.434. Vintage 69, Napa 14 Third Round Percentages: FG .458, FT .654. 3- Att.: 16,373 (16,867). Time: 2:20. Arcidiacono 3-6, Parker 3-7, Blakeney 17. (47) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, WAC Foothill Tony Finau...... 66-67-70—203 Point Goals: 15-39, .385 (Wade 4-6, 1-2, LaVine 1-5, Carter Jr. 0-2, Payne 95.352. #10 Bishop O’Dowd 21, Encinal 6 Xander Schauffele...... 66-71-69—206 Dragic 4-9, Olynyk 3-6, Winslow 1-2, 0-2). Team Rebounds: 7. Team Turn- 18. (31) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, San Leandro 14, Berkeley 6 Justin Rose ...... 69-67-70—206 McGruder 1-3, T.Johnson 1-5, Richardson Pacers 119, Cavaliers 107 overs: 20 (16 PTS). Blocked shots: 6 Capitals 4, Flames 3, SO 95.323. Castro Valley 48, Piedmont 27 Patrick Reed ...... 64-72-70—206 1-6, Whiteside 0-2). Team Rebounds: (Carter Jr. 2, Parker 2, Arcidiacono, Fel- 19. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, WAC Shoreline Andrew Putnam...... 70-71-67—208 10. Team Turnovers: 12 (15 PTS). Washington ...... 2100—4 Indiana ...... 30 30 28 31 —119 icio). Turnovers: 20 (LaVine 9, Parker 3, 95.208. Tennyson 35, Arroyo 0 Tommy Fleetwood...... 68-68-72—208 Blocked shots: 8 (Whiteside 6, Richard- Cleveland ....30 25 28 24 —107 Felicio 2, Arcidiacono, Blakeney, Carter Calgary ...... 2010—3 20. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, Hayward 49, Mt. Eden 7 Keegan Bradley ...... 69-70-70—209 son, Winslow). Turnovers: 12 (Adebayo Jr., Holiday, Hutchison, Payne). Steals: Washington won shootout 2-1 95.184. Alameda 42, San Lorenzo 21 Kiradech Aphibarnrat ....68-71-70—209 2, Dragic 2, Richardson 2, Wade 2, White- 14 (Holiday 5, Arcidiacono 2, Hutchison FIRST PERIOD — 1, Washington, Vrana Nonleague Jason Day...... 71-70-69—210 INDIANA 21. (9) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, side 2, McGruder, Olynyk). Steals: 7 2, Carter Jr., Felicio, LaVine, Parker, 3 (Kuznetsov), 9:28. 2, Washington, Osh- Amador Valley 31, Foothill 20 Thorbjorn Olesen ...... 75-69-67—211 95.146. (Winslow 3, McGruder, Olynyk, Richard- FG FT Reb Payne). Technical fouls: None. ie 6 (Ovechkin, Kuznetsov), 14:27 (pp). Intersectional Billy Horschel ...... 68-72-71—211 22. (34) Michael McDowell, Ford, son, T.Johnson). Technical fouls: coach Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts 3, Calgary, Hamonic 1 (Monahan, Gau- Stellar Prep 52, O’Farrell-San Diego 0 Patrick Cantlay ...... 70-68-73—211 ATLANTA 95.084. Heat (Defensive three second), 5:35 first; Bogdnvic 32 10-14 3-4 0-3 2125 dreau), 14:42. 4, Calgary, Lindholm 7 Saturday’s Games Andrea Pavan...... 72-71-69—212 23. (48) , Chevrolet, Wade, 3:59 third. Young 33 5-8 0-0 0-2 5010 FG FT Reb (Gaudreau, Giordano), 16:54 (pp). Thomas Pieters ...... 75-64-74—213 95.079. SAN FRANCISCO SECTION Att.: 19,600 (19,600). Turner 28 7-10 1-1 1-2 1215 Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts SECOND PERIOD — 5, Washington, Emiliano Grillo ...... 70-69-74—213 24. (20) Erik Jones, Toyota, 95.027. Collison305-8 4-4 0-2 6315 Carter 23 4-9 0-0 0-2 1512 Niskanen 2 (Jaskin, Connolly), 17:03. AAA Haotong Li...... 73-72-69—214 25. (15) , Chevrolet, Oladipo 37 10-15 2-6 1-3 6324 Prince355-14 4-4 0-5 3116 THIRD PERIOD — 6, Calgary, Tkachuk #25 Lincoln 51, Burton 16 C.T. Pan...... 68-76-70—214 Bucks 113, Magic 91 95.165. Joseph 29 3-4 1-2 0-5 51 7 Len172-6 0-0 0-4 01 4 4 (Giordano, Andersson), 18:33. 26. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 95.132. Alex Noren...... 74-69-71—214 Sabonis 21 6-9 3-3 1-5 1015 Bazemore313-9 1-2 0-2 13 8 OAKLAND SECTION Adam Scott...... 69-73-72—214 Orlando...... 25 26 17 23 —91 OVERTIME — None. 27. (6) , Ford, 95.094. McDrmtt181-2 4-4 0-0 22 6 Young 30 3-12 7-9 1-3 4013 OAL Rafa Cabrera Bello...... 68-73-73—214 Milwaukee ...30 35 28 20 —113 Shootout — Washington 2 (Oshie NG, 28. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, Leaf 50-2 0-0 0-1 00 0 Bembry 27 3-9 0-0 0-1 23 8 Skyline vs. Fremont Ian Poulter...... 69-71-74—214 Kuznetsov G, Carlson NG, Backstrom G), 95.079. Sumner 50-1 0-0 1-1 02 0 Dedmon 27 5-10 2-2 5-13 0013 Calgary 1 (Tkachuk NG, Monahan G, Tka- ORLANDO 29. (32) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, CENTRAL COAST SECTION PGA Tour Holiday21-1 0-0 0-0 00 2 Lin 19 0-5 3-4 0-4 30 3 chuk NG, Gaudreau NG). 95.070. FG FT Reb Johnson 10-0 0-2 0-0 01 0 Huerter 17 2-5 0-0 1-6 20 6 Shots on goal — Washington 10-8-8- 30. (95) , Chevrolet, WCAL Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Totals 240 48-74 18-26 4-24 28 15 119 Spellman 15 0-5 2-2 4-8 40 2 1—27. Calgary 9-6-11-4—30. 94.960. St. Ignatius vs. Riordan SANDERSON FARMS Gordon 31 3-15 3-4 2-5 25 9 Percentages: FG .649, FT .692. 3- Totals 240 27-84 19-23 11-48 20 13 85 Power-play opportunities — Wash- 31. (72) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 94.411. NORTH COAST SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP Isaac 22 0-6 2-2 0-2 12 2 Point Goals: 5-13, .385 (Oladipo 2-4, Percentages: FG .321, FT .826. 3- ington 1 of 3; Calgary 1 of 4. 32. (43) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, Saturday at The Country Club of Jackson, Vucevic 21 7-10 2-2 3-9 1416 Bogdanovic 2-5, Collison 1-1, Leaf 0-1, Point Goals: 12-40, .300 (Carter 4-7, Goalies — Washington, Copley 1-1-1 94.387. BVAL Jackson, Miss. Augustin 22 4-9 0-0 0-1 4011 McDermott 0-1, Turner 0-1). Team Re- Huerter 2-4, Bembry 2-5, Prince 2-5, Ded- (30 shots-27 saves). Calgary, Smith 3- 33. (96) DJ Kennington, Toyota, #6 Pittsburg 42, #9 Antioch 10 Third Round Fournier 27 4-12 1-1 0-0 1010 bounds: 13. Team Turnovers: 15 (18 mon 1-3, Bazemore 1-4, Len 0-1, Lin 0-2, 4-1 (27-24). 93.919. MCAL Cameron Champ ...... 65-70-64—199 Grant 26 2-7 0-0 2-5 22 5 PTS). Blocked shots: 3 (Turner 3). Turn- Spellman 0-3, Young 0-6). Team Re- Att.: 17,832 (19,289). Time: 2:45. 34. (23) JJ Yeley, Toyota, 93.719. Redwood 67, Drake 14 Corey Conners...... 71-68-64—203 Bamba232-5 1-2 1-6 01 7 overs: 15 (Bogdanovic 3, Collison 2, Ola- bounds: 4. Team Turnovers: 22 (18 35. (00) Joey Gase, Chevrolet, 93.088. San Marin 63, Novato 6 D.J. Trahan ...... 67-70-67—204 Ross 18 3-12 0-0 0-1 44 7 dipo 2, Sabonis 2, Turner 2, Joseph, Leaf, PTS). Blocked shots: 8 (Dedmon 5, 36. (51) Jeb Burton, Chevrolet, 92.878. Marin Catholic 44, Tamalpais 14 Shawn Stefani ...... 68-68-68—204 Simmons 17 3-10 2-2 2-4 3210 McDermott, Young). Steals: 13 (Collison Bembry, Carter, Prince). Turnovers: 22 Devils 3, Panthers 2 37. (66) Timmy Hill, Toyota, 92.678. MVAL Iwundu 12 2-5 2-2 1-3 02 6 Sam Burns...... 69-70-66—205 3, Joseph 3, Oladipo 3, Young 2, Bogda- (Prince 6, Young 5, Bazemore 4, Bembry Florida...... 002—2 38. (7) Hermie Sadler III, Chevrolet, Washington 28, American 14 Martin Laird...... 72-67-66—205 Martin 71-6 2-2 1-2 10 4 novic, Sumner). Technical fouls: coach 2, Lin 2, Carter, Len, Spellman). Steals: 9 92.497. TCAL Rock Dylan Meyer ...... 71-67-68—206 Briscoe70-1 0-0 0-1 20 0 Pacers (Defensive three second), 6:09 (Bembry 3, Prince 2, Young 2, Carter, New Jersey ...... 120—3 39. (21) Paul Menard, Ford, 90.000. Salesian 28, Kennedy 7 Bill Haas ...... 70-70-67—207 Birch 72-3 0-0 0-1 00 4 third; coach Pacers (Defensive three sec- Huerter). FIRST PERIOD — 1, New Jersey, Palmi- 40. (99) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, Vine Valley Lucas Glover...... 68-72-67—207 Totals 240 33-101 15-17 12-41 21 22 91 ond), 4:27 fourth. Att.: 15,549 (18,118). eri 8 (Hischier, Severson), 19:50. 0.000. Casa Grande 37, Petaluma 36 XXXXX• SFChronicle.com | Sunday, October 28, 2018 | B13 SCOREBOARD

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San Diego 59, Jacksonville 35 Jacksonville St. 42, Murray St. 15 S. Illinois 49, Missouri St. 35 TOP 25 SCHEDULE No. 3 Notre Dame 44, TEAM STATISTICS SCORING UC Davis 49, Montana 21 James Madison 13, Stony Brook 10 W. Illinois 37, N. Iowa 17 FLA UGA First Quarter Saturday’s Games Utah St. 61, New 19 Louisiana-Lafay. 47, Arkansas St. 43 Weber St. 35, North Dakota 30 Navy 22 Marist 48, Morehead St. 21 First downs...... 1720 USC—Vaughns 82 punt return (M.Brown No. 2 Clemson 59, Florida State 10 EAST SOUTHWEST Maryland 63, Illinois 33 Notre Dame ....13 14 10 7—44 Rushes-yards...... 37-170 41-189 kick), 12:52 No. 3 Notre Dame 44, Navy 22 CCSU 49, Wagner 24 Alcorn St. 27, Prairie View 13 McNeese St. 23, Cent. Arkansas 21 Passing ...... 105 240 ASU—Harry 44 pass from Wilkins Oklahoma State 38, No. 6 Texas 35 Colgate 38, Georgetown 0 Navy ...... 0014 8—22 Cincinnati 26, SMU 20, OT Middle Tennessee 51, Old Dominion 17 Comp-Att-Int ...... 13-21-1 17-24-0 (B.Ruiz kick), 8:55 No. 7 Georgia 36, No. 9 Florida 17 Columbia 17, Yale 10 Houston 57, South Florida 36 Mississippi St. 28, Texas A&M 13 Return Yards...... 5477 ASU—Benjmin 3 run (B.Ruiz kick), 6:22 No. 8 Oklahoma 51, Kansas State 14 Dartmouth 24, Harvard 17 SCORING Lamar 24, Stephen F. Austin 17 Monmouth (NJ) 24, Presbyterian 14 Delaware 40, Towson 36 Punts-Avg...... 4-38.25 4-42.25 Second Quarter No. 12 Kentucky 15, Missouri 14 First Quarter North Texas 41, Rice 17 Nicholls 48, Incarnate Word 21 Holy Cross 56, Lehigh 0 Fumbles-Lost...... 3-2 0-0 ASU—FG B.Ruiz 31, 14:12 No. 14 Washington State 41, No. 24 ND—Armstrong 1 run (kick failed), 9:38 Sam Houston St. 28, SE Louisiana 25 SC State 27, Howard 21 Lafayette 21, Fordham 13 Penalties-Yards...... 7-27 4-53 ASU—Bnjmin 49 run (B.Ruiz kick), 6:12 Stanford 38 ND—Dex.Williams 12 run (Doerer kick), Texas Southern 42, MVSU 14 SE Missouri 56, UT Martin 33 Maine 28, Albany (NY) 9 Time of Possession...... 28:36 31:24 USC—Pittman Jr. 6 pass from Sears Cal 12, No. 15 Washington 10 4:51 Texas St. 27, New Mexico St. 20 Savannah St. 32, Norfolk St. 3 New Hampshire 34, Villanova 0 (M.Brown kick), :13 Miss. St. 28, No. 16 Texas A&M 13 Second Quarter Tulane 24, Tulsa 17 South Carolina 27, Tennessee 24 Notre Dame 44, Navy 22 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Third Quarter No 17 Penn St 30, No 18 Iowa 24 ND—Dex.Williams 9 run (Doerer kick), UAB 19, UTEP 0 Southern U. 41, Jackson St. 7 Penn 13, Brown 7 USC—Jones Jr. 8 run (M.Brown kick), No. 19 Oregon at Arizona, (n) 7:07 RUSHING — Florida, Perine 14-62, Vanderbilt 45, Arkansas 31 Stetson 56, Davidson 53 Penn St. 30, Iowa 24 10:49 Northwestern 31, No. 20 Wisconsin 17 ND—Dex.Williams 2 run (Doerer kick), Scarlett 8-56, Franks 8-30, E.Jones 4-12, SOUTH Virginia 31, North Carolina 21 Pittsburgh 54, Duke 45 USC—Pittman Jr. 36 pass from Vaughns Houston 57, No. 21 South Florida 36 1:04 Pierce 3-10. Georgia, Swift 12-104, Holy- Wake Forest 56, Louisville 35 Princeton 66, Cornell 0 (M.Brown kick), 10:24 Syracuse 51, No. 22 NC State 41 Alabama A&M 27, Alabama St. 10 Third Quarter field 20-71, Fromm 6-11, Cook 1-4, Hard- Wofford 42, Mercer 21 Rhode Island 21, William & Mary 10 ASU—Harry 92 punt return (B.Ruiz Austin Peay 41, Tennessee Tech 10 NAV—Abey 1 run (Moehring kick), 12:56 man 1-0, (Team) 1-(minus 1). Sacred Heart 49, Bryant 26 kick), 2:54 NATIONAL SCORES Charlotte 20, Southern Miss. 17 MIDWEST ND—FG Doerer 30, 8:41 PASSING — Florida, Franks 13-21-1- St. Francis (Pa.) 20, Robert Morris 7 Fourth Quarter Chattanooga 34, VMI 27 Akron 17, Cent. Michigan 10 NAV—Abey 1 run (Moehring kick), 12:56 105. Georgia, Fromm 17-24-0-240. Saturday’s Games Syracuse 51, NC State 41 ASU—Wilkins 45 run (B.Ruiz kick), 1:23 Clemson 59, Florida St. 10 Army 37, E. Michigan 22 ND—M.Boykin 4 pass from Book (Doer- RECEIVING — Florida, Toney 3-18, WEST Coastal Carolina 37, Georgia St. 34 UMass 22, UConn 17 Swain 2-38, Grimes 2-18, T.Cleveland 2- USC—Vaughns 48 pass from Sears Dayton 38, Butler 28 er kick), 1:04 (M.Brown kick), :35 San Jose St. 50, UNLV 37 Delaware St. 28, NC Central 13 Drake 42, Valparaiso 25 Fourth Quarter 10, Hammond 1-7, Krull 1-6, Scarlett Arizona St. 38, USC 35 E. Kentucky 31, E. Illinois 23 1-4, Stephens 1-4. Georgia, Nauta 5-73, Indiana St. 43, Youngstown St. 17 No. 2 Clemson 59, NAV—Martin 33 run (O.Davis pass from TEAM STATISTICS Boise St. 48, Air Force 38 ETSU 45, W. Carolina 43, 2OT Iowa St. 40, Texas Tech 31 Abey), 12:42 Holloman 4-48, Ridley 2-37, Swift 2-13, Cal Poly 38, N. Arizona 28 FIU 38, W. Kentucky 17 Kansas 27, TCU 26 Florida St. 10 ND—M.Boykin 22 pass from Book (Do- Hardman 2-10, Woerner 1-35, Godwin 1- ASU USC E. Washington 38, Idaho 14 Florida A&M 38, Morgan St. 3 Michigan St. 23, Purdue 13 erer kick), 8:29 24. First downs...... 2119 Idaho St. 24, Montana St. 17 Furman 28, 17 N. Dakota St. 59, South Dakota 14 Clemson ...... 028247—59 MISSED FIELD GOALS — None. Rushes-yards...... 44-283 33-149 N. Colorado 42, S. Utah 39 Gardner-Webb 35, Campbell 7 Nebraska 45, Bethune-Cookman 9 Florida St...... 0037—10 TEAM STATISTICS Passing ...... 166 271 N. Illinois 7, BYU 6 Georgia 36, Florida 17 Comp-Att-Int ...... 14-24-0 21-30-0 Northwestern 31, Wisconsin 17 ND NAV Oregon St. 41, Colorado 34, OT Hampton 51, Va. Lynchburg 28 Return Yards...... 128 168 S. Dakota St. 38, Illinois St. 28 SCORING First downs ...... 2814 No. 8 Oklahoma 51, Kansas St. 14 Punts-Avg...... 5-23.2 7-29.42 Second Quarter Rushes-yards...... 43-254 48-292 Fumbles-Lost...... 1-1 2-1 Passing...... 330 52 CLE—Higgins 7 pass from T.Lawrence Kansas St...... 0707—14 Penalties-Yards...... 5-48 7-73 (Potter kick), 13:19 Comp-Att-Int...... 27-33-1 4-12-1 Time of Possession...... 32:15 27:45 GOLDEN GATE FIELDS RESULTS Saturday CLE—Higgins 3 pass from T.Lawrence Return Yards...... 410Oklahoma...... 17 17 14 3—51 (Huegel kick), 7:49 Punts-Avg...... 3-39.66 5-37.8 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS CLE—Wilkins 1 run (Huegel kick), 3:34 Fumbles-Lost...... 2-1 2-1 SCORING FIRST—$12,500, cl, 3YO up, 6f, clear. SIXTH—$75,000, stk, 2YO F, 1mi, tf., clear. RUSHING — Arizona St., Benjamin 29- CLE—G.Williams 2 run (Huegel kick), Penalties-Yards...... 3-40 4-16 First Quarter 185, Wilkins 9-89, Floyd 2-6, Harry 2-5, 4(4) Savrola (I.Orozco)...... 12.00 5.60 3.20 ^Pike Place Dancer S.= 1:07 Time of Possession ...... 31:57 28:03 OKL—Calcaterra 35 pass from Ky.Mur- (Team) 2-(minus 2). Southern Cal, 7(7) Omache Kid (P.Terrero)...... 4.60 3.20 6(6) Lakerball (A.Quinonez) ...... 4.00 3.40 2.20 Third Quarter INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ray (Seibert kick), 12:56 A.Ware 13-64, Malepeai 5-51, Carr 4-16, 3(3) Code for Glory (F.Monroy)...... 2.80 5(5) Brahms Command (F.Duran)...... 8.20 4.80 CLE—Rodgers 58 pass from T.Lawrence OKL—FG Seibert 32, 7:30 Sears 10-10, Jones Jr. 1-8. 2(2) Tomlin (F.Alvarado)...... 2.60 (Potter kick), 14:12 RUSHING — Notre Dame, Dex.Williams Off 12:50. Time 1:10.32. Fast. Also Ran—Marchtothemusic, Honest OKL—Lamb 82 pass from Ky.Murray PASSING — Arizona St., Sterling-Cole CLE—FG Potter 24, 10:18 23-142, Armstrong 9-52, Book 6-50, Iago, Steven Decatur, Knots On Fire. $1 Exacta (4-7) paid $23.50. Off 3:44. Time 1:38.57. Firm. Also Ran—Sneaky Dianne, Gorgeous in (Seibert kick), 1:35 0-2-0-0, Wilkins 14-22-0-166. Southern CLE—Rodgers 68 pass from T.Lawrence T.Jones 3-12, (Team) 2-(minus 2). Navy, $0.1 Superfecta (4-7-3-1) paid $19.31. $0.5 Trifecta (4-7-3) paid Grey, Stealthediamonds. $0.5 Pick 3 (1-8-6) 3 Correct Paid $172.50. Second Quarter Cal, Vaughns 1-1-0-36, Sears 20-28-0- (Potter kick), 7:50 Perry 12-133, Martin 10-56, Maloy 3-33, $41.35. Daily Double (8-6) paid $154.20. $1 Exacta (6-5) paid $15.60. $0.1 KST—S.Thompson 5 run (Lynch kick), 235, (Team) 0-1-0-0. FSU—FG Aguayo 35, 4:35 Gargiulo 2-24, Walker 2-19, Lewis 11-13, Superfecta (6-5-2-3) paid $32.91. $0.5 Trifecta (6-5-2) paid $33.10. 10:03 RECEIVING — Arizona St., Harry 4-95, SECOND—$17,000, st alc, 3YO up, 5f, tf., clear. CLE—Chase 5 pass from Brice (Potter N.Smith 2-7, C.Williams 1-6, Abey 4-3, OKL—K.Brooks 3 run (Seibert kick), Darby 4-26, Hudson 3-9, Aiyuk 1-23, Ky- SEVENTH—$26,000, mdn spl wt, 2YO F, 1mi, clear. kick), 2:10 Cooper 0-0, (Team) 1-(minus 2). 6(6) Mr. Twinery (I.Orozco) ...... 4.00 2.80 2.20 7:29 .Williams 1-7, Ralston 1-6. Southern Cal, Fourth Quarter PASSING — ND, Book 27-33-1-330. 1(1) Uncle Hal (A.Sanguinetti) ...... 4.00 3.40 1(1) Noble Contessa (R.Gonzalez)...... 5.20 3.60 3.20 OKL—Ky.Murray 9 run (Seibert kick), Pittman Jr. 6-90, Vaughns 4-72, 7(7) Cartoonist (J.Hernandez) ...... 5.20 4(4) Sari’s Tiger (J.Couton)...... 11.40 7.40 CLE—Choice 15 run (Potter kick), 13:50 Navy, Abey 0-1-0-0, Lewis 4-11-1-52. RECEIVING — Notre Dame, Armstrong 2:15 St.Brown 4-39, Falo 3-37, Malepeai 2-15, Off 1:23. Time 0:57.27. Firm. Also Ran—Buckley Bay, Krsto Skye, 5(5) Zahra (A.Gomez) ...... 9.20 FSU—Helton 73 pass from Blackman 5-64, Claypool 5-57, M.Boykin 4-58, OKL—FG Seibert 27, :22 Jones Jr. 1-22, A.Ware 1-(minus 4). Rule He Will, Cyclolite. Daily Double (4-6) paid $33.60. $1 Exacta (6-1) Off 4:12. Time 1:39.46. Fast. Also Ran—Rose Princess, Rouge (Aguayo kick), 4:43 Kmet 4-31, Dex.Williams 3-27, Finke 2- Third Quarter MISSED FG — Arizona St., B.Ruiz 50. paid $6.50. $0.1 Superfecta (6-1-7-3) paid $17.00. $0.5 Trifecta Bouquet, Lesley’s Song, Blushing Bay, Fantastic Secret. $0.5 Pick 3 A—68,403. 33, Mack 2-10, Austin 1-38, Young 1-12. OKL—K.Brooks 86 run (Seibert kick), (6-1-7) paid $25.05. (8-6-1) 3 Correct Paid $150.20. Daily Double (6-1) paid $9.40. $1 TEAM STATISTICS Navy, Perry 3-18, Cooper 1-34. 12:29 Exacta (1-4) paid $35.50. $0.1 Superfecta (1-4-5-8) paid $373.56. OKL—Lamb 57 pass from Ky.Murray San Jose St. 50, THIRD—$11,000, mdn cl, 3YO up F&M, 5½f, clear. $0.5 Trifecta (1-4-5) paid $178.90. CLE FSU (Seibert kick), 8:20 UNLV 37 5(5) Rhyming Tiger (C.Martinez)...... 4.80 3.20 2.20 First downs...... 2515 Fourth Quarter EIGHTH—$27,000, alc opt cl, 2YO, 1mi, tf., clear. Oklahoma St. 38, 6(6) Bank of Many (A.Cedillo)...... 6.40 3.40 Rushes-yards...... 33-120 35-(min OKL—FG Seibert 22, 12:57 UNLV...... 71479—37 2(2) Song of Thorns (C.Herrera)...... 2.40 2(2) Midnight Swap (R.Gonzalez)...... 4.60 3.20 2.20 Passing...... 404 268 No. 6 Texas 35 KST—Silmon 9 run (Lynch kick), 9:54 Comp-Att-Int...... 24-44-1 20-40-1 San Jose St...... 717179—50 Off 1:56. Time 1:04.71. Fast. Also Ran—Lady Got Away, Fruitfully, 1(1) Rey Coliman (C.Herrera)...... 6.80 3.80 Texas ...... 77714—35 4(3) Cooney (W.Antongeorgi III)...... 2.60 Return Yards...... 8854 TEAM STATISTICS Diamond Game, Myra’s Beauty, Pamplemiss. $0.5 Pick 3 (4-6-5) 3 Punts-Avg...... 5-34.6 12-36.5 Oklahoma St. ..17 14 07—38 SCORING Correct Paid $17.80. Daily Double (6-5) paid $11.80. $1 Exacta (5-6) Off 4:43. Time 1:39.89. Firm. Scratched—Gobsmack, Tap It Champ. Fumbles-Lost...... 0-0 4-1 KSTOKL paid $13.60. $0.1 Superfecta (5-6-2-8) paid $10.65. $0.5 Trifecta Also Ran—Irish Terrier, Peppers Ace. $0.5 Pick 3 (6-1-2) 3 Correct Paid First downs...... 1332 First Quarter Penalties-Yards...... 5-50 16-134 SCORING UNLV—Gilliam 6 run (Pantels kick), 7:39 (5-6-2) paid $16.95. $5.60. Daily Double (1-2) paid $17.00. $1 Exacta (2-1) paid $10.90. Time of Possession ...... 28:44 31:16 Rushes-yards...... 32-137 39-322 $0.1 Superfecta (2-1-4-6) paid $8.48. $0.5 Trifecta (2-1-4) paid First Quarter Passing ...... 108 380 SJS—Nevens 4 run (Crawford kick), 6:16 FOURTH—$18,000, cl, 3YO up, 1frac>1/8/frac>mi, tf., clear. $17.95. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS OKS—Ty.Wallace 40 pass from Corne- Comp-Att-Int ...... 13-21-0 22-29-0 Second Quarter 1(1) Tiz Titus (A.Cedillo)...... 6.80 4.00 2.40 lius (Ammendola kick), 13:12 Return Yards...... 4137 SJS—Oliver 2 pass from Love (Crawford NINTH—$26,000, mdn spl wt, 3YO up F&M, 6f, clear. RUSHING — Clemson, Etienne 10-45, 3(3) Monsajem Pervade (W.Antongeorgi III) ...... 5.40 2.80 TEX—Ehlinger 5 run (Dicker kick), 9:58 Punts-Avg...... 7-45.42 1-36.0 kick), 12:28 Choice 3-20, L.Dixon 6-18, Rencher 2-15, 7(6) Aztec Warrior (F.Alvarado)...... 2.40 4(4) Miss Super Saint (F.Alvarado)...... 7.20 3.80 3.00 OKS—Woods 16 pass from Cornelius Fumbles-Lost...... 2-1 1-0 SJS—FG Crawford 50, 6:25 Feaster 3-10, T.Lawrence 1-6, Brice 2-5, (Ammendola kick), 6:43 UNLV—T.Collins 75 pass from Gilliam Off 2:42. Time 1:52.86. Firm. Scratched—Lighthouse Boogie. Also 11 (11) Point of the Rose (C.Martinez) ...... 4.80 3.40 Penalties-Yards...... 4-50 5-69 G.Williams 1-2, Batson 1-2, Wilkins 1-1, OKS—FG Ammendola 24, 3:59 (Pantels kick), 6:14 Ran—Thorn Hill Cat, Alleycat, Junior G Man. dq—Alleycat (3-5). $0.5 7(7) Stormy Too (A.Gomez)...... 4.20 Time of Possession...... 27:43 32:17 (Team) 1-(minus 1), Kendrick 2-(minus Second Quarter UNLV—T.Collins 4 pass from Gilliam Pick 3 (6-5-1) 3 Correct Paid $7.30. $0.5 Consolation Pick 3 (6-5-5) 3 Off 5:13. Time 1:10.42. Fast. Also Ran—Say It With Roses, Coco 3). Florida St., Patrick 7-17, Akers 11-7, OKS—Cornelius 1 run (Ammendola INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (Pantels kick), 1:36 Correct Paid $4.45. $0.1 Superfecta (1-3-7-4) paid $26.05. $0.5 Bee, Zoning, Here’slookinatya, Scott’s Best Beth, Shesaheatseeker, Grant 4-1, Minshew 0-0, Blackman 3-(mi- kick), 10:00 SJS—T.Walker 37 pass from Love Trifecta (1-3-7) paid $22.10. Consolation Double (5-5) paid $9.80. The Last Ruler. dh—Stormy Too, Plum Wild (3). $0.2 Pick 6 Jackpot nus 5), Francois 8-(minus 16), (Team) 2- TEX—Ehlinger 2 run (Dicker kick), 8:48 RUSHING — Kansas St., S.Thompson (Crawford kick), :34 Daily Double (5-1) paid $16.40. $1 Exacta (1-3) paid $15.90. (1-8-6-1-2/3/7-4) 6 Correct Paid $1,699.48. $0.5 Pick 5 (8-6-1-2/3/ (minus 25). OKS—Ty.Wallace 36 pass from Corne- 7-54, Silmon 8-51, A.Barnes 13-28, Third Quarter 7-4) 5 Correct Paid $1,391.80. $0.5 Pick 4 (6-1-2/3/7-4) 4 Correct Paid PASSING — Clemson, Brice 4-7-1-90, lius (Ammendola kick), 1:17 D.Warmack 3-6, (Team) 1-(minus 2). SJS—Foley 1 pass from Love (Crawford FIFTH—$9,000, cl, 3YO up, 5f, clear. $34.00. $0.5 Pick 3 (1-2-4) 3 Correct Paid $15.40. $0.5 Trifecta T.Lawrence 20-37-0-314. Florida St., Third Quarter Oklahoma, K.Brooks 5-94, Pledger 13- kick), 10:48 (4-11-5) paid $33.45. $0.5 Trifecta (4-11-7) paid $94.90. Daily Double 8(6) Shockazulu (F.Duran) ...... 71.40 17.20 9.40 Francois 17-36-1-180, Blackman 3-4-0- TEX—Ingram 22 pass from Ehlinger 91, Sermon 8-58, Ky.Murray 5-46, Sutton SJS—Hartley 9 pass from Love (Craw- (2-4) paid $22.20. $1 Exacta (4-11) paid $17.40. $0.1 Superfecta 3(2) Joejoe’s Kingdom (A.Solis)...... 2.80 2.40 88. (Dicker kick), 2:15 3-18, Kendall 3-17, (Team) 2-(minus 2). ford kick), 4:17 (4-11-5-7) paid $96.79. $0.1 Superfecta (4-11-7-5) paid $161.91. 9(7) Wit and Wisdom (J.Hernandez) ...... 3.00 RECEIVING — Clemson, Rodgers 6- Fourth Quarter PASSING — Kan. St., S.Thompson 13- UNLV—T.Collins 46 pass from Gilliam Attendance 1,221. Total Handle $2,411,355. Off 3:16. Time 0:58.32. Fast. Scratched—Game Star, Mia’s Storm. 156, Higgins 6-62, H.Renfrow 4-28, Over- TEX—Beck 10 pass from Ehlinger (Dick- 21-0-108. Okla., Basquine 0-1-0-0, Ky- (Pantels kick), 2:01 Also Ran—Pete and Jack, Hong Kong Cowboy, Fast Sale, Lullaby’s ton 2-75, Ross 1-41, T.Thompson 1-17, er kick), 11:47 .Murray 19-24-0-352, Kendall 3-4-0-28. SJS—FG Crawford 36, :15 Orphan. $0.5 Pick 5 (4-6-5-1-8) 5 Correct Paid $3,668.00. $0.5 Pick 4 Kendrick 1-13, Ca.Smith 1-11, Chase 1-5, OKS—Cornelius 10 run (Ammendola RECEIVING — Kansas St., Schoen 4- Fourth Quarter (6-5-1-8) 4 Correct Paid $718.80. $0.5 Pick 3 (5-1-8) 3 Correct Paid Feaster 1-(minus 4). Florida St., N.Mur- kick), 5:44 47, Knowles 3-25, Zuber 2-18, Harter 1- SJS—D.Monroe 50 interception return $257.95. $0.5 Consolation Pick 3 (5-5-8) 3 Correct Paid $22.40. $0.5 ray 5-49, Terry 4-55, Helton 3-100, Akers TEX—Watson 1 run (Dicker kick), 1:46 11, Gill 1-7, Reuter 1-6, Silmon 1-(minus (kick failed), 13:44 Trifecta (8-3-9) paid $222.00. Daily Double (1-8) paid $245.60. $1 3-14, Nabers 2-37, McKitty 1-5, Patrick 6). Oklahoma, Lamb 4-160, Sermon 4- UNLV—FG Pantels 23, 10:46 Exacta (8-3) paid $112.20. $0.1 Superfecta (8-3-9-6) paid $95.36. 1-4, Harrison 1-4. TEAM STATISTICS 27, Calcaterra 2-57, Basquine 2-30, SJS—FG Crawford 45, 7:11 M.Brown 2-22, Morris 2-11, Rambo 1-17, TEX OKS UNLV—T.Collins 4 pass from Gilliam Meier 1-16, R.Turner 1-16, Tease 1-12, First downs...... 2426 (pass failed), 1:36 Miller 1-10, J.Hall 1-2. Rushes-yards...... 30-119 51-181 TEAM STATISTICS GOLDEN GATE FIELDS HANDICAP Sunday Passing ...... 283 321 Comp-Att-Int ...... 22-42-0 23-34-0 No. 12 Kentucky 15, UNLVSJS Return Yards...... 2652 First downs...... 2525 Punts-Avg...... 7-40.57 4-41.75 Missouri 14 Post time: 12:45 p.m. Best Bet: Go Smiley Go, 6th. Rushes-yards...... 37-167 40-157 SIXTH. 5 Furlongs Turf. F&M 3 Year Old & Up St/Al $50,000. Purse $19,000 Fumbles-Lost...... 1-0 1-0 Passing ...... 387 349 Penalties-Yards...... 11-80 4-52 Kentucky ...... 30012—15 Comp-Att-Int ...... 28-50-3 26-37-1 FIRST. 5½ Furlongs. 3 Year Old & Up Clmg $3,200. Purse $9,000. PP HorseJockey Wt Comments Odds Time of Possession...... 25:32 34:28 Missouri ...... 0140 0—14 Return Yards...... 6325 PP HorseJockey Wt Comments Odds 5Go Smiley Go JHernandez120 Hit board in last three 5-2 Punts-Avg...... 3-51.66 3-38.0 2Adroit RGonzalez 122 First race off claim 4-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1Union Legend HMartinez125 Runner-up in last at FNO 7-5 SCORING Fumbles-Lost...... 0-0 0-0 1Swanee FDuran 122 Runner-up in last 7-2 2On FirePFlores 125 Late rally 9-2 RUSHING — Texas, Ingram 11-52, Eh- Penalties-Yards...... 4-35 4-36 7Holy Diver CHerrera120 Early involvement 8-1 First Quarter 5Outlook PTerrero125 Adds blinkers 8-5 linger 10-47, De.Duvernay 1-10, Watson Time of Possession...... 30:33 29:27 3ILove RomanceWAntongeorgi 122 Looking for two in a row 3-1 KEN—FG Poore 31, 11:12 6Trento’s Heart CMartinez125 Third race in current cycle6-1 5-6, Humphrey 1-2, Roach 1-1, Young 6One Smart Gal ACedillo 122 Comes off FNO maiden win 10-1 Second Quarter 3Tiz Proof JMatias 122 Early speed 20-1 1-1. Oklahoma St., J.Hill 23-92, Hubbard INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 4Targa KOrozco123 In from Washington12-1 MIZ—Crockett 2 run (McCann kick), 4Yes I’m Wild HHerrera125 Needs improvement 20-1 9-80, Cornelius 12-23, King 4-1, (Team) 14:01 RUSHING — UNLV, Thomas 19-61, Gil- 3-(minus 15). liam 10-56, Owens 7-40, Campbell 1-10. SEVENTH. 5½ Furlongs. F&M 3 Year Old & Up Clmg $3,200. Purse $9,000. PASSING — Texas, Ehlinger 22-42-0- MIZ—Rountree 1 run (McCann kick), :49 SECOND. 1 Mile. 3 Year Old & Up Mdn Clmg $5,000. Purse $9,000. Fourth Quarter San Jose St., Nevens 22-103, Roberson 6- PP HorseJockey Wt Comments Odds 283. Okla. St., Cornelius 23-34-0-321. PP HorseJockey Wt Comments Odds KEN—Bowden 67 punt return (pass 63, Nunn 2-6, Ane 2-4, Cottrell 2-(minus 2Pretty SurpriseFPeterson x118 Heard from late 12-1 RECEIVING — Texas, C.Johnson 5-65, 1), (Team) 3-(minus 5), Love 3-(minus 4Call Ended FAlvarado 122 Back to back runner-up 7-5 failed), 5:18 4Tangled Up In Ju CMartinez125 Look-out on drop 7-5 Humphrey 4-69, Beck 3-51, De.Duvernay 13). 7Nevada Wild CatFMonroy 122 Closing late 8-1 KEN—Conrad 2 pass from T.Wilson, :00 5Tanned Mistress ASolis 125 Throws a good one every now & 12-1 3-49, Ingram 3-30, Watson 3-20, Roach PASSING — UNLV, Gilliam 28-50-3- 3Law BreakerIOrozco122 Comes north on drop 7-2 then 1-(minus 1). Oklahoma St., Ty.Wallace 387. San Jose St., Nunn 1-1-0-14, Love 5Senja ASolis 122 Picks up pieces late 5-2 TEAM STATISTICS 1Pop Fizz Clink ACedillo 125 Beaten favorite at FNO 9-5 10-222, Stoner 4-33, J.Hill 3-14, Wolf 2- 25-36-1-335. 2Hailey’s Kid Comet CMartinez125 Lacking late punch 8-1 8Motutapu FMonroy 125 Third race off freshening 10-1 23, Woods 1-16, B.Johnson 1-6, T.John- KEN MIZ RECEIVING — UNLV, T.Collins 9-170, 6Big Sunset JMatias 122 Can’t condone backing 20-1 6Millennium Brew HHerrera125 Zero for 33 on synthetic 15-1 son 1-6, Hubbard 1-1. First downs...... 2113 Presley 6-95, Thomas 5-53, Stevenson 4- 1Deputy Ranger HHerrera122 Third time going long 20-1 7Gambler’s Appeal IOrozco122 Drops to the bottom6-1 MISSED FIELD GOALS — Oklahoma Rushes-yards...... 35-91 35-84 39, Woods 1-11, Tejchman 1-11, Camp- 3Dollemma PFlores125 Adds shades 30-1 St., Ammendola 41, Ammendola 38. Passing ...... 294 165 bell 1-6, Fauolo 1-2. San Jose St., Hartley THIRD. 1 Mile. 3 Year Old & Up Clmg $8,000. Purse $13,000. Comp-Att-Int ...... 25-39-1 15-27-0 7-75, T.Walker 5-104, Cottrell 5-79, Oli- PP HorseJockey Wt Comments Odds EIGHTH. 1 1/16 Miles Turf. 3 Year Old & Up Clmg $32,000. Purse $24,000. Return Yards...... 6354 ver 5-60, Roberson 2-9, Holmes 1-21, Fo- No. 7 Georgia 36, Punts-Avg...... 5-28.2 9-39.22 ley 1-1. 6Anythingscookin ACedillo 125 Rolling late 6-5 PP HorseJockey Wt Comments Odds Fumbles-Lost...... 0-0 2-0 4Symphony Forty One HHerrera123 Fast closing 2nd at PID last out 10-1 No. 9 Florida 17 MISSED FIELD GOALS — None. 5SquidwardFAlvarado 123 Found winners circle in return 3-1 Penalties-Yards...... 5-31 8-69 5On the KeyWAntongeorgi 125 Gets back on Tapeta3-1 2Bird Is the Word JHernandez123 Adds blinkers 4-1 Florida...... 07 73—17 Time of Possession...... 31:52 28:08 1Bay Area CMartinez125 Continues to drop 5-2 7Fritz Johansen JCouton 123 In from So Cal9-2 Late Friday 2Sertar JMatias 125 Third race off year layoff 10-1 Georgia ...... 10 31013—36 6Orchestral WAntongeorgi 125 Seeking hat trick 2-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 3Royal Banker AGomez125 Runner-up at FNO 12-1 1Unusually Green ACedillo 123 Second race off summer rest 5-1 SCORING RUSHING — Kentucky, Snell 19-67, 3Harvest a Storm IOrozco123 Showed little in return 10-1 No. 23 Utah 41, UCLA 10 FOURTH. 1 Mile Turf. 2 Year Old Str/Alw $50,000. Purse $19,000. First Quarter Rose 5-11, T.Wilson 10-11, Clark 1-2. 4Six Cider RGonzalez 123 Runner-up at FNO 20-1 Missouri, Crockett 11-46, Rountree 14- PP HorseJockey Wt Comments Odds UGA—FG Blankenship 21, 8:11 Utah ...... 314213—41 UGA—Holloman 16 pass from Fromm 45, Badie 5-14, Durant 0-0, Knox 1-(mi- 3Thisonesforjames IOrozco118 Stretching out in 1st turf try 3-1 NINTH. 6 Furlongs. F&M 3 Year Old & Up Clmg $20,000. Purse $18,000. UCLA...... 7030—10 (Blankenship kick), 6:07 nus 7), Lock 4-(minus 14). 8The Creep WAntongeorgi 120 The one to beat 9-5 PP HorseJockey Wt Comments Odds PASSING — Kentucky, Hoak 3-8-0-27, 1Lucille RGonzalez 117 Goes for two in a row 8-1 Second Quarter 7Amers ACedillo 122 Third race off brief freshening 3-1 T.Wilson 22-31-1-267. Missouri, Lock 15- SCORING 6Artifact’s Hope FMonroy 120 Won mdn special wt at FNO 6-1 FLA—Franks 1 run (McPherson kick), 5Miss Pretty WAntongeorgi 122 Seeking hat trick 6-1 27-0-165. 7Dreaming About YouJCouton 115 First try at two turns 6-1 9:57 First Quarter 1Annisquam FAlvarado 125 Hit board in eight straight 4-1 RECEIVING — Kentucky, Bowden 13- 4Park Hill Diamond JHernandez118 Big improvement in last 15-1 UGA—FG Blankenship 22, :02 UTH—FG Gay 22, 9:48 11 Cashless SocietyFDuran 123 Late interest 20-1 166, Bouvier 2-43, Snell 2-28, Ali 2-22, 5Blue DivaHMartinez117 Put up through DQ in most recent 10-1 Third Quarter UCLA—Kelley 25 run (Molson kick), 4:15 9Beau RocksIOrozco125 Drops in for a tag 9-2 Conrad 2-12, Richardson 2-8, Baker 1-8, 2Louie the Gambler PTerrero120 Coming off mdn win 15-1 FLA—Swain 36 pass from Franks (Mc- Second Quarter 10 Crown KittenJHernandez122 Two-back winner 8-1 Pherson kick), 13:35 Rigg 1-7. Missouri, J.Johnson 4-71, Crock- UTH—Fotheringham 7 pass from Covey 6Allotment RGonzalez 122 Up in class off two wins 8-1 UGA—Holloman 12 pass from Fromm ett 3-20, Knox 3-12, Okwuegbunam 2- (Gay kick), 8:58 FIFTH. 6 Furlongs. 3 Year Old & Up Clmg $40,000. Purse $25,000. 2Cylinders AGomez125 Up in class off win 10-1 (Blankenship kick), 10:33 20, K.Scott 1-32, Badie 1-9, Scales 1-1. UTH—Moss 1 run (Gay kick), 4:28 PP HorseJockey Wt Comments Odds 3Golly G by Jiminee CMartinez123 Ships in from PID 20-1 UGA—FG Blankenship 18, :07 MISSED FG — Missouri, McCann 43. Third Quarter 6Mal VerdeIOrozco123 Back from a summer freshener 9-2 4Retreat Yourself JMatias 125 In from Emerald20-1 Fourth Quarter UTH—Moss 1 run (Gay kick), 4:28 8Neon GypsyHMartinez122 First race off claim 10-1 3Annie’s Candy AGomez125 Goes for two in a row 2-1 FLA—FG McPherson 42, 11:12 Arizona St. 38, USC 35 UTH—Shyne 2 run (Gay kick), 9:44 1Malibu Alez WAntongeorgi 123 Flying late 8-5 UGA—Godwin 24 pass from Fromm UCLA—FG Molson 27, 5:22 4Man GellinCMartinez123 Third race in current cycle7-2 (pass failed), 8:39 Arizona St...... 14 10 77—38 UTH—Moss 5 run (Gay kick), 1:19 5Top Pirana HMartinez123 Two-back runner-up on grass 10-1 UGA—Swift 33 run (Blankenship kick), Fourth Quarter 2Dancing Harbor FAlvarado 120 Back to sprinting 20-1 4:29 USC ...... 7714 7—35 UTH—FG Gay 49, 10:01

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DIGEST earn the top starting spot in seventh or better, has the No. 3 Tour’s Sanderson Farms Cham- Sunday’s race. Clint Bowyer starting position. pionship in Jackson, Miss. qualified second in a Ford from Golf: At the HBSC Champions Stewart-Haas Racing, which has Tennis: Sloane Stephens defeat- 4 Jags detained in London World Golf Championships all four of its drivers in the field ed Karolina Pliskova 0-6, 6-4, 6-1 event in Shanghai, Tony Finau ASSOCIATED PRESS The Jaguars did not say of eight chasing the champi- at the WTA Finals in Singapore, closed with three birdies for a which players were detained. onship. setting up a championship 2-under-par 70 that improved The said The London-based Sun news- match against Elina Svitolina. 1 Johnny Sauter, the 2016 cham- him to 13-under 203 as he main- four players were detained over paper reported that the players Svitolina became the first Ukrai- pion, will race for another tained a three-shot lead. Justin restitution of a bill in London. were accused of trying to leave nian woman to reach the season- NASCAR Truck Series champi- Rose (70), Patrick Reed (70) and The Jaguars play the Philadel- the London Reign Showclub, ending final after beating Kiki onship, getting an automatic Xander Schauffele (69) were tied phia Eagles at Wembley Stadi- which features burlesque and Bertens 7-5, 6-7 (5), 6-4. berth into the finals by winning for second. um on Sunday. The incident circus performers, without at Martinsville Speedway. reportedly happened early Sat- paying their tab. 1 Nelly Korda shot a 3-under 69 1 Roger Federer advanced to the urday following what typically 1 Red Bull’s to share the lead at 9-under 207 14th Swiss Indoors final of his is an off night for players. Auto racing: Kyle Busch won snatched from with Wei-Ling Hsu after three career by beating seventh-seed- The team said the matter “is the pole at Martinsville Speed- teammate at rounds of the LPGA Taiwan ed Daniil Medvedev 6-1, 6-4 in being resolved and the players way to open the third round of the Mexican Grand Prix in Mex- Championship. Basel. Federer will play Marius are with the team. Any dis- NASCAR’s playoffs. Busch ico City. Mercedes’ Lewis Hamil- 1 Cameron Champ shot an Copil, a 6-3, 6-7 (6), 6-4 winner cipline will be handled internal- turned a lap at 96.254 mph ton, who can win his fifth career 8-under 64 to open a four-stroke over , for the ly.” around the Virginia paperclip to title by finishing lead at 17-under in the PGA title. SportingGreen

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THE FUTURE OF FOOTBALL

Photos by Scott Strazzante / The Chronicle The Berkeley Jr. Bears Pop Warner Football Cadets warm up during a jamboree at Oak Grove High School in San Jose on Aug. 26.

The series WHY FEWER YOUTH For years, mounting evi- dence has linked football violence with brain trau- ARE DONNING PADS ma and life- threatening conditions. Now that we know Link between football, brain trauma leaves more kids on sidelines the sport can produce deadly results, where By Matt Kawahara do we go from here? On a cool August morning in Napa, the Oakland Raiders and Detroit Lions gathered on the grassy fields Today: Youth behind Redwood Middle School for a joint training camp football partici- practice. pation is a tell- After a long offseason, the sound of cracking pads and ing sign of quarterback cadence signaled the return of NFL football. things to come. Eager spectators filled metal bleachers overlooking the action, welcoming the early signs of the coming season. Tuesday: What The crowd included players from a pair of local high will the future of school teams. football really Following the practice, Raiders head coach Jon Gruden look like? was asked about having those young athletes in atten- dance. What did it mean to him? Why bring them out? Online: Read His answer was emphatic. the full series “I think it’s smart for everybody at this level, pro foot- online now at ball, NFL, to give back to youth football,” Gruden said. www.sf “We’ve got a problem, I think, in this country. The game is chronicle.com/ Rashawn Munmon, 5, of the Berkeley Jr. Bears Pop Warner under siege by a lot of people who don’t think it’s a safe future-of Football Tiny Mites, gets help with his helmet at the jamboree. Youth continues on B4 -football

COLTS 42, RAIDERS 28 CARDINALS 18, 49ERS 15 End of a bad, Consider this: awkward week S.F. still has for QB Carr 8 more games

The Raiders held up their end of the Prime GLENDALE, Ariz. — Most football games Time Matchup from Hell on Sunday afternoon. result in a clear-cut winner and loser. Playing at home in front of some remarkably After watching Sunday’s affair between the devoted fans, coming off a bye, and desperate for 49ers and Cardinals, I’m thinking there should some narrative be a way for both ANN KILLION other than “team teams to lose. It AL SARACEVIC teardown,” they felt like the Car- crafted another dinals had disaster. They proved, once and coughed up a for all, which lead, allowing team is just a three fourth- little less hor- quarter touch- Sean M. Haffey / Getty Images rible. downs by the Sure, things Colts. got interesting at When the Raiders meet the 49ers on Thurs- Red Sox finish the end. After three quarters of lousy football day, the teams will bring a combined 2-13 record between two 1-6 teams, some actual drama broke to the game, the worst combined winning per- out. With the 49ers trying to protect a five-point centage of a post-Halloween prime time game in on top — again lead, the Cardinals marched 78 yards to score NFL history. the game-winning touchdown with 1:42 on the But you can’t blame Derek Carr for this one. clock. The 49ers attempted to tie it but fell short. Carr, the quarterback who endured one of the After amassing a franchise-record 108 regular- Fittingly, the game ended with a botched snap. worst weeks of his professional life, did all he season victories and buzzing through the AL Cardinals 18, 49ers 15. Killion continues on B10 playoffs, the Red Sox claim their fourth title in 15 Saracevic continues on B8

1 No ‘D’ in Oakland: Indy runs over the Raiders’ seasons by dusting the Dodgers 5-1 in Los Angeles 1 Late collapse: S.F. squanders a 12-point lead in defense, particularly in the fourth quarter. B11 to win the World Series in five games. Story, B3 the fourth-quarter as leads the rally. B9 B2 | Monday, October 29, 2018 | SFChronicle.com XXXXX• PAGE 2 How to reach us Contact Al Saracevic, Sports Editor, at [email protected]|Phone: 415-777-7201 TOM STIENSTRA WARRIORS 120, NETS 114 Brooklyn dodger: 1-2 punch pulls out win

By Connor Letourneau

NEW YORK — The War- riors are hardly fretting as slogs through one of the most pronounced shooting slumps of his NBA career. Such is the luxury that comes with having Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant. ‘Wasting Even with one of the best shooters in NBA history la- boring, Golden State is the energy’ at most daunting matchup in the league. 107 mph The latest evidence came Sunday, when it rode more sensational performances in Nevada from Curry and Durant to a 120-114 win over the Nets at Barclays Center. It didn’t mat- The highway patrol clocked ter that Thompson missed a buddy of mine, an outfitter four of his five three-point from Idaho, at 107 mph on a tries. state highway. What hap- Because when Curry and pened next shows the differ- Durant work in lockstep, even ent worlds in whichpeople the stingiest of defenses can’t live. contain them. Brooklyn tried In the Bay Area, 107 might plenty of approaches — get you a night’s stay in the switches, double-teams, added hoosegow, plus a fine, a hike physicality — against the two Matteo Marchi / Getty Images in insurance rates, and per- MVPs, only to watch them Shooting guard Klay Thompson, who scored 18 points, and forward Kevin Durant, who had 34, haps driving school and pro- make up more than half of helped lead the Warriors to a sixth win in seven games. bation. On U.S. 95 in Nevada, the Warriors’ scoring. from Winnemucca north into “This is Ye ar 3 for them Monday’s game 3s through 7 games Warriors 120, Nets 114 eastern Oregon, my buddy together,” Golden State head Who: Warriors (6-1) Stephen Curry, who ranks fifth in Warriors...... 32 31 30 27 —120 instead got a ticket for “wast- coach said. “I Brooklyn ...... 29 20 28 37 —114 ing energy.” The fine was think there’s probably as at Chicago (2-4) all-time three-pointers (2,175), is on a career-high pace through WARRIORS something like $100 and the much of a comfort area be- When: 5 p.m. FG FT Reb the Warriors’ first seven games: Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts violation didn’t go on his driv- tween the two of them that TV/Radio: NBCSBA/95.7 Durant 39 11-20 10-11 0-8 6034 ing record. there’s ever been.” Season Thru 7Total Green 36 4-9 0-0 1-4 13 18 Jones 12 1-3 0-0 1-1 14 2 For the past two weeks, I’ve Curry and Durant operated 09-105166 Curry 36 11-26 6-7 1-7 3135 Thompson368-17 1-2 2-5 0418 been on vacation, and the in concert, taking turns as think we’re both just coming 10-11 7151 Iguodala202-3 0-0 3-5 22 4 strongest take is how practic- they eviscerated the Nets with into the game trying to focus McKinnie 17 4-5 0-0 1-5 02 9 11-12 955-x Jerebko150-2 4-4 0-6 20 4 es, prices and customs vary amix of fadeaway jumpers, on how hard we can play on Looney 12 2-3 0-0 2-3 01 4 12-1317272 Bell101-1 0-0 1-3 10 0 from region to region. deep three-pointers and for- both ends.” Evans 60-0 0-0 0-0 01 0 ays to the rim. Behind that 1-2 Curry, who has yet to score 13-14 22 261 Totals 240 44-89 21-24 12-47 28 16 120 Double take: In Texas, driv- Percentages: FG .494, FT .875. 3-Point Goals: 11-33, punch, Golden State blitzed fewer than 29 points in a 14-1520286* .333 (Curry 7-15, Durant 2-6, McKinnie 1-2, Thompson ing from Kerrville to Lucken- Brooklyn 31-20 in the second game this season, finished 1-5, Iguodala 0-1, Jerebko 0-1, Green 0-3). Team Re- 15-16 38 402* bounds: 4. Team Turnovers: 12 (8 PTS). Blocked shots: bach, I saw movement to my quarter for a 14-point halftime with 35 points and seven re- 7 (Jones 2, Bell, Durant, Iguodala, McKinnie, Thompson). right behind a fence, turned Turnovers: 12 (Durant 3, Curry 2, Jones 2, Looney 2, lead. bounds. With seven three- 16-17 32 324* Green, McKinnie, Thompson). Steals: 11 (Green 5, Curry, and saw a kudu from Africa. Durant, Iguodala, Jones, McKinnie, Thompson). Techni- The Warriors pushed their pointers, he eclipsed George 17-1825212-y cal fouls: Durant, 11:18 third. Turns out imported exotics lead to 19 late in the third McCloud (1995-96 season) for are so common on ranches in 18-19 46 ??? BROOKLYN quarter before the Nets began an NBA-record seven consec- FG FT Reb Texas that there are 2,000 Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts chipping away, with three- utive games with at least five x-played 26 games; Dudley 22 3-5 0-0 2-6 21 6 tigers kept as pets, compared pointers from Spencer Din- threes. y-played 51 games; Harris 30 2-6 1-2 1-3 34 7 *top 3 marks in NBA history Allen 29 5-6 1-2 0-3 4011 with roughly 4,000 tigers in widdie to end the third quar- Meanwhile, Durant fol- LeVert 30 9-18 1-1 0-3 7223 the wild around the world. Russell309-14 2-3 0-6 6325 ter and begin the fourth. With lowed up his 25-point fourth Crabbe 28 4-11 2-3 0-5 2514 Dinwiddie 24 4-9 0-0 1-1 0212 Park fees: In Washington, less than two minutes left, the quarter in Friday’s rout of the Davis 17 2-2 0-0 1-7 12 4 Nets cut the margin to 110- Knicks with 34 points on 20 Golden State. His history Hollis-Jefferson 17 3-9 1-2 0-2 01 7 you pay $30 for an annual Napier 14 1-7 2-2 0-1 30 5 pass to get access to all state 108, only to fall victim to shots, eight rebounds and six suggests that it’s only a matter Totals 240 42-87 10-15 5-37 28 20 114 timely shots from the War- assists. It was the fifth time in of time before Thompson, Percentages: FG .483, FT .667. 3-Point Goals: 20-42, parks and lands managed by .476 (Russell 5-8, Crabbe 4-7, Dinwiddie 4-7, LeVert 4-7, riors’ go-to duo. Forty sec- seven games this season that arguably the greatest three- Harris 2-6, Napier 1-4, Hollis-Jefferson 0-1, Dudley 0-2). Fish and Wildlife and Natural Team Rebounds: 10. Team Turnovers: 15 (23 PTS). Resources, including boat onds after Durant pumped in he shot better than 50 percent point shooter in NBA history Blocked shots: 3 (Allen 2, Russell). Turnovers: 15 (Rus- sell 5, LeVert 3, Harris 2, Allen, Crabbe, Dinwiddie, Dudley, ramps. I fished Rufus Woods apull-up jumper, Curry drill- from the field. not named Stephen Curry, Napier). Steals: 5 (Dudley 3, Allen, Hollis-Jefferson). ed a three-pointer from the Thompson chipped in 18 goes on one of his signature Technical fouls: None. Att.: 17,732 (17,732). Time: Reservoir, one of the best 2:06. Officials: Sean Corbin, Leroy Richardson, Tyler Ford lakes for trout in America; top of the arc. They hit a points, but he was still unable scoring binges. with the pass, it was free with combined five free throws to snap out of his shooting In the meantime, the War- unlimited visits. In California, over the final 26.9 seconds to slump from beyond the arc. riors can do what they often have out there,” Curry said. the annual “Explorer Pass” seal Brooklyn’s fate. His 1-for-5 showing put him do: lean on the collective bril- “We’re confident.” for state parks costs $195, plus “I’m sure there’s going to at 5-for-36 (13.9 percent) from liance of Curry and Durant. $100 for boat ramps. be some games throughout deep this season. Through “I think we understand Connor Letourneau is a San the year where other guys are seven games, Thompson has when the game calls for cer- Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Lake access: If you pop a going to have to come in and yet to hit multiple three- tain efforts in terms of being Email: cletourneau@ kayak on your rig and roam make shots for us,” Durant pointers in a game. able to shoot and score based sfchronicle.com Twitter: across the Sierra Nevada, said. “Right now, though, I It is no big concern to on the different lineups we @Con_Chron and be- yond to Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana, you can WARRIORS BEAT title at the White House. 2015-16 championship, on Sun- pretty much hand-launch, No topic has touched Kerr day after his team opened the paddle and fish at any lake more personally than gun vio- season 0-6. you choose. For those outside ‘Just devastating,’ says lence. Kerr, whose father was “I did feel bad for Ty,” Kerr the Bay Area bubble, it is assassinated in 1984 by two said. “Ty’s a great coach. As inconceivable that of the 73 gunmen outside his office in coaches, we all know we’re lakes in the greater region, no Kerr of latest shooting Beirut, has addressed the sub- completely reliant on our talent. access of any kind is permit- ject repeatedly, including after If you’ve got talented players, ted at 17 lakes and no boating By Connor Letourneau she was asked, ‘Did thisshock massshootings last October in then you have a chance. When of any kind at 38. you?’ And she said, ‘No, I kind , inNovember in rural LeBron (James) left, he left Ty NEW YORK — In addition to of expected that this would Texas, and February in Park- with a verydifficult situation. I Licenses: In Idaho, the coaching the Warriors to three happen to us at our school at land, Fla. think it surprised everybody “Sportsman’s Package” license NBA titles, Steve Kerrhas some point.’ That’s where we’ve “Everyone has their personal how quickly it manifested it- includes all fishing and hunt- become a leading voice for gun gotten as a country. We’re bro- issue that’s important to them, self.” ing, with tags for salmon, reform in theUnited States. ken right now. So, nothing sur- and my personal issue is gun steelhead and all big game, After almost every mass shoot- prises us anymore. Nothing safety,gun control,” Kerr said. Livingston update:Point including wolf, for $138. In ing, he is asked for his reaction. surprises me anymore.” “Nobody in this country should guard was California, the same package, “It was just devastating,” During the past two years, have a semiautomatic weapon ruled out of Sunday’s game purchased by item, would cost Kerr saidwhen asked how he is Kerr has taken issue with Pres- of war. That’s my personal be- against the Nets at Barclays you roughly $1,000, and processing the news that an ident Trumpfor his campaign lief. I’m going to vote for every Center with a foot injury. shooting a wolf would land alleged anti-Semite carried out rhetoric; his executive order candidate that’s willing to step “He’s got a little issue with his you a $100,000 fine and an the deadliest attack on Jews in banning immigrants from ma- up to the NRA and say, ‘You foot,” Kerr said. “We’re going to extended stay in the hoose- U.S. history, killing 11 people jority-Muslim countries from know what? This is insane. rest him probably tomorrow gow. inside a Pittsburgh synagogue traveling to theUnited States; We’re murdering each other night (in Chicago), as well. We’ll Saturday. “I just expect it now, his profane comments about every day.’” give him a couple of days and see Tom Stienstra is The San and that’s the sad thing. NFL players who protest racial how he feels.” Francisco Chronicle’s outdoors “I remember an interview inequality during the national Lue firing: The Cavaliers fired writer. Email: tstienstra@ with a student after the Santa Fe anthem; and his decision to pull head coach , who sfchronicle.com Twitter: (High School) shooting in Tex- the Warriors’ invitation to cele- helped lead Cleveland to three Connor Letourneau is a San @StienstraTom as. It was a 14-year-old girl, and brate the team’s 2016-17 NBA straight NBA Finals and the Francisco Chronicle staff writer.

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Jae C. Hong / Associated Press Christian Vazquez leaps into Chris Sale’s arms as David Price and the rest of the Red Sox charge the field to celebrate the team’s fourth title in 15 years.

RED SOX 5, DODGERS 1 Game 5 Boston again is best in Show

six innings to win Game 2 on it 405 feet into the left-field Price, Pearce Wednesday, Price got twoouts pavilion. in the ninth inning of Friday’s Though the crowd of 54,367 star in finale, marathon game. On Sunday, in for Dodger Stadium’s final his 89-pitch outing, he became game this year was stunned, help Red Sox the first to pitch into the eighth Freese woke up fans in the inning of a World Series game bottom half. He drove Price’s win crown on one day of rest since the first pitch 402 feet to the oppo- Ya nkees’ Bob Turley in 1957. site field and into the right- “I’ve been through a lot in field pavilion. By Ronald Blum three years since I came here, Betts homered on a slider but this is why I came,” Price that stayed in the strike zone LOS ANGELES — Chris said. after going 0-for-13 in Los Sale’s final pitch for this Bos- Price gave up a to Angeles over the weekend, the ton juggernaut triggered a David Freese on his first pitch, first postseason home run of celebration on the Dodger then allowed just two more hits his career coming in his 87th Stadium infield, among thou- — the last a triple to Freese that at-bat. Martinez homered in sands of fans who made their Martinez lost in the third- the seventh, driving a fastball way to California — and even Robert Gauthier / / TNS inning twilight and allowed to to straightway center. outside back Clayton Kershaw, on the Dodgers’ bench after his seven-inning drop behind him in right. Price home. outing, allowed four runs as his postseason record fell to 9-10. struck out five and walked two, Ronald Blum is an Associated The quest is complete. Ye s, retiring 14 in a row before a Press writer. these 2018 Red Sox really are DODGERS VS. RED SOX ballclub. And just a little bit too leadoff walk to Chris Taylor in that great. Boston wins series 4-1 much for us,” Dodgers manag- the eighth ended Price’s night. Red Sox 5, Dodgers 1 A team to remember from er Dave Roberts said. He tapped his heart several Game 1: Red Sox 8, Dodgers 4 Boston AB RHBI BB SO Avg. top to bottom. A season to All that stood between the times to Boston fans behind Betts cf-rf 411100.217 savor from start to finish. Game 2: Red Sox 4, Dodgers 2 Red Sox and a sweep was an the first-base dugout while Benintendi lf 411000.333 Pearce 1b 422300.333 David Price proved his post- Game 3: Dodgers 3, Red Sox 2 18-inning loss in Game 3, the walking to the bench. Martinez rf 412101.278 Sale p000000— season mettle, Steve Pearce (18) longest World Series game Joe Kelly then struck out Bogaerts ss 301011.136 Holt 2b 400000.167 homered twice and Boston Game 4: Red Sox 9, Dodgers 6 ever. They trailed 4-0 in the three pinch-hitters before Sale, Devers 3b 401002.214 beat the Los Angeles Dodgers seventh inning of Game 4 originally scheduled to start Vazquez c300001.200 Game 5: Red Sox 5, Dodgers 1 Price p300001.000 5-1 on Sunday to finish off a when Sale rose from the dug- Game 5, fanned three more in Kelly p000000— one-sided World Series in five out bench for a fiery, profane, the ninth. Sale ended the game Bradley Jr. cf 000000.231 games. motivational rant. His team- by throwing a slider past Man- Totals 33 58516 Los Angeles AB RHBI BB SO Avg. A tormented franchise dur- in the seventhquieted the mates then rallied for a 9-6 ny Machado, who went 4- Freese 1b 312100.417 ing decades of frustration and crowd, and Pearce added a solo win. Boston did not trail in for-22 in the Series. Bellinger ph 100001.063 Jansen p000000— despair before ending an 85- drive off Pedro Baez in the Game 5. Price rewrote his legacy, but Turner 3b 300011.333 Hernandez cf-2b 400001.133 year championship drought in eighth. “I didn’t say anything that Kershaw was unable to change Machado ss 400003.182 Muncy 2b-1b 300001.235 2004, the Red Sox have become “We are a bunch of grind- anyone didn’t know,” Sale said. his. He dropped to 1-4 with a Puig rf 301000.250 baseball’s team of the century ers,” Pearce said, “and this is “Just rallying the troops and 6.06 ERA in postseason elim- Taylor lf-cf 200011.143 Barnes c200001.000 with four titles in 15 seasons. exactly where we knew we letting them know — we’re the ination games. He allowed four Kemp ph-lf 100001.111 Kershaw p200000.000 “Seeing all these grown men were going to be.” best team on the planet, and to runs and seven hits — three of Baez p000000— over there, just acting like kids, Pearce, a June acquisition start playing like it.” them homers — in seven in- Pederson ph 100001.083 Grandal c000000.200 that’s what it’s all about,” Price from Toronto, had three ho- Price, a Cy Yo ung Award nings. He is 9-10 with a 4.32 Totals 29 131211 said. “This is why I came to mers and sevenRBIs in the winner in 2012,long pitched ERA in 30 postseason appear- Boston 200 001 110 —580 Boston.” final two games of the Series. under an October shadow cast ances, a huge drop from his Los Angeles 100 000 000 —130 LOB—Boston 2, Los Angeles 3. 3B—Freese (1). Rookie manager Alex Cora’s After losing to Houston in by his regular-season success. 153-69 record and 2.39 ERA HR—Pearce (2), off Kershaw; Betts (1), off Kershaw; Mar- tinez (1), off Kershaw; Pearce (3), off Baez; Freese (1), off team romped to a 17-2 start and Game 7 last year by the same He had been 0-9 in 11 post- during the regular season. Price. RBIs—Betts (1), Pearce 3 (8), Martinez (5), Freese a club-record 108 wins, then 5-1 score, the Dodgers became season starts before outpitch- “It just hurts worse when (1). GIDP—Bogaerts, Holt, Hernandez. DP—Boston 1 (Devers, Holt, Pearce); Los Angeles 2 (Machado, Muncy, went 11-3 in the postseason, the first team ousted on its ing the Astros’ Justin Verlan- you make it all the way and get Freese), (Hernandez, Machado, Muncy). dispatching the 100-win New home field in consecutive der in the clinching Game 5 of second place,” Kershaw said. Boston IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Price, W, 2-0 73112589 1.98 Yo rk Ya nkees and the 103- World Series since the New the AL Championship Series. He began aggressively, Kelly 10000316 0.00 victoryHouston Astros in the Yo rk Giants by the Ya nkees at Price won his third straight throwing strikes on his first six Sale 10000315 5.40 playoffs. the Polo Grounds in 1936 and start Sunday and became the pitches, and the Red Sox were Los Angeles IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Kershaw, L, 0-2 77440592 7.36 Pearce, the Series MVP, hit a ’37. first pitcher to beat Cy Yo ung ready. Baez11110115 3.86 two-run homer on Clayton Los Angeles is still looking winners in the finale of an Andrew Benintendi hit a Jansen 100010 94.50 Price pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Inherited runners- Kershaw’s sixth pitch. Solo for its first Series champi- ALCS or NLCS and the World one-out single and Pearce scored—Kelly 1-0. Umpires—Home, Jeff Nelson; First, homers by Mookie Betts in the onship since 1988. Series in the same year. connected on a fastball over Jim Reynolds; Second, Fieldin Culbreth; Third, Kerwin Dan- ley; Right, ; Left, Ted Barrett. Time—3:00. sixth inning and J.D. Martinez “Ran up against a very good After allowing two runs over the middle of the plate and sent Attendance—54,367 (56,000).

NOTES agers to win a title. includes a clause that allows 0-for-4 in the first three games “A .C. told us from the first him to opt out of the pact this against the Dodgers. day in spring training we could offseason. After making his major- After rough start, do it,” Boston “I’ve got three days now to league debut in 2007 with Pitts- Mookie Betts said. “We be- think about all that stuff, and burgh, Pearce had been in the lieved in ourselves, we believed so it will be an eventful three postseason in just one other big finish for Cora in him and we went out and days for me,” Kershaw said. “I season — 2014 with Baltimore executed.” haven’t made the decision yet. — before making his mark with We have three days to talk, Boston. Kershaw’s future: With his ASSOCIATED PRESS “It’s baseball,” Cora reas- between us and the Dodgers, “Younever know where the team’s postseason fate in his sured that afternoon. “We see what happens.” game will take you,” Pearce hands, Clayton Kershaw gave LOS ANGELES — Though it know it’s going to happen. ... I Said Los Angeles starter said. “A nd I’ve gone through a up four runs and seven hits in ended in grand fashion, with a guess get it out of the way right Rich Hill, “Clayton is the lot in my life or in my career to seven innings Sunday in the World Series title Sunday, the away.” Dodgers. I just hope they do be here, and I couldn’t be more Dodgers’ season-ending 5-1 loss Alex Cora era in Boston began Cora, the first manager from the right thing.” thankful.” to Boston. with a loss. A brutal one, in Puerto Rico to win a World The question now: Has Ker- 1 Boston’s Steve Pearce, ac- 1 Shortstop Xander Bogaerts fact. Series, joined Bob Brenly shaw, 30, thrown his last pitch quired from Toronto in June, was the only active player on On Opening Day at Trop- (Arizona, 2001), Ralph Houk for Los Angeles? was voted the World Series the Red Sox from their 2013 icana Field in late March, none (Yankees, 1961), Eddie Dyer The left-hander has two MVP after hitting three ho- championship team. of Cora’s late moves worked as (Cardinals, 1946) and Bucky years and $65 million remain- mers and driving in seven runs 1 Boston was 10-0 in the post- the bullpen blew a big lead in a Harris (Washington Senators, ing on his contract, but his deal in the final two games. He was season when scoring first. 6-4 setback. 1924) on the list of rookie man-

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Adam Davy / Associated Press ASSOCIATED PRESS AP Top 25 A helicopter crash killed five, including Stanford dropped out With first-place votes in EPL owner Vichai of the Top 25 — relegat- parentheses, total points Srivaddhanaprabha. ed to “others receiving based on 25 points for a votes” along with Cal first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place after Saturday’s 41-38 vote, and previous ranking: Leicester loss to Washington State — as there was a lot of 1. Alabama (60) 8-0 1500 1 owner shuffling in the Associ- 2. Clemson 8-0 1433 2 ated Press poll after a 3. Notre Dame 8-0 1374 3 among season-high 11 ranked 4. LSU7-1 1317 4 John Cordes / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images teams lost over the 5. Michigan 7-1 1240 5 Sharks wing Timo Meier celebrates with Joonas Donskoi (27) after scoring in weekend. 6. Georgia 7-1 1202 7 5 dead overtime in Anaheim to give San Jose its fourth win in its past five games. No. 22 Syracuse and 7. Oklahoma 7-1 1132 8 No. 23 Virginia broke 8. Ohio State 7-1 1022 11 ASSOCIATED PRESS NHL long runs of being un- 9. Central Florida 7-0 1014 10 ranked and were among 10. Wash. State 7-1 938 14 Vichai Srivaddha- a record seven teams to 11. Kentucky7-1 905 12 naprabha, the Thai bil- Sharks top Ducks in OT move into poll. Syracuse 12. West Virginia 6-1 891 13 lionaire owner of English is ranked for the first 13. Florida 6-2 734 9 Premier League team time since 2001 and 14. Penn State 6-2 733 17 15. Texas6-2 719 6 Leicester City, was among CHRONICLE NEWS SERVICES and Meier scored to give in a row. Virginia is in for the 16. Utah 6-2 593 23 five people who died after San Jose a 3-1 lead. Red Wings 4, Stars 2: Jona- first time since 2011. his helicopter crashed Timo Meier scored two Anaheim tied it as than Bernier stopped 28 shots With those teams now 17. Houston 7-1 403 NR and burst into flames goals Sunday, including Pontus Aberg scored as Detroit got its first home win ranked, here are the 18. Utah State 7-1 340 NR shortly after taking off the winner during a net- twice, including at 8:36 of in five tries. current longest droughts 19. Iowa 6-2 323 18 20. Fresno State 7-1 261 NR from the field after Satur- front scramble in over- the third to make it 3-3, Islanders 2, Hurricanes 1: in the AP Top 25: Indi- 21. Miss. State 5-3 204 NR time, as the Sharks beat before Meier netted his Thomas Greiss stopped 38 ana, 1994; Purdue, 2007; day’s game, the club said shots for visiting New York. 22. Syracuse6-2 192 NR Sunday. the Ducks 4-3 in Ana- winner. Wake Forest, 2008; Kan- Briefly: Vancouver defense- 23. Virginia 6-2 175 NR The 60-year-old en- heim. “I thought we deserved man Alexander Edler will be sas, 2009; Illinois 2011; 24. Boston Coll.6-2 169 NR trepreneur who owned Meier’s winner came at to win,” Sharks head sidelined at least three weeks Rutgers, 2012. 25. Texas A&M 5-3 132 16 Thai duty-free retail giant the 2:12 mark in OT. coach Peter DeBoer said. because of a sprained MCL in The top of the ranking Others receiving votes: King Power bankrolled “It was a big win by us,” “I thought we had an his right knee, the team an- was mostly unchanged. nounced. The Canucks also put Washington 120, Northwestern opportunity there to 86, Georgia So. 62, Michigan Leicester’s improbable Meier said. “We stuck goalie Anders Nilsson on No. 1 Alabama, No. 4 St. 51, Cincinnati 45, Iowa St. league-title triumph in with it. We stayed positive probably put them away injured reserve after he broke a LSU and No. 5 Michigan 42, S. Florida 29, Stanford 26, 2016. Leicester’s next and got two huge points.” and we wouldn’t have finger during the team’s morn- were idle and un- Oklahoma St. 24, UAB 17, game, which was sched- Logan Couture and come down to what it did, ing skate Saturday. ... Toronto changed. No. 2 Clemson Oregon 13, Wisconsin 12, Au- uled for Tuesday against Rourke Chartier also but that’s hockey. Yo u center Auston Matthews will and No. 3 Notre Dame burn 7, San Diego St. 6, Army 6, miss at least one game be- NC State 5, Cal 2, Buffalo 1. Southampton in the scored for the Sharks, gotta give them credit for cause of a shoulder injury won easily. League Cup, has been who’ve won four of their hanging around. Gibson suffered Saturday. The College Football postponed. past five. San Jose goalie gave them the chance to Playoff selection commit- “The world has lost a Martin Jones stopped 27 do that.” tee releases its first ranked last season. Sharks 4, Ducks 3, OT great man,” Leicester said shots. Kings 4, Rangers 3: Alec ranking of the season Among Pac-12 teams, Sharks ...... 1201—4 After starting 5-1-1, the Martinez scored with 55 sec- Tuesday. Washington, No. 15 last in a statement. “A man of Anaheim ...... 1110—3 kindness, of generosity Ducks absorbed their onds remaining as host Los FIRST PERIOD — 1, San Jose, Couture 6 Eight of the 11 losing week, is out after losing and a man whose life was fifth consecutive loss. Angeles stopped a six-game (Burns, Hertl), 2:34. 2, Anaheim, Manson 1 ranked teams lost to to Cal 12-10. Oregon also skid. Dustin Brown, making his (Henrique, Getzlaf), 4:16. Penalties — Man- defined by the love he They’ve surrendered 19 son, ANA, (cross checking), 19:06. unranked teams, a re- fell out after being rout- season debut after breaking a SECOND PERIOD — 3, San Jose, Chartier 1 devoted to his family and goals in the five losses, finger in Los Angeles’ final (Hertl, Meier), 2:13. 4, San Jose, Meier 7 (Cou- cord for the Top 25 era. ed 44-15 at Arizona. preseason game, also scored. ture, E.Karlsson), 4:10. 5, Anaheim, Aberg 1 those he so successfully though goalie John Gib- (Getzlaf, Welinski), 16:59. Penalties — Soren- Also in the poll: No. 17 Washington State moved led.” son (45 saves) did his best Knights 4, Senators 3: Jona- sen, SJ, (roughing), 10:54; Blandisi, ANA, Houston is in for the up four spots to No. 10 (roughing), 10:54. Two members of Vi- to limit the damage than Marchessault scored on a THIRD PERIOD — 6, Anaheim, Aberg 2, 8:36. first time since 2016; No. after rallying to win at chai’s staff, Nursara Suk- against the Sharks. penalty shot in overtime to lift Penalties — Pavelski, SJ, (high sticking), 4:02; 18 Utah State is ranked Stanford. The Cougars host Vegas, which outshot Montour, ANA, (hooking), 9:34. namai and Kaveporn Couture put San Jose OVERTIME — 7, San Jose, Meier 8 (Donskoi), for the first time since and No. 16 Utah are the Ottawa 53-22. 2:12. Penalties — None. Punpare, also died along up early in the first period Shots on goal — San Jose 19-15-10-5—49. the final 2016 poll, when Pac-12’s only ranked with a wrist shot, and Oilers 2, Blackhawks 1: Anaheim 8-9-13—30. Power-play opportuni- the Aggies finished 16th; teams this week, and with pilot Eric Swaffer Connor McDavid scored 53 ties — San Jose 0 of 2; Anaheim 0 of 1. Goalies and passenger Izabela after Anaheim tied it two — San Jose, Jones 5-3-0 (30 shots-27 saves). No. 20 Fresno State re- neither was ranked in seconds into overtime as Anaheim, Gibson 4-4-2 (49-45). Att.: 17,099 Roza Lechowicz. minutes later,Chartier visiting Edmonton won its third (17,174). Time: 2:41. turns after being briefly the preseason. Vichai bought Leices- ter for $50 million in 2010 when it was in the sec- NBA ond-tier Championship and funded the revival that peaked with the At 0-6, Cavs fire coach Lue, elevate Drew 5,000-1 outsiders produc- ing one of the greatest upsets in sports by win- ASSOCIATED PRESS against the Warriors. players on our team, the between the centers is not added 17 points for the ning the title. Also with “We thank him for the tremendous coaches I’ve bitter. “It’s friendly,” he Thunder. Rookie Elie his charity work, Vichai Tyronn Lue didn’t many ways he has con- worked with and of said. “We’re always going Okobo scored 18 points formed a close bond with make it through the sea- tributed to our success, course, our incredible to talk smack, but you and No. 1 overall draft fans, sometimes mingling son’s first month without wish him the best and he fans.” know it’s just part of the pick Deandre Ayton with them at games, in LeBron James. will always be remem- game.” added 16 points and 11 contrast to some EPL The Cleveland Cava- bered for leading a very Jazz 113, Mavs 104: rebounds for the Suns. owners who maintain a liers fired their head special Cavs team back Rudy Gobert and Thunder 117, Suns 110: distance. coach Sunday and named against the odds to win DeAndre Jordan record- Paul George and Russell Clips 136, Wizards 104: assistant Larry Drew the title in 2016,” general ed their sixth straight Westbrook each scored scored 22 ELSEWHERE interim head coach. The manager double-doubles in six 23 points, and Oklahoma points and grabbed 11 Quakes lose finale Cavaliers are 0-6 without said in a statement. “This games this season and City got itsfirst win of the rebounds to help host James, who left Cleveland is a different team equa- visiting Utah defeated season, at home, over Los Angeles coast over Raul Ruidiaz scored this summer and signed tion, though, and one that Dallas in a sloppy game. Phoenix. Washington. Lou Wil- two second-half goals and with the Lakers as a free we felt needed a different Utah’s Gobert finished “It feels special,” Okla- liams added 17 points on the Sounders beat the agent. voice and approach that with 23 points and 16 homa City guard Dennis his 32nd birthday for Earthquakes 2-1 in Seattle Lue guided the Cavs to required this change.” rebounds, and Dallas’ Schroder said. “I think L.A., whichhad nine in the regular-season an NBA title in 2016 — “My time here in Jordan added 12 points we can build off of that players score in double finale to grab second Cleveland’s first major Cleveland was truly spe- (including 4-for-4 from win. We’re going to keep figures. The Clippers shot place in the Western pro sports title since 1964 cial,” Lue said in a stae- the line), 19 rebounds and getting better.” 54 percent from the field, Conference. — and helped the team to ment. “I am very grateful a career-high nine as- Nerlens Noel had 20 made 16 of 29 three-point The Quakes (4-21-9) four straight Finals (one for the dedication, sacri- sists. points and 15 rebounds tries, and outrebounded went in front on an own as an assistant), all fice and support of all the Jordan said the rivalry and Patrick Patterson the Wizards 57-45. goal in the 64th minute, but the Sounders (18-11-5) recovered to vault past RAMS 29, PACKERS 27 Montgomery declined Los Angeles FC and FC to talk after the game, but Dallas, both losers on Wilson called his fumble- MLS Decision Day. Goff tops Rodgers forcing hit “one of the 1 Elsewhere, Derrick biggest collisions I’ve been Etienne scored in the 53rd in.” minute to give the New — L.A. is now 8-0 Green Bay headcoach Yo rk Red Bulls a 1-0 victo- Mike McCarthy said the ry over Orlando City and By Greg Beacham 34-yard field goal with return man was supposed the Supporters’ Shield for 2:05 left before Wilson to take a touchback. the best MLS record. The LOSANGELES — forced and recovered “Youtrust your players Red Bulls (22-7-5) reached can’t lead Montgomery’s fumble on on tough decisions, close 71 points to edge Atlanta agame-winning drive if he the ensuing kickoff, and decisions,”McCarthy (69), which lost 4-1 at doesn’t getthe ball. Gurley’s prudent decision said. “I thinkTy was just Toronto. ... The final play- That was thewhole idea to go down wrapped up trying to make a play.” off spot in the West went whenLos Angeles’ Ramik the Rams’ 29-27 victory In the final minute, Marcio Jose Sanchez / Associated Press to idle Real Salt Lake after Wilson forced a fumble over Green Bay on Sun- Gurley ran 17 yards for a the L.A. Galaxy lost 3-2 to from Green Bay’s Ty day. The Rams’ had 195 total yards and key first down and scored a touchdown in his 11th consecutive game. the Houston Dynamo. .. Montgomery on a late passed for stopped before reaching The final East spot was kickoff return.That was 295yards and three touch- the end zone, allowing the claimed by the Columbus also ToddGurley’s downs as the Rams (8-0) snap in the final 5:20. 27-26, but Goff and Gurley Rams to run out the clock. Crew after the New En- thought moments later weresternly tested by the Los Angeles head coach drove the Rams into range Josh Reynolds caught gland Revolution beat when he stoppedrunning Packers(3-3-1). SeanMcVay said, “This forZuerlein’s second field two touchdown passes for Montreal 1-0 to eliminate with a clear path to the end Both teams rallied from team has demonstrated goal of the fourth quarter Los Angeles. Gurley had the Impact from conten- zone,keepingRodgers 10-pointdeficits to take a through eight games that after a 25-yard punt by JK 114yards rushing and 81 tion. The Crew then beat stuck on the sideline in the lead, but the Rams extend- while we have a longway Scott. yards receiving, and he Minnesota United 3-2. unbeaten Rams’ eighth ed their best start since to go, this team is capable Montgomery, from scored a touchdown in his victory. 1969by capitalizing on two of winning games in a Stanford, then coughed franchise-record-tying Europe: In the EPL, “Man, forgetfantasy,” crushing special-teams bunch of different ways.” up his return, andWilson 11th consecutive game on a Chelsea routed Burnley Gurley said with a grin. mistakesby Green Bay. Marquez Valdes-Scant- pounced on the ball. 30-yard pass in the third 4-0, Manchester United “ForgetVegas. We got the Rodgers, in a matchup ling caught a 40-yard “That play didn’t lose quarter. beat Everton 2-1, and win, so that’s all that mat- of former Cal quarter- touchdown pass from the game, but it tookaway Arsenal drew 2-2 at Crys- ters.” backs, threw for 286 Rodgers with 8:50 left to an opportunity to win,” Greg Beacham is an tal Palace. GregZuerlein hit a yards, but he didn’t get a put the Packers ahead Rodgers said. Associated Press writer. XXXXX• SFChronicle.com | Monday, October 29, 2018 | B7 NFL WEEK 8 ROUNDUP Steelers bring a bit of comfort to grieving city

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Shaken by an unspeakable trage- WEST dy, the city of Pittsburgh needed WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div something to ease its pain. The Steel- L.A. RAMS 8001.00 264 155 4-0-0 4-0-0 5-0-0 3-0-0 3-0-0 ers brought some joy, however small, SEATTLE 430.571 171 131 1-1-0 3-2-0 3-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 to their grieving community. ARIZONA 260.250 110 199 1-4-0 1-2-0 2-5-0 0-1-0 2-2-0 threw two 49ERS 170.125 173 236 1-2-0 0-5-0 1-5-0 0-2-0 0-3-0 touchdown passes to Antonio EAST Brown, James Conner ran for two WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div scores, and Pittsburgh beat Cleve- WASHINGTON 520.714 146 134 3-1-0 2-1-0 5-1-0 0-1-0 2-0-0 land 33-18 on Sunday while offering PHILADELPHIA 440.500 178 156 2-2-0 2-2-0 2-3-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 some solace to an area still in shock DALLAS 340.429 140 123 3-0-0 0-4-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 after a synagogue shooting. N.Y. GIANTS 170.125 150 205 0-4-0 1-3-0 0-6-0 1-1-0 0-3-0 The Steelers (4-2-1) overcame a slow start and their mistakes to win SOUTH their 15th straight at over WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div the Browns (2-5-1), who have lost 25 NEW ORLEANS 610.857 234 183 2-1-0 4-0-0 4-1-0 2-0-0 1-1-0 consecutive road games — one shy of CAROLINA 520.714 178 152 4-0-0 1-2-0 3-2-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 the NFL record. ATLANTA 340.429 190 212 3-2-0 0-2-0 3-2-0 0-2-0 2-1-0 Maybe more important, the win TAMPA BAY 340.429 201 233 2-1-0 1-3-0 2-2-0 1-2-0 1-1-0 delivered a few hours of comfort to NORTH Gene J. Puskar / Associated Press Pittsburgh’s fans and Western Penn- WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div sylvania still in shock a day after a During Sunday’s game, a Steelers fan at Heinz Field holds a sign honoring CHICAGO 430.571 194 144 3-1-0 1-2-0 3-1-0 1-2-0 0-1-0 gunman stormed into the Tree of Life the victims of Saturday’s deadly shooting spree at a Pittsburgh synagogue. MINNESOTA 431.563 197 195 2-2-0 2-1-1 3-2-1 1-1-0 0-0-1 Synagogue and killed 11 people. A GREEN BAY 331.500 175 173 3-0-1 0-3-0 2-3-1 1-0-0 1-1-1 moment of silence was observed 1 Rams 29, Packers 27: L.A. improves Panthers 36, Ravens 21: DETROIT 340.429 171 186 2-2-0 1-2-0 1-3-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 before the game and fans displayed to 8-0 as Jared Goff tops Aaron Rod- torched the league’s No. 1-ranked defense, gers in matchup of ex-Cal QBs. B6 completing 21 of 29 passes for 219 yards and American Conference signs with the Steelers’ helmet logo two touchdowns and running for 52 yards — inlaid with a Star of David. and another score for host Carolina (5-2). “We’re thankful for a victory, but score, but his red-zone fumble in the second Former Stanford running back Christian WEST we also understand that there are quarter was returned 54 yards by Marshon McCaffrey had two touchdowns and rookie WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div bigger things,” Roethlisberger said. Lattimore to set up the go-ahead touchdown D.J. Moore turned in his best KANSAS CITY 710.875 290 205 4-0-0 3-1-0 6-1-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 for the Saints. game as a pro with 129 yards from scrim- L.A. CHARGERS 520.714 195 163 3-1-0 2-1-0 4-1-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 “There’s life. I’m glad that we could mage. Trailing 7-0, the Panthers scored on Chiefs 30, Broncos 23: DENVER 350.375 188 194 2-2-0 1-3-0 1-4-0 2-1-0 1-2-0 give people maybe three hours of a threw for 303 yards and four touchdowns, four straight possessions in the final 16 RAIDERS 160.143 138 218 1-3-0 0-3-0 1-4-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 break of maybe not thinking about it had 107 yards receiving and minutes of the first half to lead 24-7. all the time, and that’s what sports two scores, and host Kansas City wrapped Washington 20, Giants 13: Safety D.J. EAST up a season sweep of the Broncos and kept does sometimes —it helps you to Swearinger intercepted two of ’s WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div its stranglehold on the AFC West at 7-1. Case kind of heal. But it’s over and people passes, Matt Ioannidis had 2½ sacks, and NEW ENGLAND 520.714 214 179 4-0-0 1-2-0 4-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 Keenum had 262 yards passing and two NFC East-leading Washington moved to 5-2 are going to celebrate and enjoy this, MIAMI 440.500 174 219 3-1-0 1-3-0 3-3-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 scores for the Broncos (3-5). Phillip Lindsay for the first time since 2008. but reality still sets in for a lot of had a big day in his first career start. The caught a 7-yard touchdown pass from Alex N.Y. JETS 350.375 192 200 2-2-0 1-3-0 2-3-0 1-2-0 0-1-0 undrafted rookie had 95 yards rushing and a people.” Smith and ran for a season-high 149 yards, BUFFALO 250.286 81 175 1-1-0 1-4-0 1-4-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 Michele Rosenthal, the Steelers’ score. He also caught three passes. with the last 64 coming on a touchdown former community-relations manag- Eagles 24, Jaguars 18: threw jaunt with 3:06 to play. Manning was sacked SOUTH er, had two brothers, Cecil and Da- three touchdown passes as Philadelphia seven times as host New York (1-7) lost its WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div (4-4) defeated Jacksonville (3-5) at Wem- fifth straight. After the game, Manning shook HOUSTON 530.625 197 167 3-1-0 2-2-0 4-2-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 vid, killed in the attack. his head no when asked if he would be bley Stadium in London. Tight end Dallas TENNESSEE 340.429 106 127 2-1-0 1-3-0 2-4-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 “We love you, Michele, and we’re Goedert caught one of the touchdown pass- willing to waive his no-trade clause with the thinking about you,” Roethlisberger es in the first half, and running back Wendell NFL trade deadline set for 1 p.m. PDT Tues- JACKSONVILLE 350.375 134 170 2-3-0 1-2-0 2-3-0 1-2-0 0-2-0 said. Smallwood and former Stanford tight end day. “I want to stay here,” said the two-time INDIANAPOLIS 350.375 231 213 1-2-0 2-3-0 2-4-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 Zach Ertz scored theirs in the second half for Super Bowl MVP who completed 30 of 47 NORTH the Eagles, making their first appearance in passes for 312 yards. Saints 30, Vikings 20: and New England. , restored as the start- WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div Orleans paid Minnesota back for the last- er despite being pulled in a loss to the Texans Seahawks 28, Lions 14: PITTSBURGH 421.643 204 172 2-2-0 2-0-1 2-2-1 2-0-0 2-1-1 second loss in the playoffs last season, using the previous Sunday, completed 24 of 41 threw three touchdown passes in the second two key turnovers, including a 45-yard in- CINCINNATI 530.625 221 237 3-1-0 2-2-0 3-2-0 2-1-0 1-1-0 passes for 286 yards for the Jaguars (3-5), quarter and visiting Seattle (4-3) looked terception return by P.J. Williams, to fuel a BALTIMORE 440.500 197 137 2-1-0 2-3-0 4-2-0 0-2-0 1-2-0 who lost their fourth consecutive game. sharp after its bye. The Seahawkswon for win in Minneapolis. had two the fourth time in five games after opening CLEVELAND 251.313 169 210 2-1-1 0-4-0 2-3-1 0-2-0 1-1-1 touchdowns and Will Lutz made three field Bengals 37, Buccaneers 34: Jessie Bates the season with two losses. , Thursday’s Game Thursday, Nov. 1 goals for the Saints (6-1), who needed only returned ’s fourth intercep- who had 105 yards rushing, scored on a Houston 42, Miami 23 Raiders at 49ers, 5:20 p.m. 120 passing yards by Brees to beat the Vi- tion for a touchdown, and Randy Bullock Sunday’s Games Sunday, Nov. 4 7-yard run early in the fourth to put the Indianapolis 42, Raiders 28 N.Y. Jets at Miami, 10 a.m. kings (4-3-1) this time with far less tension kicked a 44-yard field goal on the final play Seahawks up 28-7. Detroit (3-4) had won Arizona 18, 49ers 15 Atlanta at Washington, 10 a.m. down the final stretch. had 119 for host Cincinnati (5-3). Winston was three of four. Philadelphia 24, Jacksonville 18 Detroit at Minnesota, 10 a.m. receiving yards and a score in his curtain call benched, and rallied Tampa Chicago 24, N.Y. Jets 10 Kansas City at Cleveland, 10 a.m. Seattle 28, Detroit 14 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 10 a.m. after the “” catch in the Bay (3-4) to a 34-34 tie with twotouchdown Bears 24, Jets 10: threw Pittsburgh 33, Cleveland 18 Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 10 a.m. NFC divisional round in January, but he passes, including his 18-yarder with 1:05 left. for two touchdowns as host Chicago (4-3) Carolina 36, Baltimore 21 Chicago at Buffalo, 10 a.m. stopped his drag route in a miscommunica- Fitzpatrick threw a 72-yard touchdown pass snapped a two-game losing streak even Kansas City 30, Denver 23 L.A. Chargers at Seattle, 1:05 p.m. Washington 20, N.Y. Giants 13 Houston at Denver, 1:05 p.m. tion with quarterback right to Mike Evans, his fifth TD pass of at least 50 though pass rusher (right ankle) Cincinnati 37, Tampa Bay 34 L.A. Rams at New Orleans, 1:25 p.m. before Williams picked off the ball for the yards this season. Fitzpatrick also led an and No. 1 receiver (groin) L.A. Rams 29, Green Bay 27 Green Bay at New England, 5:20 p.m. New Orleans 30, Minnesota 20 Bye: Indianapolis, Arizona, N.Y. Gi- pivotal third-quarter touchdown. Adam 88-yard drive to the tying score, hitting O.J. missed the game. With strug- Bye: Dallas, Tenn., Chargers, Atlanta ants, Jacksonville, Phila., Cincinnati Thielen had another record-setting perfor- Howard for an 18-yard touchdown and gling, New York (3-5) managed just 207 Monday’s Game Monday, Nov. 5 mance for the Vikings with 103 yards and a completing another pass for the conversion. yards and lost itssecond straight game. New England at Buffalo, 5:15 p.m. Tennessee at Dallas, 5:15 p.m.

Chiefs 30, Broncos 23 Steelers 33, Browns 18 Eagles 24, Jaguars 18 Washington 20, Giants 13 Rams 29, Packers 27 Denver ...... 7709—23 Cleveland ...... 6066—18 Philadelphia ...... 01077—24 Washington...... 70310—20 Green Bay ...... 73107—27 Kansas City...... 313140—30 Pittsburgh...... 014910—33 Jacksonville ...... 3366—18 New York...... 03010—13 L.A. Rams ...... 08156—29

SCORING SCORING SCORING SCORING SCORING First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter Cle—FG Joseph 34, 9:10. Jac—FG Lambo 50, 6:50. Was—Peterson 7 pass from A.Smith (Hopkins kick), 2:53. GB—J.Williams 1 run (Crosby kick), 6:01. Den—Lindsay 1 run (McManus kick), 7:40. Second Quarter Second Quarter KC—FG Butker 24, 2:18. Cle—FG Joseph 45, 2:34. Second Quarter Second Quarter Phi—FG Elliott 31, 7:43. NYG—FG Rosas 37, 1:16. GB—FG Crosby 41, 14:19. Second Quarter Third Quarter LA—safety, 2:47. KC—Kelce 9 pass from Mahomes (Butker kick), 9:31. Pit—A.Brown 43 pass from Roethlisberger (Boswell kick), Jac—FG Lambo 57, 2:43. 11:26. Phi—Goedert 32 pass from Wentz (Elliott kick), :29. Was—FG Hopkins 53, 4:51. LA—Reynolds 1 pass from Goff (run failed), :21. KC—Watkins 13 pass from Mahomes (kick failed), :54. Fourth Quarter Third Quarter Den—Patrick 24 pass from Keenum (McManus kick), :05. Pit—A.Brown 1 pass from Roethlisberger (Boswell kick), Third Quarter :08. Phi—Smallwood 36 pass from Wentz (Elliott kick), 8:39. Was—FG Hopkins 39, 9:53. GB—FG Crosby 53, 9:38. Third Quarter NYG—FG Rosas 21, 4:08. LA—Gurley 30 pass from Goff (Gurley pass from Goff), KC—Watkins 10 pass from Mahomes (Butker kick), 10:16. Third Quarter Jac—Westbrook 11 pass from Bortles (pass failed), 4:33. Pit—safety, 8:07. Fourth Quarter Was—Peterson 64 run (Hopkins kick), 3:06. 7:19. KC—Hunt 23 pass from Mahomes (Butker kick), 5:12. NYG—Engram 2 pass from Manning (Rosas kick), :17. LA—Reynolds 19 pass from Goff (kick), 1:50. Fourth Quarter Cle—Callaway 1 pass from Mayfield (kick failed), 5:24. Jac—FG Lambo 33, 13:10. Pit—Conner 12 run (Boswell kick), 2:42. Phi—Ertz 5 pass from Wentz (Elliott kick), 9:55. GB—A.Jones 33 run (Crosby kick), :13. Den—Heuerman 4 pass from Keenum (run failed), 14:57. TEAM STATISTICS Fourth Quarter Den—FG McManus 36, 1:48. Fourth Quarter Jac—FG Lambo 24, 6:57. Pit—FG Boswell 42, 13:29. WasNYG LA—FG Zuerlein 43, 11:39. A—77,103. TEAM STATISTICS Pit—Conner 22 run (Boswell kick), 2:04. First downs...... 2018 GB—Valdes-Scantling 40 pass from Rodgers (Crosby kick), 8:50. TEAM STATISTICS Cle—DeValve 24 pass from Mayfield (pass failed), :06. Phi Jac Total Net Yards...... 360 303 A—63,780. First downs...... 2216 Rushes-yards...... 33-182 14-37 LA—FG Zuerlein 34, 2:05. Den KC Passing ...... 178 266 Total Net Yards...... 395 335 TEAM STATISTICS First downs...... 2220 TEAM STATISTICS Rushes-yards...... 28-133 17-70 Punt Returns...... 0-0 4-18 Total Net Yards...... 411 340 Kickoff Returns ...... 1-20 1-30 GB LA\a ClePit Passing ...... 262 265 Rushes-yards...... 30-189 18-49 Punt Returns...... 1-0 2-31 Interceptions Ret...... 2-23 0-0 First downs...... 1623 Passing ...... 222 291 First downs...... 1725 Comp-Att-Int ...... 20-32-0 30-47-2 Total Net Yards...... 359 416 Total Net Yards...... 237 421 Kickoff Returns ...... 2-28 1-29 Punt Returns...... 2-13 3-15 Interceptions Ret...... 0-0 1-0 Sacked-Yards Lost...... 0-0 7-50 Rushes-yards...... 19-106 34-135 Kickoff Returns ...... 3-69 4-87 Rushes-yards...... 21-74 31-168 Punts...... 5-49.2 5-44.0 Passing ...... 253 281 Passing ...... 163 253 Comp-Att-Int ...... 21-30-1 24-41-0 Interceptions Ret...... 1-0 1-0 Sacked-Yards Lost...... 4-24 4-21 Fumbles-Lost...... 1-1 0-0 Punt Returns...... 1-13 2-2 Comp-Att-Int ...... 23-34-1 24-34-1 Punt Returns...... 2-26 3-46 Penalties-Yards...... 8-90 11-102 Kickoff Returns ...... 3-68 4-64 Kickoff Returns ...... 3-62 2-23 Punts...... 3-51.7 2-48.0 Sacked-Yards Lost...... 5-40 2-12 Fumbles-Lost...... 1-1 2-1 Time of Possession...... 33:38 26:22 Interceptions Ret...... 0-0 0-0 Punts...... 4-43.8 5-39.2 Interceptions Ret...... 1-(minu 1-0 Comp-Att-Int ...... 18-30-0 20-36-0 Comp-Att-Int ...... 22-36-1 24-36-1 Penalties-Yards...... 4-36 5-45 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Fumbles-Lost...... 3-1 0-0 Time of Possession...... 32:38 27:22 Sacked-Yards Lost...... 3-33 5-26 Penalties-Yards...... 10-83 7-50 Sacked-Yards Lost...... 2-17 1-4 RUSHING — Washington, Peterson 26-149, Thompson 3- Punts...... 5-42.8 7-45.1 Time of Possession...... 32:41 27:19 Punts...... 5-47.0 4-44.0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 13, A.Smith 3-13, Richardson 1-7. New York, Barkley 13-38, Fumbles-Lost...... 1-1 0-0 Fumbles-Lost...... 0-0 3-1 Gallman 1-(minus 1). Penalties-Yards...... 2-10 2-15 RUSHING — Philadelphia, Adams 9-61, Wentz 6-28, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Penalties-Yards...... 7-52 8-60 PASSING — Washington, A.Smith 20-32-0-178. New Time of Possession...... 25:50 34:10 Time of Possession...... 27:48 32:12 Smallwood 8-24, Agholor 1-14, Clement 4-6. Jacksonville, York, Manning 30-47-2-316. RUSHING — Denver, Lindsay 18-95, Booker 9-78, Patrick Bortles 8-43, Hyde 6-11, Westbrook 1-9, Yeldon 2-7. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RECEIVING — Washington, Reed 7-38, Doctson 5-49, 1-13, Keenum 1-9, Sanders 1-(minus 6) Kansas City, Hunt INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING — Philadelphia, Wentz 21-30-1-286. Jackson- Richardson 2-34, Harris 2-20, Thompson 2-9, V.Davis 1-21, RUSHING — Green Bay, A.Jones 12-86, J.Williams 4-9, 16-50, Mahomes 2-(-1). ville, Bortles 24-41-0-286. RUSHING — Cleveland, Chubb 18-65, Mayfield 1-9, John- Peterson 1-7. New York, Barkley 9-73, Beckham 8-136, En- Montgomery 2-6, Rodgers 1-5. Los Angeles, Gurley 25-114, PASSING — Denver, Keenum 23-34-1-262. Kansas City, RECEIVING — Philadelphia, Matthews 4-93, Jeffery 4-35, son 2-0. Pittsburgh, Conner 24-146, Samuels 4-17, Roeth- gram 5-25, Fowler 4-48, S.Shepard 4-34. Cooks 2-9, M.Brown 1-7, Goff 5-7, Reynolds 1-(minus 2). Mahomes 24-34-1-303. Ertz 4-26, Agholor 3-49, Smallwood 2-42, Goedert 1-32, lisberger 2-6, Dobbs 1-(minus 1). MISSED FIELD GOALS — Washington, Hopkins 41. PASSING — Green Bay, Rodgers 18-30-0-286. Los Ange- RECEIVING — Denver, Sanders 4-57, LaCosse 4-29, Book- Adams 1-6, Wentz 1-4, Clement 1-(minus 1). Jacksonville, PASSING — Cleveland, Mayfield 22-36-1-180. Pitts- les, Goff 19-35-0-295, Hekker 1-1-0-12. er 4-23, Sutton 3-78, De.Thomas 3-30, Lindsay 3-17, Pat- Yeldon 7-83, Moncrief 4-54, Chark 4-41, Grinnage 3-37, burgh, Roethlisberger 24-36-1-257. RECEIVING — Green Bay, Adams 5-133, Cobb 4-40, V.- rick 1-24, Heuerman 1-4. Kansas City, Watkins 8-107, Kelce Westbrook 2-31, Cole 2-18, Bell 1-13, Greene 1-9. RECEIVING — Cleveland, Landry 8-39, Callaway 5-36, De- Bengals 37, Buccaneers 34 Scantling 2-45, St. Brown 2-31, A.Jones 2-0, Graham 1-21, 6-79, Hunt 5-36, Hill 3-70, Sherman 1-10, Robinson 1-1. MISSED FIELD GOALS — None. Valve 2-28, Johnson 2-16, Chubb 2-10, Hilliard 1-24, Ratley MISSED FIELD GOALS — Denver, McManus 55 Allison 1-14, Montgomery 1-2 Los Angeles, Gurley 6-81, 1-21, Fells 1-6. Pittsburgh, A.Brown 6-74, Conner 5-66, Tampa Bay ...... 09718—34 Woods 5-70, Cooks 3-74, Reynolds 3-42, Everett 1-22, Smith-Schuster 4-33, McDonald 3-47, Hunter 2-15, Ridley Panthers 36, Ravens 21 Cincinnati ...... 7207 3—37 Shields 1-12, Higbee 1-6. Seahawks 28, Lions 14 2-13, James 2-9. MISSED FIELD GOALS — None. MISSED FIELD GOALS — Cleveland, Joseph 41. Baltimore ...... 7077—21 SCORING Seattle...... 02107—28 Carolina ...... 71739—36 First Quarter Saints 30, Vikings 20 Detroit ...... 7007—14 Bears 24, Jets 10 Cin—Mixon 1 run (Bullock kick), 3:04. SCORING Second Quarter New Orleans ...... 710103—30 New York...... 030 7—10 Cin—Boyd 9 pass from Dalton (Bullock kick), 10:04. Minnesota...... 7607—20 SCORING First Quarter Cin—Mixon 8 run (Bullock kick), 5:07. Chicago ...... 70710—24 Bal—Collins 14 run (Tucker kick), 7:50. First Quarter TB—D.Jackson 60 pass from Winston (kick failed), 4:36. Car—McCaffrey 11 run (Gano kick), :36. SCORING Det—M.Jones 39 pass from Stafford (Prater kick), 2:15. Cin—Green 17 pass from Dalton (failed), 2:34. Second Quarter Second Quarter SCORING TB—FG Catanzaro 25, :03. First Quarter Car—Olsen 11 pass from Newton (Gano kick), 13:25. Third Quarter NO—Kamara 3 pass from Brees (Lutz kick), 10:33. Sea—Lockett 24 pass from R.Wilson (Janikowski kick), First Quarter Car—McCaffrey 6 pass from Newton (Gano kick), 3:45. TB—Barber 1 run (Catanzaro kick), 9:18. Min—Diggs 1 pass from Cousins (Bailey kick), 3:16. 14:15. Chi—Cohen 70 pass from Trubisky (Parkey kick), 5:24. Car—FG Gano 54, :00. Cin—Bates 21 interception return (Bullock kick), 2:10. Second Quarter Sea—Moore 15 pass from R.Wilson (Janikowski kick), Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Min—Murray 1 run (kick failed), 11:57. 12:42. NYJ—FG Myers 42, 11:59. Car—FG Gano 44, 2:58. TB—FG Catanzaro 38, 12:54. NO—FG Lutz 52, 7:27. Sea—E.Dickson 12 pass from R.Wilson (Janikowski kick), Third Quarter Bal—Allen 9 pass from Flacco (Tucker kick), :10. TB—M.Evans 72 pass from Fitzpatrick (Catanzaro kick), NO—Kamara 1 run (Lutz kick), :30. 2:28. Chi—Miller 4 pass from Trubisky (Parkey kick), 7:13. Fourth Quarter 9:57. Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Fourth Quarter Car—Newton 12 run (pass failed), 9:52. TB—Howard 18 pass from Fitzpatrick (Godwin pass from NO—FG Lutz 42, 8:19. Sea—Carson 7 run (Janikowski kick), 14:23. Chi—FG Parkey 32, 14:56. Car—FG Gano 30, 3:10. Fitzpatrick), 1:05. NO—P.Williams 45 interception return (Lutz kick), 5:58. Det—M.Jones 19 pass from Stafford (Prater kick), 10:40. NYJ—Herndon 16 pass from Darnold (Myers kick), 11:10. Bal—H.Hurst 26 pass from L.Jackson (Tucker kick), 1:02. Cin—FG Bullock 44, :00. Fourth Quarter A—65,237. Chi—Howard 2 run (Parkey kick), 7:08. NO—FG Lutz 42, 9:35. A—61,397. TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS Min—Thielen 1 pass from Cousins (Bailey kick), 4:26. Bal Car TB Cin TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS SeaDet First downs ...... 2022 First downs 29 21 First downs...... 2021 NYJChi Total Net Yards...... 325 386 Total Net Yards576 402 NO Min Total Net Yards...... 413 331 First downs...... 1222 Rushes-yards...... 18-101 33-154 Rushes-yards27-126 27-138 First downs...... 1727 Rushes-yards...... 42-176 13-34 Total Net Yards...... 207 395 Passing...... 224 232 Passing 450 264 Total Net Yards...... 270 423 Passing ...... 237 297 Rushes-yards...... 24-57 34-179 Punt Returns...... 1-23 2-21 Punt Returns 1-8 2-29 Rushes-yards...... 29-106 22-85 Punt Returns...... 1-10 2-8 Passing ...... 150 216 Kickoff Returns...... 1-39 1-14 Kickoff Returns 0-0 2-31 Passing ...... 164 338 Kickoff Returns ...... 1-17 3-77 Punt Returns...... 1-8 4-36 Interceptions Ret...... 0-0 2-(minu Interceptions Ret. 0-0 4-75 Punt Returns...... 1-15 1-4 Interceptions Ret...... 1-0 0-0 Kickoff Returns ...... 0-0 1-19 Comp-Att-Int...... 26-44-2 22-30-0 Comp-Att-Int 29-50-4 21-34-0 Kickoff Returns ...... 2-50 2-37 Comp-Att-Int ...... 14-17-0 27-40-1 Interceptions Ret...... 0-0 0-0 Sacked-Yards Lost ...... 2-14 0-0 Sacked-Yards Lost 6-20 2-16 Interceptions Ret...... 1-45 1-0 Sacked-Yards Lost...... 2-11 3-13 Comp-Att-Int ...... 14-29-0 16-29-0 Punts ...... 3-51.0 3-45.7 Punts 3-49.7 6-43.8 Comp-Att-Int ...... 19-24-1 31-41-1 Punts...... 4-49.5 4-45.3 Sacked-Yards Lost...... 1-3 2-4 Fumbles-Lost...... 1-1 1-0 Fumbles-Lost1-0 0-0 Sacked-Yards Lost...... 0-0 4-21 Fumbles-Lost...... 0-0 2-2 Punts...... 8-42.1 5-45.0 Penalties-Yards...... 9-68 4-30 Penalties-Yards11-75 4-46 Punts...... 2-43.0 2-40.5 Penalties-Yards...... 7-111 4-32 Fumbles-Lost...... 1-0 1-0 Time of Possession ...... 25:59 34:01 Time of Possession 35:59 24:01 Fumbles-Lost...... 0-0 2-1 Time of Possession...... 34:55 25:05 Penalties-Yards...... 8-45 2-25 Penalties-Yards...... 7-64 6-54 Time of Possession...... 27:16 32:44 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Time of Possession...... 28:37 31:23 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Baltimore, Collins 11-49, L.Jackson 3-26, RUSHING — Tampa Bay, Barber 19-85, Fitzpatrick 1-18, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — Seattle, Carson 25-105, M.Davis 10-33, Flacco 2-14, Edwards 2-12. Carolina, Newton 10-52, McCaf- Winston 3-18, Rodgers 1-4, D.Jackson 1-4, Jones 2-(minus R.Wilson 2-15, Lockett 2-13, M.Dickson 1-9, Madden 2-1. RUSHING — New York, Crowell 13-25, Darnold 5-22, Can- frey 14-45, D.Moore 2-39, Anderson 5-20, Heinicke 2-(mi- 3). Cincinnati, Mixon 21-123, Dalton 3-10, Walton 2-7, RUSHING — New Orleans, Ingram 13-63, Kamara 13-45, Detroit, Johnson 8-22, Stafford 1-6, Tate 1-3, Blount 3-3. non 6-10. Chicago, Howard 22-81, Trubisky 6-51, Cohen 5- nus 2). Boyd 1-(minus 2). T.Hill 3-(minus 2). Minnesota, Murray 13-56, Thielen 1-15, PASSING — Seattle, R.Wilson 14-17-0-248. Detroit, Staf- 40, Miller 1-7. PASSING — Baltimore, Flacco 22-39-2-192, L.Jackson 4- PASSING — Tampa Bay, Winston 18-35-4-276, Fitzpat- Boone 3-11, Cousins 2-3, Ham 2-1, R.Thomas 1-(minus 1). ford 27-40-1-310. PASSING — New York, Darnold 14-29-0-153. Chicago, 5-0-46. Carolina, Newton 21-29-0-219, Heinicke 1-1-0-13. rick 11-15-0-194. Cincinnati, Dalton 21-34-0-280. PASSING — New Orleans, Brees 18-23-1-120, T.Hill 1-1- RECEIVING — Seattle, Moore 4-97, E.Dickson 2-54, Lock- Trubisky 16-29-0-220. RECEIVING — Baltimore, Snead 5-54, Andrews 4-31, RECEIVING — Tampa Bay, Humphries 7-76, M.Evans 6- 0-44. Minnesota, Cousins 31-41-1-359. ett 2-34, Baldwin 2-26, Carson 2-19, Vannett 1-16, M.Davis RECEIVING — New York, Burnett 4-61, Kearse 3-30, Can- Crabtree 3-31, J.Brown 3-28, Allen 3-18, H.Hurst 2-29, 179, Howard 4-68, Rodgers 4-25, D.Jackson 3-68, Godwin RECEIVING — New Orleans, Kamara 7-31, M.Thomas 5- 1-2. Detroit, M.Jones 7-117, Tate 7-50, Johnson 6-69, Will- non 3-12, Herndon 1-16, Peake 1-14, Crowell 1-13, Sterling C.Moore 2-19, Collins 2-14, Boyle 1-7, Edwards 1-7. Caroli- 2-32, Brate 1-13, Watson 1-5, Jones 1-4. Cincinnati, Boyd 81, Ingram 3-29, T.Smith 3-18, T.Hill 1-5. Minnesota, Diggs son 3-21, Blount 1-23, Toilolo 1-12, Golladay 1-12, Abdul- 1-7. Chicago, Gabriel 4-52, Bellamy 4-37, Miller 3-37, T.Bur- na, D.Moore 5-90, Olsen 4-56, McCaffrey 4-11, Samuel 3- 9-138, Green 5-76, Mixon 3-15, Franks 1-32, Walton 1-10, 10-119, Thielen 7-103, Murray 5-39, Rudolph 4-39, Tread- lah 1-6. ton 3-18, Cohen 1-70, White 1-6. 28, Funchess 3-27, Wright 2-5, Thomas 1-15. Erickson 1-5, Lengel 1-4. well 3-25, A.Robinson 1-19, R.Thomas 1-15. MISSED FIELD GOALS — None. MISSED FIELD GOALS — Chicago, Parkey 40. MISSED FIELD GOALS — None. MISSED FIELD GOALS — None MISSED FIELD GOALS — None. B8 | Monday, October 29, 2018 | SFChronicle.com XXXXX• CARDINALS 18, 49ERS 15

TOTALYARDS Number of the day 49ers 267 Cardinals 321 49ers’ yards of offense — 55 of which came on Marquise 267 Goodwin’s third-quarter touchdown reception. In the first TIME OF FIRST DOWNS half, the 49ers managed 61 yards on six possessions. at POSSESSION 16 Cardinals 20 4 5 102 32:19 TURNOVERS Sacks of 49ers quarter- Season-low-equaling Season-high receiving 27:41 back C.J. Beathard, who rushing first downs for the yards for Arizona’s Larry FINAL STATS 0 2 has been sacked 17 times 49ers (107 yards on 31 Fitzgerald, who had 114 in the past four games. carries, a 3.5 average). total in previous 3 games.

Cardinals 18, 49ers 15 MARQUEE MATCHUP 49ers ...... 237 3—15 Arizona ...... 03015—18 Scoring Fitzgerald gets best of Sherman at end

FIRST QUARTER By Al Saracevic SF—safety, 4:07. SECOND QUARTER GLENDALE, Ariz. — Going Ari—FG Dawson 31, 10:23. Drive: 12 plays, 78 yards, 6:33. into Sunday’s game between SF—FG Gould 27, 4:32. Drive: 4 plays, 3 yards, 1:41. the 49ers and Cardinals, there THIRD QUARTER wasn’t too much to get excited SF—Goodwin 55 pass from Beathard (Gould kick), 6:22. Drive: 6 plays, 70 yards, 1:34. about. FOURTH QUARTER Both teams had 1-6 records. SF—FG Gould 20, 13:33. Drive: 11 plays, 73 yards, Neither was going anywhere. 6:14. Ari—Fitzgerald 13 pass from Rosen (Dawson kick), But they had one more thing in 11:06. Drive: 6 plays, 75 yards, 2:27. common: Ari—Kirk 9 pass from Rosen (Fitzgerald pass from Ro- sen), :34. Drive: 12 plays, 73 yards, 1:42. They both have a future Hall of Famer on the roster: the Team stats Cardinals with Larry Fitz- SF Ari gerald and the 49ers with Rich- FIRST DOWNS 16 20 ard Sherman. RUSHING 53The receiver and cornerback PASSING 915matched up from time to time PENALTY 22and it was fun to watch. The tall THIRD-DOWN EFF 5-14 6-14 and athletic Fitzgerald against FOURTH-DOWN EFF 0-0 0-0 the wiry and cagey Sherman. TOTAL NET YARDS267 321 They weren’t always head-to- TOTAL PLAYS 63 64 head, as Fitzgerald often lines AVG GAIN 4.2 5.0 up in the slot, but it happened NET YARDS RUSHING 107 88 enough to make an otherwise RUSHES3121 AVG PER RUSH3.5 4.2 lackluster game intriguing. NET YARDS PASSING 160 233 Sherman defended Fitz- SACKED-YDS LOST 4-30 3-19 gerald nicely on his first target GROSS-YDS PASSING 190 252 of the day, preventing a connec- COMPLETED-ATT. 14-28 23-40 tion with Arizona quarterback HAD INTERCEPTED 01Josh Rosen on 2nd-and-10 in Ralph Freso / Associated Press YARDS-PASS PLAY5.0 5.4 the first quarter. The two had Arizona wide receiver , lining up against old nemesis Richard Sherman of the PUNTS-AVG. 7-40.7 5-45.8 basicallyastalemate in a pain- 49ers, caught eight passes for 102 yards and a touchdown in the Cardinals’ victory. PUNT RETURNS 4-32 0-0 ful-to-watch first half that end- KICKOFF RETURNS 2-52 0-0 ed with the 49ers leading 5-3. So it was all afternoon. And honor sharpening the iron. “It was great. Anytime you PENALTIES-YDS5-59 9-62 Fitzgerald definitely got the so it has been for years. The two Today, I made my plays and he can beat the 49ers, for me, that’s FUMBLES-LOST 2-0 1-1 TIME OF POSSESSION 32:19 27:41 better of Sherman in the end, have gone at it many times, made a few great grabs, and the biggest win in our division,” helping his Cardinals to a 18-15 dating to Sherman’s long tenure that’s why he’s going to get a Fitzgerald said. “They’re the win. At a crucial juncture in the with the Seahawks. gold jacket. It’s an honor to get most storied franchise in our Individual stats fourth quarter, with the 49ers After the game — and limp- to play against him and I look division. They’ve won multiple up 15-3, Rosen threw deep ing badly — Sherman was forward to the next one.” Super Bowls. I remember los- PASSING down the right side to Fitz- asked if playing Fitzgerald had For his part, Fitzgerald ing seven in a row to those guys 49ers gerald, who outfought Sher- gotten any easier over the years. talked of how much it meant to — Patrick Willis and Navarro Name ComAtt YdsTDINT man for a 37-yard reception. A “It hasn’t changed. He’s still a beat the 49ers, a team he has Bowman, Justin Smith and Beathard1428190 10 few plays later, Fitzgerald handful, and he’s crafty,”said tormented for years. In 29 those guys. ... So to be able to caught a game-tightening Sherman. “You’ve always got to games against San Francisco, put together a little streak (10 Cardinals touchdown, but Sherman be on your toes when you’re the Arizona receiver has more wins) that we have against Name ComAtt YdsTDINT wasn’t on the coverage. Fitz- playing against Larry. receptions (165), receiving them, it means a lot.” Rosen2340252 21 gerald ended the day with eight “It’s an immense honor every yards (2,204) and touchdown catches for 102 yards and that chance we get to line up against receptions (17) than any other Al Saracevic is the sports editor of RUSHING score. each other and battle. It’s an player in NFL history. The San Francisco Chronicle. 49ers Name CarYds Avg. LG TD Breida 16 42 2.6 10 0 Painful Morris 6284.7 26 0 Mostert 2189.0 14 0 Juszczyk210 5.0 60 season Beathard591.8 40 Cardinals Name CarYds Avg. LG TD continues Johnson 16 59 3.7 13 0 Rosen212 6.0 90 Edmonds 294.5 50 Saracevic from page B1 Nelson188.0 80 Despite the flurry at the RECEIVING finish, don’t kid yourself. That 49ers was some putrid football at Name RecYds Avg. LG TD State Farm Stadium, folks. Hard to watch. Easy to ridicule. Bourne 77110.1 19 0 Kittle557 11.4 20 0 Consider this: The teams Goodwin 15555.0 55 1 went to halftime with the 49ers Taylor 177.0 70 leading 5-3. The baseball jokes were everywhere on television Cardinals and Twitter. Who was warm- Name RecYds Avg. LG TD ing up in the 49ers’ bullpen? Is Fitzgerald 8102 12.8 37 1 that Hunter Strickland? Could Kirk 34214.0 19 1 either team beat the Dodgers? Johnson 44110.3 15 0 In times of great sadness, Gresham 3227.3 13 0 Williams 22110.5 14 0 you have to laugh ... or else Edmonds 11212.0 12 0 you’d cry. Seals-Jones 2126.0 13 0 The game featured many of the worst qualities of the mod- Norm Hall / Getty Images ern NFL. Conservative play Arizona linebacker breaks up a C.J. Beathard pass intended for the 49ers’ Trent PUNT RETURNS calling. Shoddy blocking. Taylor in the fourth quarter. Taylor had one reception for 7 yards. 49ers Lousy tackling. General dull- Name No YdsAvg.LGTD ness. huge plays down the stretch. back, despite a litany of nag- might rival this one for “worst James 33210.7 15 0 Apparently no one told these And Rosen gets full credit for ging injuries. Kicker Robbie game of the week.” Pettis 100.0 00 teams the league was undergo- finding his main target and Gould is the best guy on the Shanahan and general man- Cardinals ing a scoring explosion this delivering. team. ager John Lynch clearly have a season. “They just made more plays “This is probably our most monumental task ahead of Name No YdsAvg.LGTD Neither offense could move than us down the stretch,” sound game,” Sherman said. them. Because ... the offensive None ————— the ball consistently, until the 49ers cornerback Richard “Obviously, youdon’t like the line is a sieve. Linebacker Reu- closing minutes. Niners quar- Sherman said. “That’s really all results, but you gotta be happy ben Foster picked up yet anoth- KICKOFF RETURNS terback C.J. Beathard played it came down to.” with how our guys fought.” er ailment, leaving Sunday’s 49ers OK, when he wasn’t getting Ye p. Maybe head coach Kyle Sha- game with a hamstring injury. Name No YdsAvg.LGTD clobbered. The man took an- Despite the defense collaps- nahan sees some glimmers of Beathard is the definition of a James 25226.0 31 0 other beating out there, victim- ing in the end, the 49ers had hope. Some building blocks. backup quarterback. Who ized once again by the 49ers’ some bright spots. They were hard to see from the knows what Jimmy Garoppolo Cardinals porous offensive line. Matt Brieda continues to run press box in Glendale. And he will play like after rehabbing Name No YdsAvg.LGTD “We’ve got to keep moving,” hard. Wide receiver Marquise sure didn’t sound too enthused an ACL. Sherman was hob- None ————— a glum Beathard said after- Goodwin showed off his world- after the game. bling around like an old man in ward. class speed in beating Arizo- “We’re not happy at all the locker room. Man, it’s de- Tackles-Assists-Sacks—49ers , Sherman 7-0-1, Warner 6-1-0, Blair 3-0-1, Smith 3-0-0, Ward Arizona Josh Rosen, of na’s perennial All-Pro Patrick where this season has gone,” pressing. 3-0-0, Mitchell 2-2-0, Armstead 2-1-1, Marsh UCLA fame, looked uncom- Peterson on a slant for a 55- Shanahan said. “A nd there’s Did I mention 2-1-0, Exum Jr. 2-1-0, Williams 2-0-0, Lee 2-0-0, Powell 2-0-0, Thomas 2-0-0, Foster 1-0-0, fortable in the pocket for most yard touchdown in the third still half a season to play. ... is the best guy on the team? Witherspoon 1-0-0, Tartt 1-0-0, Day 1-0-0, of the game. Happy feet and quarter. Rookie tackle Mike There’s not much you can say Buckner 0-1-0. Arizona, Golden 7-0-1, Bethea 6-0-1, Benwikere 5-1-0, Mayowa 4-1-0, Bucan- some poor decision-making. McGlinchey steamrolled an right there after a loss.” Al Saracevic is the sports editor of non 4-1-0, Bynes 4-1-0, Gunter 3-2-.5, Baker He’s lucky to have Larry Fitz- Arizona defender right off the That’s right. We have eight The San Francisco Chronicle. 2-3-.5, Taylor 2-0-0, Reddick 2-0-0, Nkemdiche 1-1-0, Pierre 1-1-0, Moore 1-0-1, Jones 0-1-0. gerald, the surefire Hall of field on a big run by Alfred more weeks of this garbage, Email: asaracevic@ Interceptions—49ers, Tartt 1-23. Fame receiver who willed his Morris. Sherman somehow starting Thursday night sfchronicle.com Twitter: Missed field goals—None. Attendance—61,923. team to victory, making some remains a lockdown corner- against the Raiders. That game @alsaracevic XXXXX• SFChronicle.com | Monday, October 29, 2018 | B9 CARDINALS 18, 49ERS 15

Game review

OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS COACHING OVERALL It can’t take credit for all 15 It did a fine job stopping the had Kyle Shanahan The Cardinals took points: The defense had a NFL’s worst offense … until only one chance noted the Cardi- the field in disarray, J safety, and an interception led the Cardinals transformed to field a ball after nals, who usually but left with their to a 3-yard FG drive. C.J. J K second win against L play with five L a punt clanged off into the Greatest Show on Beathard didn’t commit a turnover Turf. Seemingly overwhelmed rookie his helmet and was recov- defensive backs, played the 49ers this month. If for the first time in 10 career starts, QB Josh Rosen had 161of his 252 pass- ered by the 49ers. Richie their base defense (four the 49ers can’t handle but he also didn’t have any big ing yards — and both of his TD passes James provided some pop DBs) for the first time this Arizona, it’s time to won- plays beyond a 55-yard TD pass to — in the fourth quarter to lead the with a 15-yard punt return season, and apparently der whether they are the . Some of that is comeback. The Cardinals picked on and 31-yard kickoff return. the offensively anemic NFL’s worst team. They because of leaky pass protection third-string safety , but CB (40.7 net 49ers weren’t prepared for could claim the title with a that led to four sacks. The totals: 16 Richard Sherman also allowed a 37- average) didn’t have any the switch. Beathard’s loss to the Raiders (1-6) on first downs, 267 net yards and 4.2 yard reception to Larry Fitzgerald dur- of his seven punts re- deep drops played a role in Thursday. yards per play. ing the comeback. turned. three first-quarter sacks. — Eric Branch

CARDINALS 18, 49ERS 15 Late collapse costly in winnable game S.F. squanders 12-point lead against team with one victory

By Eric Branch

GLENDALE, Ariz. — Eight days ago, head coach Kyle Shanahan said he knew how his mistake-plagued team could stop its losing streak. “Once we fix the turn- overs,” Shanahan said, “then we have a chance to start playing football.” He was wrong. On Sunday, the 49ers were plus-2 in turnover margin and still couldn’t figure out a way to win. En route to their sixth straight loss, the 49ers squan- dered a 12-point, fourth-quar- ter lead to the Cardinals, an offensively challenged, fellow one-win team, and fell 18-15 at State Farm Stadium. “We’re not happy at all with where the season has gone,” Shanahan said, “and there’s still half a season to play.” That’s a sobering thought. After Sunday’s late-game meltdown, the 49ers (1-7) have arrived at the midway point Rick Scuteri / Associated Press after losing their second game Quarterback C.J. Beathard chases down a bad shotgun snap in the closing seconds of the 49ers’ 18-15 loss to Arizona. Beathard in 22 days to the Cardinals was forced to throw incomplete under pressure, ending the game. He completed 14 of 28 passes for 190 yards and a touchdown. (2-6), who haven’t beaten an- other team this season. 3 notables ball, and he was forced to fire embarrassing if guys weren’t pride in their grit. Arizona’s awfulness is a no-chance incompletion out there playing as hard as “Guys have learned how to largely because of itsbottom- WR Marquise Goodwin: He under pressure as time ex- they could. … Defensively, fight,” Sherman said. “If noth- ranked offense, so the 49ers was shut down by All-Pro cor- pired. guys are putting their best ing else, we’re going to know figured to be in fine shape nerback Patrick Peterson, with Magnuson was replacing foot forward — playing as how to fight until the end.” with a 15-3 lead early in the the exception of one play: Good- injured starter Weston Rich- hard as they can. We’re play- win’s lone reception was a 55- fourth quarter. burg and playing his first ing against other NFL guys.” Eric Branch is a San Francisco yarder TD that gave the 49ers a Instead, the Cardinals 12-3 lead in the thirdquarter. game at center since he was at Said Juszczyk: “I’m not Chronicle staff writer. Email: scored 15 points in the final 11 Michigan in 2016. going to say it’s embarrassing [email protected] minutes and 11 seconds. CB Richard Sherman: He tied “The ball slipped out of my because we’re in the NFL and Twitter: @Eric_Branch For perspective: Arizona for team-high honors with seven hand as I was releasing it,” everyone here is paid to do had scored 13 points in its tackles and had his second Magnuson said. “It’s one of what they do. These are ex- career sack, but he also surren- previous 115 minutes and 46 your worst nightmares play- tremely good athletes … and dered a 37-yard reception to 49ers schedule seconds before rallying to beat Larry Fitzgerald during the Cardi- ing center to have a bad snap we’re matching up with them. the 49ers. and to hurt the team like that. Ye ah, we’re not coming out on Result/ nals’ fourth-quarter comeback. Date Opponent Time Rookie quarterback Josh It’s nothing I ever want to the winning side right now. Rosen, who had thrown three CB Tyvis Powell: The third- happen again, that’s for sure.” But I know it’s going to turn. Sept. 9at Minn. L, 24-16 string strong safety, who entered touchdown passes in his four In the locker room, Magnu- So I’m not going to be embar- Sept. 16 Detroit W, 30-27 after injuries to starter Jaquiski starts, threw for two scores in son’s eyes brimmed with tears rassed by it.” Tartt and backup , Sept. 23 at K.C. L, 38-27 the fourth quarter. His final as he detailed the final play. For nearly three quarters was in coverage on both of Josh Sept. 30 at LACL, 29-27 touchdown was a 9-yard Rosen’s fourth-quarter TD pass- Intense emotion was appro- Sunday, the game was only Oct. 7Arizona L, 28-18 strike to wideout Christian es. priate after getting swept this borderline NFL-caliber: After Kirk with 34 seconds left. season by Arizona. The Cardi- 39 minutes, there were more Oct. 15 at G.B. L, 33-30 — Eric Branch With that, the 49ers lost nals arrived after a 35-point punts (nine) than points Oct. 21 L.A. Rams W, 39-10 despite not committing a home loss to Denver that led (eight). turnover for the first time in to the firing of offensive coor- However, leading 5-3, the Oct. 28 at Arizona L, 18-15 five games and forcing their With one timeout left, the dinator Mike McCoy and had 49ers appeared to get all the Nov. 1-yRaiders5:20 p.m. first two takeaways since 49ers faced second down from dealt with a report that All- points they’d need when Nov. 12-x N.Y. Giants5:15 p.m. Sept. 30. Arizona’s 45-yard line with Pro cornerback Patrick Pe- Beathard fired a 55-yard Bye week “Coach asked the defense to seven seconds left. With a terson “desperately” wanted touchdown to wide receiver get some turnovers,” fullback quick completion, they could to be traded in the days be- Marquise Goodwin. Early in Nov. 25 at T.B. 10 a.m. said. “They did call a timeout and have a fore kickoff. the fourth quarter, Robbie Dec. 2at Seattle5:20 p.m. that. Tip some balls. They did chance for a game-tying field However, the 49ers declined Gould’s 20-yard field goal Dec. 9Denver1:05 p.m. that. On offense, we’ve got to goal. to say their second loss to a provided a 15-3 lead, their last score more points. It’s hard to However, center Erik Mag- bottom feeder was embarrass- score before Arizona’s im- Dec. 16 Seattle1:05 p.m. win when you score 15 points, nuson’s shotgun snap sailed ing. probable comeback. Dec. 23 Chicago 1:05 p.m. even with the defense playing wildly over C.J. Beathard’s “It’s a little frustrating,” Oddly, despite getting beat- Dec. 30 at Rams 1:25 p.m. that well.” head, the quarterback scram- cornerback Richard Sherman en in crunch time by a fellow The loss ended fittingly. bled to pick up the bouncing said. “I figure it would be featherweight, the 49ers took x — Monday; y — Thursday

49ERS BEAT games with the injury and had likely would have to receive Injury report: Strong safety one catch for 5 yards in a loss to something “significant” to deal was sidelined the Rams before he was side- him. in the second quarter after Garcon, Ward reported lined. After Sunday’s game, Ward aggravating a shoulder injury By dealing Garcon, the 49ers said he was unaware of the with which he has been dealing could provide more snaps for report, or the fact that the trade for most of the season. His as focus of trade talks rookie second-round pick Dan- deadline was imminent. replacement, Antone Exum, te Pettis and bolster their 2019 “It’s Tuesday?” he said. exited in the fourth quarter By Eric Branch he’s likely not part of their long- draft outlook. “Thank you. I didn’t know with a concussion. terms plans. The 49ers have just five picks that.” That left the position to Ty- GLENDALE, Ariz. — Head Garcon, who ranks eighth in the upcoming draft. Last Ward, who is playing on a vis Powell, who was promoted coach Kyle Shanahan ac- among active players in career year, they traded a fifth-round $8.5 million fifth-year option, from the practice squad Oct. 20. knowledged Sunday that the receptions (625), is on pace for a pick to the Lions for left guard isn’t signed beyond this season. Powell was in coverage on Josh 49ers have fielded calls from 48-catch, 525-yard season, . This sea- With the 49ers, the 2014 first- Rosen’s fourth-quarter touch- teams interested in wide receiv- which would be his lowest son, they dealt a seventh-round round pick has dealt with mul- down passes to Larry Fitz- er Pierre Garcon before Tues- totals in a full season in his selection to the Browns for tiple injuries and several posi- gerald and . day’s trade deadline. 11-year career. The 49ers hold a offensive tackle Shon Cole- tion switches. Inside linebacker Reuben “Teams have talked about 2019 option on his contract, man. On Sunday, he moved back to Foster, who has dealt with a him,” Shanahan said, “and it is which includes a $5.65 million Shanahan said Garcon was free safety,his position in 2017, shoulder strain this season, a possibility,but nothing for base salary. aware of the trade interest, but after playing cornerback for the exited in the second quarter sure right now.” Garcon didn’t play in Sun- the same can’t be said for defen- first seven games. Ward was with a hamstring injury. The 49ers’ willingness to day’s 18-15 loss to the Cardinals sive back Jimmie Ward. asked about eventually getting entertain offers for Garcon, 32, because of a knee injury he On Sunday, MMQB.com comfortable back at safety. isn’t surprising, given that his sustained in a loss to Arizona reported Ward had been part of “Yeah,”he said, “if I don’t get Eric Branch is a San Francisco age and declining play mean on Oct. 7. He’d played two trade discussions, but the 49ers traded by Tuesday.” Chronicle staff writer. B10 | Monday, October 29, 2018 | SFChronicle.com XXXXX• COLTS 42, RAIDERS 28

TOTAL YARDS Number of the day Colts 461 Raiders 347 Colts’ possessions — out of their first eight — that ended with 7 them scoring (fiveTDs, twofield goals). They had one punt in the game and had the ball when the game ended. TIME OF FIRST DOWNS POSSESSION 28 vs. 19 132 1 47

Colts 23:30 TURNOVERS Career-high rushing yards Rushing touchdowns for Plays for the Raiders (the 36:30 0 for Indy running back Mar- Raiders QB Derek Carr, Colts had 71); Oakland had FINAL STATS lon Mack, who also scored who scored on his 137th the ball for a season-low 1 two touchdowns. career carry. 23:30.

Colts 42, Raiders 28 Indianapolis ...... 10 3821 —42 Raiders ...... 014140—28 Scoring Colts’ kicker sets

FIRST QUARTER Ind—Alie-Cox 26 pass from Luck (Vinatieri kick), 8:21. Drive: 11 plays, 75 yards, 6:39. Ind—FG Vinatieri 26, :00. Drive: 13 plays, 70 yards, record against 7:17. SECOND QUARTER Oak—Roberts 31 pass from Carr (Carlson kick), 11:56. Drive: 6 plays, 75 yards, 3:04. Oak—Cook 25 pass from Carr (Carlson kick), 6:13. appropriate foe Drive: 7 plays, 79 yards, 4:28. Ind—FG Vinatieri 25, :26. Drive: 16 plays, 68 yards, 5:47. THIRD QUARTER Oak—Carr 1 run (Carlson kick), 9:49. Drive: 8 plays, By Ann Killion 45-yard field goal into swirling 75 yards, 5:11. Ind—Ebron 20 pass from Luck (Rogers pass from winds to tie a playoff game and Luck), 7:39. Drive: 4 plays, 75 yards, 2:10. Oak—LaFell 6 pass from Carr (Carlson kick), 1:01. Of course Adam Vinatieri send it into overtime. And then, Drive: 11 plays, 75 yards, 6:38. would set the record against the as Jon Gruden and the stunned FOURTH QUARTER Raiders. Raiders stood almost frozen in Ind—Mack 4 run (Vinatieri kick), 10:47. Drive: 12 plays, 75 yards, 5:14. On Sunday, with 26 seconds place, Vinatieri kicked a 23-yard Ind—Doyle 10 pass from Luck (Vinatieri kick), 5:28. Drive: 6 plays, 57 yards, 3:52. left in the first half, Vinatieri field goal to win the Tuck Game Ind—Mack 1 run (Vinatieri kick), 2:55. Drive: 5 plays, 27 yards, 2:21 lined up for a 25-yard field goal. 16-13. It was — of course — good. It That victory launched a New Team stats almost always is with Vinatieri. England and sent the Ind Oak And with that, Vinatieri, at Raiders spiraling. It was the FIRST DOWNS 28 19 45, became the NFL’s all-time last game of Gruden’s first ten- RUSHING 11 7 leading scorer. He surpassed ure as the Raiders’ head coach. PASSING 13 12 , who had He hadbeen gone from the PENALTY 40held the previous record with Raiders for a long time. He THIRD-DOWN EFF 9-13 4-8 FOURTH-DOWN EFF 0-0 1-2 2,544 points. came back. And Vinatieri is still TOTAL NET YARDS461 347 His teammates met him on doing his thing. TOTAL PLAYS 71 47 the field to celebrate the feat. “I never thought I’d play this AVG GAIN 6.5 7.4 And after the game, head coach long and have the opportunity NET YARDS RUSHING 222 103 RUSHES4019Frank Reich gave him the game to be standing here,” Vinatieri Ben Margot / Associated Press AVG PER RUSH5.6 5.4 ball. said. “Being in that locker NET YARDS PASSING 239 244 “We got to witness some- room, that was the best part Indianapolis kicker Adam Vinatieri (4) celebrates after SACKED-YDS LOST 0-0 0-0 thing really special today — we about today. It’s less the record kicking a field goal to become the NFL’s leading career scorer. GROSS-YDS PASSING 239 244 COMPLETED-ATT. 22-31 21-28 saw the greatest kicker of all than that we got the record on a HAD INTERCEPTED 00time break that record,” Reich win.” Jack Doyle said. “He’s the great- The Raiders helped launch YARDS-PASS PLAY7.7 8.7 said. “Wejust celebrated in the Vinatieri’s teammates were est of all time. It’s obvious. And his kicking career. So it seemed PUNTS-AVG. 1-46.0 2-40.0 locker room.” thrilled for him. an honor to play with him.” fitting that the record came PUNT RETURNS 1-10 1-(-1) Not many people knew the “There’s not a better guy, a Vinatieri added three extra against them. KICKOFF RETURNS 1-17 1-28 PENALTIES-YDS10-77 10-79 name Vinatieri until a snowy harder worker, not a better pro points onto his growing total FUMBLES-LOST 0-0 1-1 night in New England in Janu- to just watch and observe how (2,550), a mark that he might Ann Killion is a San Francisco TIME OF POSSESSION 36:30 23:30 ary 2002, when he kicked a he works every day,” tight end put out of reach. Chronicle columnist. Individual stats PASSING QB Carr coping with rumors, innuendo Colts Name ComAtt YdsTDINT Luck 22 31 239 30 Killion from page B1 Raiders could to get the Raiders a win Name ComAtt YdsTDINT against Indianapolis. He tried Carr 21 28 244 30 to outduel Andrew Luck. Carr threw three touchdown passes, RUSHING ran for another, didn’t commit Colts a turnover, completed 21 of 28 Name CarYds Avg. LG TD passes for 244 yards and was Mack 25 132 5.3 49 2 fired up. When he walked up Hines 11 78 7.2 15 0 the tunnel after the loss, the Wilkins 2147.0 90 pain of the situation was writ- Luck 2-2-1.0 -1 0 ten on his face. Raiders Carr’s performance came on Name CarYds Avg. LG TD the heels of a bizarre week, Martin 13 72 5.5 29 0 during which his best receiver Richard214 7.0 13 0 was traded and trade rumors Harris 11313.0 13 0 swirled around him. There was Washington144.0 40 also a story that brought out Carr 200.0 11 the most despicable macho elements of the NFL, in which RECEIVING anonymous teammates said he Colts had cried during a game and Name RecYds Avg. LG TD derided him off the record. Carr had to deny the story and Doyle670 11.7 17 1 Inman 6528.7 16 0 other teammates stood up in Ebron 33712.3 20 1 his defense. Hilton134 34.0 34 0 “Yeah,I had to answer some Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The Chronicle Alie-Cox 12626.0 26 1 funny questions,” Carr said. Mack 2178.5 11 0 “Being honest, as a human, it’s Derek Carr said he had to answer some “funny questions” lastweek. “I just couldn’t wait to get Hines 273.5 70 hard. That stuff was just not back on the field and play football,” he said. Carr completed 21 of 28 passes for 244 yards. Pascal1-4 -4.0 -4 0 true and it hurts, as a man not Raiders as a football player. I just new superstar head coach for a game that ended for Carr when Carr said he has been given Name RecYds Avg. LG TD couldn’t wait to get back on the team that was considered a he broke his leg. The Raiders assurances that he won’t follow Cook 47418.5 30 1 field and play football.” Super Bowl contender just 20 and Carr really haven’t been the other two members of what Richard850 6.3 13 0 Carr won’t say it, but this has months ago, he has seen his the same since that ominous was once the Big Three of the Roberts 24221.0 31 1 become a season from hell for team crumble. day. Raiders on to the trade block. LaFell 33913.0 18 1 him. Instead of building rejuve- In a no-win situation, Carr There was only so much that He said he was assured that he Martin 2178.5 10 0 nated momentum under his has become the collateral dam- Carr could do Sunday. The will be with the team. Nelson114 14.0 14 0 age of the Khalil Mack trade, Raiders’ offense ran only three “The conversations I’ve had Smith 188.0 80 after which Jon Gruden ba- plays in the first quarter. The with those guys makes me Raiders schedule sically said the team couldn’t defense kept getting gashed for confident that I’m going to be PUNT RETURNS pay both, so it chose Carr. The huge gains. The time of pos- here,” he said. “I’m an Oakland Result/ Colts Date Opponent Time message was, “We’re paying session was out of whack. Raider. I’m a Raider. I’m not Carr, so we had to trade the After taking a lead in the sec- going anywhere. I love this Name No YdsAvg.LGTD Sept. 10 L.A. Rams L, 33-13 Rogers 11010.0 10 0 best defensive player in the ond quarter and still leading place. I want to win a champi- Sept. 16 at DenverL, 20-19 game.” That’s a hell of position after the third, the team did its onship for the Raiders.” Raiders Sept. 23 at Miami L, 28-20 to be put in. customary fourth-quarter Of course, we know how Name No YdsAvg.LGTD Sept. 30 Cleveland W, 45-42 (OT) Now, apparently, Carr has to collapse. seriously we can take those Harris 1-1-1.0 -1 0 Oct. 7at L.A.C. L, 26-10 prove his leadership and man- “I don’t think they ran out of assurances from the top. Yo u hood on a weekly basis. gas — I just think defensively can toss them into a pile with KICKOFF RETURNS Oct. 14-z SeattleL, 27-3 He said that Gruden has we have to take a long look at your Oakland Raiders T-shirts Colts Bye week asked him to be a more vocal who can be out there and help and Mack and Cooper jerseys Name No YdsAvg.LGTD Oct. 28 Indianapolis L, 42-28 leader, in the absence of Amari us,” Gruden said. “We’re strug- while you watch another lost Pascal117 17.0 17 0 Nov. 1-yat 49ers5:20 p.m. Cooper, Mack and now the gling.” season and get ready to say injured Marshawn Lynch. That’s putting it mildly. goodbye to the Oakland team Raiders Nov. 11 L.A. Chargers 1:05 p.m. “When all our guys used to Gruden seems, at least pub- forever. Name No YdsAvg.LGTD Nov. 18 at Arizona 1:05 p.m. be here, there were a lot of licly, not to acknowledge the “I think (Carr) is the strength Harris 12828.0 28 0 Nov. 25 at Baltimore10 a.m. powerful leaders on this team,” toll the trades have taken on of this team and I’m excited Tackles-Assists-Sacks—Indianapolis, Desir Dec. 2Kansas City 1:05 p.m. Carr said. “Coach told me, ‘I this team. about him,” Gruden said. 5-2-0, Leonard 4-5-0, Geathers 3-0-0, Maulet 3-0-0, Walker 2-4-0, Moore 2-1-0, Mitchell 2-1-0, Dec. 9Pittsburgh 5:20 p.m. need you to be more vocal.’ ” “I don’t know where the Yo u get to decide if you be- Franklin 2-0-0, Autry 1-1-0, Moore 1-1-0, Stewart Dec. 16 at Cincinnati 10 a.m. When Carr got onto the field controversy is coming from,” lieve him. 1-0-0, Turay 1-0-0, Sheard 1-0-0, Woods 0-2-0, Sunday, after his tough week, he said “The reality is we made Wilson 0-1-0. Raiders, Lee 7-4-0, Whitehead Dec. 24-x Denver5:15 p.m. 6-1-0, Harris 6-0-0, Hankins 5-4-0, Wilber 5-1-0, he looked good. As good as he a trade.I don’t think it hurt the Ann Killion is a San Francisco Gilchrist 4-1-0, Joseph 3-2-0, Brown 3-0-0, Dec. 30 at Kansas City 10 a.m. Worley 3-0-0, Rucker 2-1-0, Conley 2-1-0, Nelson had since the last time he offense and I hope Amari does Chronicle columnist. Email: 2-0-0, Hurst 2-0-0, Morrow 1-1-0, Hall 1-1-0, played against the Colts. That great.” [email protected] Twitter: Hall 1-0-0, Key 0-2-0, McDonald 0-1-0. Atten- x — Monday; y — Thursday; dance—54,372. z — in London was on Christmas Eve 2016 in a But the turmoil continues. @annkillion XXXXX• SFChronicle.com | Monday, October 29, 2018 | B11 COLTS 42, RAIDERS 28

Game review

OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS COACHING OVERALL Derek Carr made The Colts scored on Rookie Defensive players Carr had maybe his plays, stood in the seven of nine pos- Johnny Townsend Sunday said they best game this season. pocket against the sessions, including has been inconsis- have faith every week His postgame news K conference included K in the scheme and K tent. His first punt J touchdowns on their L rush and gave the offense a needed jolt. That 12 first four drives of the Sunday went 55 yards. His game plan. So it’s on them to questions about possibly being of his 21 completions went to second half. They had second went 25 yards and execute it. Still, the Raiders traded and whether Oakland Jalen Richard and scoring drives of 11, 13, 16 gave the Colts great field didn’t have a response for the players believe in the team. reflects a thin receiver group. and 12 plays. They convert- position for the go-ahead Colts’ tight ends or their The Raiders are one of three The line healed during the ed 9 of 13 third-down touchdown drive in the running game, which gained remaining one-win teams and bye week and kept Carr up- attempts. The Raiders did fourth quarter. Said Jon 222 yards. Gruden said he opened as underdogs against right. Doug Martin looked not force a turnover or Gruden: “I’m not going to had no problem with the the 49ers (1-7). Ouch. good until . record a sack. give up on Townsend.” effort. — Matt Kawahara

COLTS 42, RAIDERS 28 Offense rebounds but defense wilts

Oakland has 3 Notables WR Brandon LaFell: In the no answer for Raiders’ first game without Amari Cooper, LaFell had three QB Luck, backs receptions for 39 yards, includ- and tight ends ing his first touchdown with Oakland. By Matt Kawahara S : Making his first NFL start, Harris had six tackles, There was no subtlety, no a quarterback hit and two pass- guile, about the way the Colts es defensed, though one could have been an interception. mounted their final touch- down drive Sunday afternoon TE Jared Cook: He led the Raid- at the Coliseum. ers with 74 receiving yards on Five plays. Five handoffs to four catches, including a 25-yard running back Marlon Mack. touchdown reception. The last a 1-yard dive into the — Matt Kawahara end zone that hammered home the finality of a 42-28 loss for the Raiders. who started opposite Conley, It was symbolic of an after- said he was surprised by the noon on which the Raiders’ poor defense Sunday, given defense had no answer for the that “this last week that we steady advance of quarterback had of practice was the best Andrew Luck, his flock of one we’ve had all year.” tight ends and the Indianapo- “What we’ve done over the lis running game. last few weeks is we’ve kind “Obviously, they imposed of cut things back just to their will today,” head coach make it plain and simple,” Jon Gruden said. Worley said. “So it’s not like a The Raiders led 28-21 with scheme type of thing where a minute left in the third people don’t understand what quarter before being out- their job may be. (Defensive scored 21-0 in the fourth. coordinator Paul Guenther) is Their defense allowed touch- doing a great thing of keeping downs on four of five series it things pretty vanilla, so we played after halftime, the should be playing fast and exception being the final pos- making plays.” session of the game when the Outside of a 49-yard run by Colts ran out the clock. India- Mack in the third quarter, the napolis amassed 461 yards, Raiders mostly limited the big 222 on the ground and 239 by plays that have hurt them this air. season. Still, the defense was “They just came out and unable to get off the field on out-physicaled us,” Oakland third down as the Colts con- Maurice verted 9 of 13 attempts. The Hurst said. “There’s not much Colts staged touchdown drives more to say than that.” of 11, 4, 12, 6 and 5 plays, The Colts broke a 28-28 tie along with field-goal drives of with a six-play, 57-yard drive 13 and 16 plays. that ended with Luck finding The Raiders’ offense got a Jack Doyle for a 10-yard boost from quarterback Derek touchdown. Doyle caught four Carr, who completed 21 of 28 passes for 52 yards on that passes for 244 yards and drive alone, indicative of the three touchdowns, and re- Raiders’ struggles covering corded his first NFL rushing the Colts’ tight ends. touchdown. Doug Martin had Doyle, Eric Ebron and Mo 72 yards on 13 carries in his Alie-Cox combined for 10 first game replacing Mar- receptions for 133 yards, and shawn Lynch as the Raiders’ each caught a touchdown feature back. Martin also pass. In the first quarter, Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The Chronicle committed the game’s lone Alie-Cox made a highlight- Indianapolis tight end Jack Doyle lets fly after a fourth-quarter touchdown catch that put the turnover, fumbling on the reel, one-handed catch on a Colts ahead for good. On that drive, Doyle had four receptions for 52 yards. Raiders’ first play after the 26-yard TD over cornerback Colts had taken a 35-28 lead, that Gruden make the plays when we were Joseph played for the first at who we can get on the field resulting in Mack’s game- termed a “Michael Jordan in position to make plays.” time since a hamstring injury to help us right now. We’re icing touchdown. catch.” Ebron, matched The Raiders’ secondary in Week 3. Conley played struggling.” Gruden also “It’s another game where it against 5-foot-10 safety Karl looked different Sunday than most of the game at corner maintained the Raiders are was hard-fought,” Worley Joseph in the third quarter, when Oakland last played after not playing on defense not using games simply to said. “You could tell that no used his 6-4 frame to box out Oct. 14. Safety Reggie Nelson against Seattle. Rookie corner- assess their roster. one gave up. And we’ve just Joseph in the corner of the was inactive for the first time back made his “We’re going to continue to got to finish. It was another end zone on a 20-yard score. in his two-plus seasons with NFL debut, recording two play the best people that de- result of us not finishing as a Joseph said he thought the Raiders, and cornerback tackles while playing mostly serve a chance to play, that team.” Oakland “had a good scheme , who started as a slot corner, as did un- we feel can give us a chance and a good plan” for the the first five games and ex- drafted rookie linebacker to win,” Gruden said. “We’re Matt Kawahara is a San Colts’ tight ends: “I just didn’t pressed frustration after he Jason Cabinda, who did not not trying to come out here Francisco Chronicle staff writer. think we played well enough was benched against Seattle record a tackle. and evaluate players like Email: mkawahara@ to get the win on defense. We two weeks earlier, was also Gruden said: “Defensively, some audition.” sfchronicle.com Twitter: didn’t stop the run and didn’t inactive. we’ve got to take a long look Cornerback Daryl Worley, @matthewkawahara

RAIDERS BEAT 29-yard run on the opening first-round pick, played just 11 played in nine of 23 Raiders drive of the second half. He total snaps in the first three games in his career. “I don’t followed with a 6-yard gain on games. He suffered a ham- know anything about ... that.” Mixed bag for Martin 1st-and-goal but was twice string injury in Week 3 and stopped short from the 1, lead- was inactive the next three Long wait: Receiver Brandon ing the Raiders to sneak De- games. While out, Joseph was LaFell’s 6-yard touchdown as lead running back rek Carr on fourth down for the subject of trade rumors — catch in the third quarter a 1-yard touchdown. something he said he noted. Sunday was the 30th of his By Matt Kawahara reach the ball,” Martin said. After totaling 99 yards on “I’d be lying if I said I career but his first with the “But I’ve got to hang onto it. 27 carries in the first six didn’t,” Joseph said, “but I’ve Raiders. LaFell had appeared Doug Martin’s first game No excuses.” games, and averaging 2.9 just got to control what I can in two games this season but as the Raiders’ lead running Leonard said he “just want- yards per carry in the past control, man, and just let God was inactive the last three back went well until his final ed to make a play for our two seasons, Martin averaged handle the rest. That’s out of games. carry. team.” 5.5 yards on his 13 carries my control. “Before the play, (Carr) was After the Colts took a 35-28 “I saw where it was a little Sunday. “I definitely want to be here. in the huddle calling the play lead Sunday, the Raiders got bit of air when (Martin) tried “Thought Doug Martin But like I said, man, I’ve got to and every guy was talking, the ball back with 5:28 left. to run me over,” Leonard said, stepped up,” head coach Jon control what I can control. ‘I’m going to be open,’ and I Martin carried on the first “and I just knew I had to go Gruden said, “other than the That’s not my decision to just winked at him,” LaFell play of the possession and had for the ball.” fumble late in the game.” make.” said. “I’m like, ‘Hey, all week the ball punched out by line- In his first game replacing Cornerback Gareon Con- you ain’t thrown me the ball backer . The Marshawn Lynch, who was Rumor mill: After playing his ley, the Raiders’ 2017 first- on this play but I’m telling Colts recovered Martin’s fum- placed on injured reserve last most extensive snaps of the round pick, also has been you I’m going to be wide ble and drove 27 yards on five week because of a groin in- season Sunday, safety Karl mentioned in trade specula- open.’ It happened just the plays for a touchdown. jury, Martin carried 13 times Joseph said the past few tion. He struck a similar tone way I thought it would.” “I thought my stiff-arm was for 72 yards and added two weeks have been “definitely to Joseph after Sunday’s game. going to be to the point where receptions for 17 yards. frustrating.” “I control what I can con- Matt Kawahara is a San he wasn’t going to be able to Martin broke loose for a Joseph, the Raiders’ 2016 trol,” said Conley, who has Francisco Chronicle staff writer. B12 | Monday, October 29, 2018 | SFChronicle.com XXXXX• SCOREBOARD

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Lakers 24.333 3½ SECOND PERIOD — 2, Ottawa, Ryan 2 Green, Wall). Steals: 7 (Wall 4, Porter Jr. Anaheim 55212 30 34 NEW YORK ... 2 (217½) .....Brooklyn Phoenix 15.167 4½ (Stone, Chabot), 8:52 (pp). 3, Vegas, 2, Rivers). Technical fouls: None. Vegas55111 26 30 MILWAUKEE ..OFF (OFF) ...... Toronto Southwest Division Tuch 1 (Haula), 15:14. 4, Vegas, Reaves 3 MINNESOTA .. 1 (239) ....LA Lakers Calgary 55111 36 40 sweep of WGC WLPctGB L.A. CLIPPERS (Haula, Miller), 18:21 (pp). SAN ANTONIO 6½ (216) ...... Dallas Arizona 55010 26 20 New Orleans 41.800 — THIRD PERIOD — 5, Ottawa, Dzingel 4 DENVER .....OFF (OFF) .New Orleans FG FT Reb Los Angeles 371 72239 San Antonio 32.600 1 (Chabot, Wideman), 7:49. 6, Vegas, Tuch Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Central Division Memphis 32.600 1 Gallinari 26 4-14 2-2 2-7 2011 2 (Holden), 8:17. College Football WLOT PtsGFGA Dallas 24.333 2½ Harris 30 9-14 2-3 3-11 0122 OVERTIME — 7, Vegas, Marchessault STAFF AND NEWS SERVICES Nashville 83016 38 28 Houston 14.200 3 Gortat 20 2-5 0-0 2-8 33 4 6, 2:24. Colorado 73216 41 27 TUESDAY Northwest Division Beverley 25 4-9 0-0 1-4 4211 Shots on goal — Ottawa 7-11-4—22. Winnipeg 74115 35 32 WLPctGB Bradley 23 6-12 0-0 1-1 5415 Vegas 17-20-15-1—53. FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG Chicago63315 41 43 Xander Schauffele gave the Americans a Denver41.800 — G.-Alexndr 28 4-8 1-2 2-8 7410 Power-play opportunities — Ottawa Minnesota62214 29 27 BUFFALO.....7½ (OFF) .Miami (Ohio) Utah 42.667 ½ Scott194-5 0-0 0-3 2311 1 of 2; Vegas 1 of 5. sweep of the World Golf Championships. Dallas 55010 30 29 Kent St ...... 2 (OFF) .BOWLING GR. Portland 32.600 1 Harrell166-7 1-4 1-6 1213 Goalies — Ottawa, Anderson 4-3-2 (53 St. Louis 343 93639 Minnesota24.333 2½ Williams 16 7-13 1-1 0-0 6117 shots-49). Vegas, Fleury 5-4-1 (22-19). Schauffele made birdie on his final three WEDNESDAY Att.: 18,089 (17,367). Time: 2:41. Okla. City14.200 3 Marjanovic 12 6-7 1-1 2-9 1313 EASTERN CONFERENCE holes Sunday, the last one a two-putt birdie FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG Teodosic 11 1-1 0-0 0-0 32 3 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division TOLEDO ...... 14 (OFF) ...... Ball St. Wallace71-4 0-0 0-0 10 2 fromabout 30 feet on the par-5 18th hole for a Atlantic Division J.Robinson 72-4 0-0 0-0 00 4 WLOT PtsGFGA FOOTBALL THURSDAY WLPctGB Totals 240 56-103 8-13 14-57 35 25 136 Toronto83016 41 34 4-under-par 68, and then beat Tony Finau — Toronto601.000 — Percentages: FG .544, FT .615. 3- Tampa Bay72115 33 27 FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG both wereat 14-under 274 — in a sudden-death Boston 42.667 2 Point Goals: 16-29, .552 (Scott 3-3, Be- Montreal62214 33 25 High School Playoffs W MICHIGAN..PK (OFF) ...... Ohio Philadelphia 33.500 3 verley 3-6, Bradley 3-6, Harris 2-4, Wil- Boston 63214 34 27 playoff to win the HSBC Champions inShang- N Illinois...... 5½ (OFF) ...... AKRON Brooklyn24.333 4 Buffalo64113 30 33 liams 2-4, Gilgeous-Alexander 1-1, Teo- NORTH COAST SECTIONS UCF...... OFF (OFF)...... Temple New York 15.167 5 dosic 1-1, Gallinari 1-3, Marjanovic 0-1). Ottawa 44210 35 39 hai. Southeast Division Florida 243 72835 FIRST ROUND FRIDAY Team Rebounds: 5. Team Turnovers: “When I was signing my card, I was like, ‘Oh, WLPctGB 14 (16 PTS). Blocked shots: 9 (Gortat 3, Detroit 272 62543 Open Division Metropolitan Division FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG Miami 32.600 — Harrell 2, Marjanovic 2, Bradley, Gallina- Nov. 9 wow.Iactuallywent birdie-birdie toget in the Charlotte 34.429 1 WLOT PtsGFGA No. 4 Pittsburg (7-3) at No. 1 De La VIRGINIA .....8½ (OFF) ....Pittsburgh ri). Turnovers: 14 (Bradley 2, Gallinari 2, Atlanta23.400 1 Pittsburgh 61214 40 26 Salle (10-0), 7 p.m. playoff,’ ” Schauffele said. “I was just in my own MIDDLE TENN. 13 (OFF) ..W. Kentucky Harrell 2, Harris 2, Beverley, Gilgeous-Al- Orlando 24.333 1½ Carolina 64113 34 31 Nov. 10 ARIZONA .....2½ (OFF) .....Colorado exander, Gortat, Marjanovic, Wallace, world out there.” Washington15.167 2½ Williams). Steals: 7 (Gallinari 2, Gilge- Columbus 64012 36 38 No. 3 Clayton Valley (9-1) at No. 2 Lib- SATURDAY Central Division ous-Alexander 2, Marjanovic, Teodosic, Washington53212 39 37 erty (10-0), 7 p.m. TheUnited States becomes the first country WLPctGB Williams). Technical fouls: None. New Jersey 52111 28 20 Division 1 FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG Milwaukee 601.000 — Att.: 16,491 (18,997). Time: 2:08. N.Y. Islanders 54111 30 25 Friday’s Game to have four players win the four World Golf WASHINGTON. 7½ (OFF) ....Stanford Detroit 41.800 1½ Officials: Kevin Cutler, J.T. Orr, Ed Mal- Philadelphia 470 83246 No. 9 James Logan (7-3) at No. 8 Vin- Championships. PhilMickelsonwon the Mex- WASH. ST ....11½ (OFF) ...... Cal Indiana 42.667 2 loy N.Y. Rangers 371 72838 tage (8-2), 7 p.m. WYOMING .... 14 (OFF) .San Jose St. Chicago24.333 4 Note: Two points for a win, one point for Saturday’s Game ico Championship, Bubba Watson won the Dell Houston...... 14 (OFF) ...... SMU Cleveland 06.000 6 overtime loss. Top three teams in each di- No. 10 Dougherty Valley (5-5) vs. No. 7 PURDUE...... 2½ (OFF) ...... Iowa Sunday’s Games Jazz 113, Mavericks 104 vision and two wild cards per conference San Leandro (5-5) at Burrell Field, 7 p.m. Match Play andJustinThomas won the Bridge- GEORGIA ST ..6½ (OFF) ...Texas State Warriors 120, Brooklyn 114 advance to playoffs. Byes: No. 1 Antioch (7-3), No. 2 Cali- Syracuse..... 5 (OFF) WAKE FOREST Oklahoma City 117, Phoenix 110 Utah ...... 26 24 32 31 —113 Sunday’s Games fornia (7-3), No. 3 Freedom (7-3), No. 4 stoneInvitational. The Americans alsowon all Georgia ...... 12 (OFF) ...KENTUCKY Utah 113, Dallas 104 Dallas ...... 19 27 31 27 —104 Sharks 4, Anaheim 3, OT San Ramon Valley (6-4), No. 5 Monte Vis- fourWGCs in 2013 whenTigerWoodswon two CINCINNATI ...12½ (OFF)...... Navy L.A. Clippers 136, Washington 104 Los Angeles 4, N.Y. Rangers 3 ta (7-3), No. 6 Amador Valley (8-2) OHIO STATE..22½ (OFF).....Nebraska Saturday’s Games UTAH N.Y. Islanders 2, Carolina 1 Division 2 of them,MattKucharwon the Match Play and Boston 109, Detroit 89 Detroit 4, Dallas 2 N. CAROLINA .OFF (OFF)..Georgia Tech FG FT Reb Friday’s Games Utah 132, New Orleans 111 Edmonton 2, Chicago 1, OT DustinJohnsonwon in Shanghai. FLORIDA.....6½ (OFF) ...... Missouri Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts No. 16 Casa Granada (4-6) at No. 1 Chicago 97, Atlanta 85 Vegas 4, Ottawa 3, OT MIAMI...... 7 (OFF) ...... Duke Crowder 35 7-13 0-0 0-6 1515 Rancho Cotate (9-1), 7 p.m. Indiana 119, Cleveland 107 Saturday’s Games Defending champion JustinRose missed a NC STATE....OFF (OFF)....Florida St. Ingles 31 4-11 1-1 0-7 5312 No. 12 Livermore (4-6) at No. 4 Grana- Philadelphia 105, Charlotte 103 Memphis .....14½ (OFF) .E. CAROLINA Gobert 33 9-13 5-6 6-16 2323 New Jersey 3, Florida 2 da (8-2), 7 p.m. 10-foot birdiechance on the 17th and went to the Memphis 117, Phoenix 96 Boston College2(OFF) ..VIRG. TECH Mitchell3510-19 0-0 1-1 4520 N.Y. Islanders 6, Philadelphia 1 No. 15 Hayward (6-3) at No. 2 Bishop Miami 120, Portland 111 final hole two shots behind.Trying to make MARYLAND...OFF (OFF) ..Michigan St. Rubio 32 2-9 1-2 0-1 83 6 Edmonton 5, Nashville 3 O’Dowd (8-2), 7 p.m. Milwaukee 113, Orlando 91 Oklahoma ....11½ (OFF) .TEXAS TECH O’Neale172-2 0-0 0-4 02 5 Washington 4, Calgary 3, SO No. 14 Redwood (6-4) at No. 3 Campo- San Antonio 110, L.A. Lakers 106 eagle, hewent from the bunker to the rough to TEXAS...... 1½ (OFF) ...W. Virginia Exum161-5 3-4 1-4 32 6 Columbus 5, Buffalo 4, OT lindo (8-2), 7 p.m. Monday’s Games WISCONSIN...OFF (OFF) ...... Rutgers Udoh 15 0-0 2-2 0-2 21 2 Toronto 3, Winnipeg 2 Saturday’s Games over the green and into the water,making a Warriors at Chicago, 5 p.m. Notre Dame ..7½ (OFF) NORTHWEST. Niang 13 4-5 3-3 0-1 0313 Montreal 3, Boston 0 No. 9 Montgomery (8-2) vs. No. 8 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Minnesota.... 10 (OFF) .....ILLINOIS Allen 13 3-3 4-4 0-1 0011 Minnesota 3, Colorado 2 American Canyon (5-5) at Santa Rosa bogey for a 72 to finish four shots behind.That Portland at Indiana, 4 p.m. E. MICHIGAN..13½ (OFF)Cent. Michigan Totals 240 42-80 19-22 8-43 25 27 113 St. Louis 7, Chicago 3 HS, 7 p.m. ARMY...... 7½ (OFF) .....Air Force Brooklyn at New York, 4:30 p.m. Arizona 7, Tampa Bay 1 No. 12 Santa Rosa (7-3) at No. 5 Marin meant Brooks Koepka,who closed with a 69 Percentages: FG .525, FT .864. 3- S. FLORIDA... 9 (OFF) ...... Tulane Sacramento at Miami, 4:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 5, Vancouver 0 Catholic (7-3), 1 p.m. Point Goals: 10-25, .400 (Ingles 3-7, and tied for 16th,stayed at No. 1 in theworld for CO. CAROLINA OFF (OFF)...Appala. St. L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Monday’s Games No. 10 Alhambra (4-6) at No. 7 Benicia Niang 2-3, Allen 1-1, O’Neale 1-1, Exum BOISE ST .....14½ (OFF)...... Byu Toronto at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. Calgary at Toronto, 4 p.m. (7-3), 7 p.m. at least another week. 1-2, Rubio 1-3, Crowder 1-5, Mitchell San Diego St.. 10 (OFF) .NEW MEXICO Dallas at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Minnesota at Vancouver, 7 p.m. No. 11 Maria Carrillo (4-6) at No. 6 Uki- 0-3). Team Rebounds: 7. Team Turn- SOUTH. MISS.OFF (OFF) .....Marshall New Orleans at Denver, 6 p.m. Tuesday’s Games ah (7-3), 7 p.m. overs: 18 (21 PTS). Blocked shots: 6 1 In otherevents, Cameron Champ birdied five Georgia So. ...9½ (OFF) .LA.-MONROE Tuesday’s Games N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. Division 3 (Gobert 3, Exum, Mitchell, Udoh). Turn- Utah ...... 7 (OFF) .ARIZONA ST. Atlanta at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Detroit at Columbus, 4 p.m. Friday’s Games of the last six holes to win the Sanderson Farms overs: 18 (Mitchell 5, Ingles 4, Gobert 3, OREGON .....10½ (OFF) ...... Ucla Miami at Charlotte, 4 p.m. Calgary at Buffalo, 4 p.m. No. 12 Alameda (8-2) at No. 5 Mira- Exum 2, O’Neale 2, Allen, Rubio). Steals: Championship in Jackson, Miss., recovering OREGON ST ..OFF (OFF) ...... Usc Sacramento at Orlando, 4 p.m. Boston at Carolina, 4 p.m. monte (7-3), 7 p.m. 8 (Gobert 2, Crowder, Exum, Ingles, Iowa St ...... 14 (OFF) .....KANSAS Detroit at Boston, 4:30 p.m. Dallas at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. No. 10 Tennyson (8-2) at No. 7 De Anza Mitchell, O’Neale, Rubio). Technical for his first PGATour victory after giving up a AUBURN .....4½ (OFF) ...Texas A&M Philadelphia at Toronto, 4:30 p.m. New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. (6-4), 7 p.m. fouls: O’Neale, 4:08 first; coach Jazz (De- TENNESSEE ..21½ (OFF).....Charlotte L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City, 5 p.m. Vegas at Nashville, 5 p.m. No. 14 Newark Memorial (3-7) at No. 3 four-shot lead Sunday. Champclosed with a fensive three second), 9:00 third; coach MISS. ST .....21½ (OFF)Louisiana Tech Portland at Houston, 5 p.m. Minnesota at Edmonton, 6 p.m. Las Lomas (10-0), 7 p.m. Quin Snyder, 7:03 third. BAYLOR ...... OFF (OFF) Oklahoma St. Washington at Memphis, 5 p.m. Philadelphia at Anaheim, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games 4-under 68 for a four-stroke victory over Corey UMASS...... 2 (OFF) ...... Liberty DALLAS Ottawa at Arizona, 7 p.m. No. 9 Petaluma (6-4) at No. 8 Encinal Connorsat 21-under 267.... Nelly Kordashot a TCU...... 7½ (OFF) ...Kansas St. N.Y. Rangers at Sharks, 7:30 p.m. (7-3), 7 p.m. FG FT Reb TULSA ...... 15½ (OFF) ...... UCONN Thunder 117, Suns 110 No. 13 Tamalpais (6-4) at No. 4 El Cerri- 4-under 68 to finish at 13-under 275 and win the Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts CLEMSON .... 37 (OFF) .....Louisville to (7-3), 7 p.m. Phoenix...... 20 28 28 34 —110 Barnes 34 3-13 1-2 0-3 12 7 MICHIGAN .... 11 (OFF) .....Penn St. Oilers 2, No. 11 Terra Linda (6-4) at No. 6 Pinole Taiwan Championship for her first LPGA tour Okla. City ....30 32 34 21 —117 Doncic 37 5-13 2-2 1-6 5114 MISSISSIPPI ..2½ (OFF) ...S. Carolina Valley (10-0), 7 p.m. Jordan 37 4-5 4-4 5-19 9312 Blackhawks 1, OT title. Korda — the younger sister of JessicaKor- RICE ...... PK (OFF) ...... Utep Byes: No. 1 Cardinal Newman (9-1), PHOENIX Matthews365-17 10-12 2-7 1122 TROY ...... 10½ (OFF).La.-Lafayette Edmonton ...... 1001—2 No. 2 Eureka (10-0) da, who has won five titles on the LPGA tour — Smith Jr. 34 12-19 0-0 1-1 3227 ARKANSAS ST 15 (OFF) ..S. Alabama FG FT Reb Division 4 Barea 14 1-5 0-2 1-2 43 2 Chicago...... 1000—1 UAB...... 20 (OFF) ...... UTSA Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Friday’s Games finished two strokes ahead of MinjeeLee(66). Kleber 13 4-8 2-3 1-3 0111 FIRST PERIOD — 1, Chicago, Seabrook FIU ...... 3 (OFF) ...... FAU Anderson 31 4-10 6-6 2-5 0115 No. 9 St. Mary’s (5-5) at No. 8 St. Pat- Brunson 12 1-5 0-0 0-0 11 2 2 (Kane, Keith), 11:02 (pp). 2, Edmon- Alabama .....14½ (OFF) ...... LSU Ariza281-4 3-3 0-5 32 5 rick-St. Vincent (5-5), 7 p.m. Powell 11 2-4 0-0 1-2 04 4 ton, Kassian 1 (Nurse, Khaira), 18:26. ELSEWHERE Fresno St .....26½ (OFF) ...... UNLV Ayton328-17 0-0 2-11 3416 No. 11 El Molina (3-6) at No. 6 Fortuna Fin.-Smith 11 1-2 0-0 0-0 01 3 SECOND PERIOD — None. Utah St ...... 18 (OFF) ...... HAWAII Canaan 60-2 0-0 0-1 21 0 Broekhoff 00-0 0-0 0-0 00 0 THIRD PERIOD — None. (5-5), 7 p.m. Jackson214-10 0-0 0-1 06 8 Totals 240 38-91 19-25 12-43 24 19 104 OVERTIME — 3, Edmonton, McDavid 8 Saturday’s Games Cal’s Vaughn hasfoot injury NFL Okobo 31 5-9 5-6 2-5 7518 No. 12 Albany (4-4) at No. 5 St. Ber- Percentages: FG .418, FT .760. 3- (Draisaitl), 0:53. Bridges 22 3-7 2-2 0-1 05 9 Shots on goal — Edmonton 9-7-9- nard’s (6-4), noon MONDAY Warren 22 8-17 0-0 3-8 0218 Point Goals: 9-28, .321 (Smith Jr. 3-4, Cal first baseman Andrew Vaughn, who won 1—26. Chicago 4-13-15—32. No. 10 Justin-Siena (4-6) at No. 7 Pied- Daniels173-5 1-1 0-1 11 8 Matthews 2-4, Doncic 2-6, Finney-Smith Power-play opportunities — Edmon- mont (5-5), 7 p.m. the Golden Spikes award inJune, recently in- FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG Crawford 16 1-4 5-5 0-2 12 7 1-2, Kleber 1-4, Barea 0-1, Powell 0-1, ton 0 of 2; Chicago 1 of 5. Byes: No. 1 Moreau Catholic (10-0), New England .13½ (44½) ....BUFFALO Chandler 12 1-1 2-2 0-2 21 4 Brunson 0-2, Barnes 0-4). Team Re- Goalies — Edmonton, Talbot 5-3-1 (32 No. 2 Del Norte (8-2), No. 3 Kennedy- jured his footwhile chasing a foul pop-up in an Holmes 40-0 2-2 1-2 22 2 bounds: 7. Team Turnovers: 13 (11 THURSDAY shots-31 saves). Chicago, Ward 3-1-3 Richmond (8-2), No. 4 San Marin (7-3). Totals 240 38-86 26-27 10-44 21 32 110 PTS). Blocked shots: 3 (Smith Jr. 2, Jor- Division 5 intrasquad game. The injury will forceVaughn dan). Turnovers: 13 (Doncic 5, Smith Jr. (26-24). FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG Percentages: FG .442, FT .963. 3- Friday’s Game 3, Jordan 2, Barnes, Kleber, Powell). Att.: 20,987 (19,717). Time: 2:24. to miss the rest of fall practices but he is expect- 49ERS ...... 3½ (OFF) ...... Raiders Point Goals: 8-27, .296 (Okobo 3-6, No. 13 California School for the Deaf Warren 2-5, Daniels 1-3, Anderson 1-4, Steals: 6 (Barnes 3, Doncic, Matthews, (6-2) vs. No. 4 Fort Bragg (6-4) at Tim- ed to be ready to playwhen the season begins in SUNDAY Bridges 1-4, Crawford 0-2, Jackson 0-3). Powell). Technical fouls: coach Maver- Kings 4, Rangers 3 berwolf Stadium, 7 p.m. Team Rebounds: 5. Team Turnovers: icks (Defensive three second), 00:40 first; Saturday’s Games February. FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG 22 (22 PTS). Blocked shots: 3 (Chan- Powell, 10:22 fourth. N.Y. Rangers ...... 111—3 No. 9 Arcata (6-4) vs. No. 8 Cloverdale Att.: 19,571 (19,200). Time: 2:23. The Golden Spikes awardgoes to the nation’s MINNESOTA... 7 (OFF) ...... Detroit dler, Jackson, Warren). Turnovers: 22 Los Angeles ...... 022—4 (6-4) at Humboldt State, 7 p.m. Kansas City... 8 (OFF) ..CLEVELAND Officials: Eric Dalen, Pat Fraher, Ron No. 12 St. Vincent (5-4) at No. 5 Mid- top amateur player. As a sophomore last sea- (Bridges 4, Jackson 4, Ariza 3, Ayton 3, FIRST PERIOD — 1, N.Y. Rangers, BALTIMORE...2½ (OFF) ....Pittsburgh Garretson dletown (7-3), 7 p.m. Okobo 3, Anderson 2, Crawford 2, Namestnikov 1 (Buchnevich), 11:11. CAROLINA ....5½ (OFF) ...Tampa Bay No. 10 Hoopa Valley (6-4) at No. 7 St. son,Vaughn hit .402 and tied the school record Holmes). Steals: 10 (Ariza 2, Bridges 2, SECOND PERIOD — 2, N.Y. Rangers, MIAMI...... OFF (OFF) .....N.Y. Jets Helena (6-4), 7 p.m. Daniels 2, Anderson, Ayton, Canaan, DeAngelo 1 (Namestnikov, Howden), with 23 home runs. WASHINGTON.2½ (OFF) ...... Atlanta MOTORSPORTS No. 11 Ferndale (4-6) at No. 6 Berean Jackson). Technical fouls: Crawford, 7:42 3, Los Angeles, Brown 1 (Kovalchuk, BUFFALO.....OFF (OFF) ...... Chicago Christian (4-4), 1:30 p.m. 00:29 third. Doughty), 11:23 (pp). 4, Los Angeles, Ko- —Steve Kroner Houston ...... 2 (OFF) ...... DENVER Byes: No. 1 Kelseyville (9-1), No. 2 Sa- valchuk 3 (Kopitar, Doughty), 13:14 (pp). SEATTLE .....1½ (OFF) ..LA Chargers OKLAHOMA CITY NASCAR Monster lesian (6-4), No. 3 Stellar Prep (3-6) THIRD PERIOD — 5, Los Angeles, Lewis 1 CatarinaMacario scored in the 41st minute as N. ORLEANS ..PK (OFF) .....LA Rams 8-Person FG FT Reb Energy 2 (Kempe, Kovalchuk), 10:28. 6, N.Y. N. ENGLAND ..7½ (OFF) ....Green Bay Friday’s Games the No. 1Stanfordwomen’s soccer team played Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts Rangers, Spooner 1 (DeAngelo, Skjei), George 30 9-15 1-2 0-4 5323 No. 5 Upper Lake (3-6) at No. 4 Toma- MONDAY (11/5) MARTINSVILLE FIRST DATA 15:16. 7, Los Angeles, Martinez 1, 19:05. les (4-4), 7 p.m. to a1-1 drawat Washington State, which equal- Grant 37 4-9 5-8 1-4 1314 500 Shots on goal — N.Y. Rangers 7-6- Byes: No. 1 Branson (6-1), No. 2 South FAVORITE SPREAD UNDERDOG Noel 26 9-14 2-3 6-15 2320 12—25. Los Angeles 12-15-13—40. ized in the 77th minute. The Cardinal (15-0-2, Ferguson273-6 0-0 0-2 01 6 Sunday at Martinsville Speedway; Fork (6-3), No. 3 Rincon Valley Christian DALLAS...... 3½ (OFF) ....Tennessee Power-play opportunities — N.Y. Westbrook 31 8-13 7-10 1-9 7323 Martinsville, Va. (5-4) 8-0-1) extended their program-record unbeaten Updated odds available at Pregame.com; Rangers 0 of 3; Los Angeles 2 of 4. Patterson 30 6-10 3-4 1-4 0317 (Start position in parentheses) Home team in caps Goalies — N.Y. Rangers, Lundqvist 2- Schroder 27 4-10 4-6 0-4 7412 1. (10) Joey Logano, Ford, 500; 2. (3) streak to 39 games, but their Pac-12 winning 6-1 (40 shots-36 saves). Los Angeles, College Abrines 24 0-5 2-2 0-1 02 2 Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 500; 3. (33) Mar- Campbell 3-4-0 (25-22). streak came to an endat 26 gamesagainst the Burton 50-2 0-0 0-0 01 0 tin Truex Jr., Toyota, 500; 4. (1) Kyle TRANSACTIONS Att.: 18,230 (18,230). Time: 2:41. TOP 25 SCHEDULE Nader 20-0 0-0 0-0 01 0 Busch, Toyota, 500; 5. (7) Brad Keselow- Cougars (11-5-1, 4-5-1). L.-Cabarrot 10-1 0-0 0-0 00 0 ski, Ford, 500; 6. (6) Kurt Busch, Ford, Saturday’s Games No. 2 Clemson 59, Florida State 10 BASKETBALL Adams 00-0 0-0 0-0 00 0 500; 7. (19) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 500; Red Wings 4, Stars 2 Totals 240 43-85 24-35 9-43 22 24 117 8. (16) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 5009. No. 3 Notre Dame 44, Navy 22 Tennis:ElinaSvitolina secured the biggest title Oklahoma State 38, No. 6 Texas 35 National Basketball Association Percentages: FG .506, FT .686. 3- (8) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 500; 10. (12) Dallas ...... 101—2 No. 7 Georgia 36, No. 9 Florida 17 of her career, becoming the firstUkrainian — Fired Point Goals: 7-24, .292 (George 4-8, Kevin Harvick, Ford, 500. Detroit...... 013—4 No. 8 Oklahoma 51, Kansas State 14 coach Tyronn Lue. Named Larry Drew in- Patterson 2-5, Grant 1-4, Luwawu-Cabar- 11. (5) Aric Almirola, Ford, 500; 12. player to win the season-ending WTA Finals FIRST PERIOD — 1, Dallas, Smith 1 No. 12 Kentucky 15, Missouri 14 terim coach. rot 0-1, Schroder 0-1, Ferguson 0-2, (34) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 500; 13. (Lindell, Klingberg), 11:44. No. 14 Washington State 41, No. 24 Abrines 0-3). Team Rebounds: 10. (13) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 500; 14. trophy in Singapore.Svitolina, the sixth seed, HOCKEY SECOND PERIOD — 2, Detroit, Mantha Stanford 38 Team Turnovers: 15 (14 PTS). Blocked (15) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 500; 15. 2 (Green, Nyquist), 4:44. Cal 12, No. 15 Washington 10 rebounded from a one-set deficit for a 3-6, 6-2, National Hockey League shots: 3 (George 2, Noel). Turnovers: 15 (23) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 500; 16. (17) THIRD PERIOD — 3, Detroit, Bertuzzi 3 Miss. St. 28, No. 16 Texas A&M 13 LOS ANGELES KINGS — Placed G Jona- (Westbrook 6, Ferguson 3, George 2, Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 500; 17. (14) 6-2 victoryover fifth-seeded SloaneStephens, (Kronwall, Glendening), 4:59. 4, Detroit, No 17 Penn St 30, No 18 Iowa 24 than Quick on injured reserve. Recalled G Schroder 2, Grant, Noel). Steals: 16 (No- Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 500; 18. (36) Ericsson 1 (Vanek, Larkin), 9:20. 5, Dal- Arizona 44, No. 19 Oregon 15 Peter Budaj from (AHL). Activat- el 4, Westbrook 4, George 3, Abrines 2, David Ragan, Ford, 500; 19. (18) Ricky the 2017 U.S. Openchampion. las, Klingberg 6 (Seguin, Spezza), 19:23. Northwestern 31, No. 20 Wisconsin 17 ed F Dustin Brown off injured reserve. As- Ferguson 2, Grant). Technical fouls: Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 500; 20. (4) Ryan 6, Detroit, Abdelkader 1 (Daley, Larkin), Houston 57, No. 21 South Florida 36 signed F Michael Amadio to Ontario. Westbrook, 8:46 first; George, 8:17 third; Blaney, Ford, 500. 1 In otherevents,RogerFederer won his 99th 19:36. Syracuse 51, No. 22 NC State 41 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Recalled F Schroder, 00:29 third. Race Statistics Danick Martel from Syracuse (AHL). Shots on goal — Dallas 11-10-9—30. careerATP Tour title, beating qualifierMarius Att.: 18,203 (18,203). Time: 2:21. Aver. Speed of Winner: 75.31 mph. NATIONAL SCORES Time: 3 Hours, 29 Minutes, 32 Seconds. Detroit 7-7-9—23. COLLEGE Officials: Tony Brothers, Scott Twar- Power-play opportunities — Dallas 0 Copil7-6 (5), 6-4 in the Swiss Indoors final in doski, Ben Taylor Margin of Victory: 0.107 Seconds. WEST IOWA — Suspended DBs Trey Creamer Caution Flags: 8 for 68 laps. of 1; Detroit 0 of 3. Saturday’s Games Basel. A ninth title at Federer’s hometown and Matt Hankins for a week after being Lead Changes: 11 among 6 drivers. Goalies — Dallas, Bishop 4-4-0 (22 Washington St. 41, Stanford 38 cited for disorderly conduct. Clippers 136, shots-19). Detroit, Bernier 1-2-0 (30-28). Arizona 44, Oregon 15 event in Basel, where hewas once a ball boy, Att.: 19,515 (20,000). Time: 2:28. Wizards 104 Formula 1 Arizona St. 38, USC 35 Boise St. 48, Air Force 38 matched the nine he has wonat the Halle grass- SOCCER Cal Poly 38, N. Arizona 28 Washington ..20 34 23 27 —104 MEXICAN GRAND PRIX Islanders 2, Hurricanes 1 courtevent in Germany. He closed the gap on L.A. Clippers .28 41 28 39 —136 E. Washington 38, Idaho 14 Sunday at Hermanos Rodriguez N.Y. Islanders ...... 110—2 Fresno St. 50, Hawaii 20 the all-time singles titles list to Jimmy Connors, MLS Standings WASHINGTON Racetrack; Idaho St. 24, Montana St. 17 1. Max Verstappen, Netherlands, Red Carolina...... 010—1 N. Colorado 42, S. Utah 39 who leads with 109. ... Kevin Anderson won his WESTERN CONFERENCE FG FT Reb Bull, 71 laps, 1:38:28.851, 25 points; 2. FIRST PERIOD — 1, N.Y. Islanders, Lee N. Illinois 7, BYU 6 second title of the season at the Erste Bank Min M-AM-A O-TAPF Pts , Germany, Ferrari, 71 4 (Bailey, Leddy), 3:39 (pp). Nevada 28, San Diego St. 24 WLTPts GF GA Morris 14 0-4 0-0 0-1 01 0 laps, +17.316 seconds behind, 18; 3. Kimi SECOND PERIOD — 2, Carolina, Tera- Oregon St. 41, Colorado 34, OT Open in Vienna, sealing his placeat next x-Kansas City188862 65 40 Porter Jr. 30 3-9 0-0 1-5 20 6 Raikkonen, Finland, Ferrari, 71 laps, vainen 3 (Aho, van Riemsdyk), 1:16. 3, Portland St. 41, Sacramento St. 14 x-Seattle1811559 52 37 Mahinmi 29 3-5 5-6 3-7 0411 +49.914, 15; 4. Lewis Hamilton, Britain, N.Y. Islanders, Pulock 1 (Bailey, Lee), San Diego 59, Jacksonville 35 month’s ATP Finals. Andersondefeated Kei x-LA FC 16 9957 68 52 Beal 29 8-16 3-5 1-7 0320 Mercedes GP, 71 laps, +1:18.738, 12; 5. 14:35 Utah St. 61, New Mexico 19 Nishikori 6-3, 7-6(3). x-FC Dallas 16 9957 52 44 Wall 28 8-20 2-3 1-3 5018 Valtteri Bottas, Finland, Mercedes GP, 70 THIRD PERIOD — None. x-Portland 15 10 9545448 Oubre Jr. 26 2-12 4-4 0-4 11 9 laps, 1 lap, 10; 6. Nico Hulkenberg, Ger- Shots on goal — N.Y. Islanders 5-9- x-Real Salt Lake 14 13 7495558 Rivers 22 3-6 2-3 0-1 32 9 many, Renault, 69 laps, 2 laps, 8; 7. 6—20. Carolina 12-19-8—39. LA Galaxy 13 12 9486664 Green 21 3-6 6-6 5-8 2212 , Monaco, Sauber-Ferrari, Power-play opportunities — N.Y. Is- Vancouver 13 13 8475467 Satoransky164-7 0-0 0-1 32 9 69 laps, 2 laps, 6; 8. Stoffel Vandoorne, landers 1 of 4; Carolina 0 of 3. Houston 10 16 8385858 Bryant 11 3-7 1-1 2-3 11 7 , McLaren, 69 laps, 2 laps, 4; 9. Goalies — N.Y. Islanders, Greiss 2-2-0 GOLDEN GATE FIELDS RESULTS Sunday Minnesota Utd1120336 49 71 McRae 80-2 0-0 0-1 10 0 Marcus Ericsson, , Sauber-Ferrari, (39 shots-38 saves). Carolina, Mrazek 3- Colorado 819731 36 63 Brown Jr. 71-3 0-0 1-4 00 3 69 laps, 2 laps, 2; 10. Pierre Gasly, , 3-1 (20-18). FIRST—$9,000, cl, 3YO up, 5½f, cloudy. SIXTH—$19,000, st alc, 3YO up F&M, 5f, tf., cloudy. Earthquakes 421921 49 71 Totals 240 38-97 23-28 14-45 18 16 104 Scuderia Toro Rosso, 69 laps, 2 laps, 1. Att.: 10,367 (18,680). Time: 2:29. EASTERN CONFERENCE 2(2) On Fire (P.Flores) ...... 11.40 3.80 3.20 3(3) I Love Romance (W.Antongeorgi III)...... 7.40 4.60 4.00 1(1) Union Legend (H.Martinez)...... 3.20 2.60 4(4) Targa (K.Orozco) ...... 14.80 8.80 WLTPts GF GA GOLF 6(6) Trento’s Heart (C.Martinez) ...... 3.40 1(1) Swanee (F.Duran)...... 4.20 x-New York 22 7571 62 33 Off 12:50. Time 1:04.07. Fast. Also Ran—Outlook, Yes I’m Wild, Tiz Off 3:32. Time 0:59.05. Firm. Also Ran—Go Smiley Go, One Smart x-Atlanta217669 70 44 Proof. $1 Exacta (2-1) paid $15.50. $0.1 Superfecta (2-1-6-5) paid Gal, Holy Diver, Adroit. $0.5 Pick 3 (8-3-3) 3 Correct Paid $10.50. Daily x-NYC FC 16 10 8565945 WGC PGA Tour $7.44. $0.5 Trifecta (2-1-6) paid $24.30. Double (3-3) paid $21.20. $1 Exacta (3-4) paid $68.00. $0.1 x-D.C. United 14 11 9516050 Superfecta (3-4-1-5) paid $89.96. $0.5 Trifecta (3-4-1) paid $128.90. x-Columbus 14 11 9514345 SANDERSON FARMS CHAMPIONSHIP SECOND—$9,000, mdn cl, 3YO up, 1mi, cloudy. x-Philadelphia 15 14 5504950 HSBC CHAMPIONS SEVENTH—$9,000, cl, 3YO up F&M, 5½f, cloudy. Sunday at Country Club of Jackson; Jackson, Miss. 7(7) Nevada Wild Cat (F.Monroy)...... 20.60 5.80 5.00 Montreal1416446 47 53 Sunday at Sheshan International Golf Club; Shanghai 3(3) Law Breaker (A.Cedillo)...... 5.00 3.80 1(1) Pop Fizz Clink (A.Cedillo)...... 8.60 4.00 2.10 New England 10 13 11 41 49 55 Final Final Cameron Champ (300), $792,000 ...... 65-70-64-68—267 2(2) Hailey’s Kid Comet (C.Martinez)...... 5.00 7(7) Gambler’s Appeal (F.Duran) ...... 5.60 2.40 Toronto FC 10 18 6365964 x-won on first playoff hole 4(4) Tangled Up in Ju (C.Martinez) ...... 2.10 Chicago818 8324861 Corey Conners (165), $475,200 ...... 71-68-64-68—271 Off 1:23. Time 1:40.42. Fast. Also Ran—Call Ended, Deputy Ranger, x-Xander Schauffele (550), $1,700,000 .....66-71-69-68—274 Orlando City822 4284374 Sam Burns (93), $255,200 ...... 69-70-66-68—273 Senja, Big Sunset. Daily Double (2-7) paid $129.80. $1 Exacta (7-3) Off 4:04. Time 1:04.23. Fast. Also Ran—Millennium Brew, Tanned Tony Finau (315), $1,072,000...... 66-67-70-71—274 Note: Three points for victory, one point Carlos Ortiz (93), $255,200 ...... 69-69-71-64—273 paid $44.80. $0.1 Superfecta (7-3-2-4) paid $32.26. $0.5 Trifecta Mistress, Pretty Surprise, Motutapu, Dollemma. $0.5 Pick 3 (3-3-1) 3 Justin Rose (200), $587,000 ...... 69-67-70-72—278 for tie. x-clinched playoff berth Anders Albertson (63), $167,200...... 71-70-67-66—274 (7-3-2) paid $85.10. Correct Paid $18.45. Daily Double (3-1) paid $38.20. $1 Exacta (1-7) Kiradech Aphibarnrat (128), $393,000 ...... 68-71-70-71—280 Sunday’s Games Roberto Castro (63), $167,200...... 71-71-67-65—274 paid $20.00. $0.1 Superfecta (1-7-4-6) paid $43.99. $0.5 Trifecta Andrew Putnam (128), $393,000 ...... 70-71-67-72—280 THIRD—$13,000, cl, 3YO up, 1mi, cloudy. Seattle 2, Earthquakes 1 Denny McCarthy (42), $119,114...... 71-68-69-67—275 (1-7-4) paid $20.95. Keegan Bradley (105), $289,000 ...... 69-70-70-72—281 Colorado 2, FC Dallas 1 Dylan Meyer, $119,114...... 71-67-68-69—275 1(1) Bay Area (C.Martinez)...... 7.40 4.40 3.80 Patrick Cantlay (86), $210,563...... 70-68-73-72—283 EIGHTH—$24,000, cl, 3YO up, 1 1/16mi, tf., cloudy. Columbus 3, Minnesota Utd 2 Seth Reeves (42), $119,114 ...... 67-70-70-68—275 2(2) Sertar (J.Matias) ...... 9.60 7.80 Tommy Fleetwood (86), $210,563 ...... 68-68-72-75—283 D.C. United 0, Chicago 0, tie Adam Schenk (42), $119,114 ...... 70-68-70-67—275 5(5) On the Key (W.Antongeorgi III) ...... 4.20 6(6) Orchestral (W.Antongeorgi III) ...... 4.60 3.60 2.40 Thorbjorn Olesen, $210,563 ...... 75-69-67-72—283 Houston 3, LA Galaxy 2 Martin Laird (42), $119,114 ...... 72-67-66-70—275 Off 1:53. Time 1:37.23. Fast. Also Ran—Royal Banker, Any- 1(1) Unusually Green (A.Cedillo)...... 4.60 2.80 Patrick Reed (86), $210,563 ...... 64-72-70-77—283 New England 1, Montreal 0 Shawn Stefani (42), $119,114 ...... 68-68-68-71—275 thingscookin, Symphony Forty One. $0.5 Pick 3 (2-7-1) 3 Correct Paid 5(5) Squidward (F.Alvarado)...... 2.80 HaoTong Li, $152,333...... 73-72-69-70—284 D.J. Trahan (42), $119,114 ...... 67-70-67-71—275 $115.75. Daily Double (7-1) paid $68.20. $1 Exacta (1-2) paid $31.20. Off 4:35. Time 1:45.39. Firm. Also Ran—Harvest a Storm, Bird Is the New York 1, Orlando City 0 Jason Day (69), $152,333 ...... 71-70-69-74—284 Lucas Glover (30), $74,800 ...... 68-72-67-69—276 $0.1 Superfecta (1-2-5-3) paid $53.01. $0.5 Trifecta (1-2-5) paid Word, Fritz Johansen, Six Cider. $0.5 Pick 3 (3-1-6) 3 Correct Paid NYC FC 3, Philadelphia 1 Billy Horschel (69), $152,333 ...... 68-72-71-73—284 Talor Gooch (30), $74,800...... 71-68-68-69—276 $75.35. $25.65. Daily Double (1-6) paid $34.40. $1 Exacta (6-1) paid $14.10. Kansas City 2, Los Angeles FC 1 Rafa Cabrera Bello (61), $129,000 ...... 68-73-73-71—285 Bill Haas (30), $74,800 ...... 70-70-67-69—276 $0.1 Superfecta (6-1-5-3) paid $17.06. $0.5 Trifecta (6-1-5) paid Toronto FC 4, Atlanta 1 Emiliano Grillo (61), $129,000 ...... 70-69-74-72—285 Vancouver 2, Portland 1 Stephan Jaeger (30), $74,800 ...... 72-70-67-67—276 FOURTH—$19,000, st alc, 2YO, 1mi, tf., cloudy. $18.05. Paul Casey (56), $116,000 ...... 73-68-74-71—286 Patrick Rodgers (30), $74,800 ...... 70-69-70-67—276 End of regular season Brooks Koepka (56), $116,000 ...... 72-74-71-69—286 8(7) The Creep (W.Antongeorgi III)...... 3.80 2.60 2.20 Seamus Power (29), $61,600 ...... 71-68-70-68—277 7(6) Dreaming About You (J.Couton)...... 3.80 2.60 NINTH—$18,000, cl, 3YO up F&M, 6f, cloudy. Alex Noren (52), $103,500 ...... 74-69-71-73—287 Ryan Blaum (26), $49,456 ...... 73-67-71-67—278 Thomas Pieters, $103,500...... 75-64-74-74—287 5(4) Blue Diva (H.Martinez) ...... 3.20 10 (9) Crown Kitten (J.Hernandez)...... 12.80 7.20 5.00 TENNIS 3(2) Golly G by Jiminee (C.Martinez)...... 22.80 11.60 Adam Scott (52), $103,500...... 69-73-72-73—287 LPGA Tour Off 2:30. Time 1:41.30. Firm. Scratched—Thisonesforjames. Also Ian Poulter (49), $93,500 ...... 69-71-74-74—288 Ran—Lucille, Park Hill Diamond, Louie the Gambler, Artifact’s Hope. 2(1) Cylinders (A.Gomez) ...... 7.40 Tyrrell Hatton (41), $86,500 ...... 72-70-74-73—289 $0.5 Pick 3 (7-1-8) 3 Correct Paid $38.35. Daily Double (1-8) paid Off 5:07. Time 1:10.05. Fast. Scratched—Annisquam. Also SWINGING SKIRTS TAIWAN CHAMPIONSHIP WTA Tour C.T. Pan (41), $86,500 ...... 68-76-70-75—289 $14.00. $1 Exacta (8-7) paid $6.70. $0.1 Superfecta (8-7-5-1) paid Ran—Amers, Allotment, Neon Gypsy, Miss Pretty, Beau Rocks, Retreat Andrea Pavan, $86,500 ...... 72-71-69-77—289 Sunday at Ta Shee Golf & Country Club; Taoyuan, Taiwan $10.84. $0.5 Trifecta (8-7-5) paid $15.20. Yourself, Cashless Society. $0.2 Pick 6 Jackpot (3/8-3-3-1-6-10) 6 BNP PARIBAS WTA FINALS Jon Rahm (41), $86,500 ...... 73-76-69-71—289 Final Correct Paid $227.76. $0.5 Pick 5 (3-3-1-6-10) 5 Correct Paid $422.20. FIFTH—$25,000, cl, 3YO up, 6f, cloudy. Sunday at Singapore Indoor Stadium; Erik van Rooyen, $86,500...... 76-72-71-70—289 Nelly Korda, $330,000 ...... 67-71-69-68—275 $0.5 Pick 4 (3-1-6-10) 4 Correct Paid $240.45. $0.5 Pick 3 (1-6-10) 3 Singapore Kyle Stanley (41), $86,500 ...... 70-69-78-72—289 Minjee Lee, $203,675 ...... 73-69-69-66—277 3(3) Annie’s Candy (A.Gomez)...... 4.60 2.80 2.40 Correct Paid $60.75. $0.5 Trifecta (10-3-2) paid $621.75. Daily Double Singles - Championship Alexander Bjork, $78,500...... 70-75-70-75—290 Ryann O’Toole, $147,752 ...... 71-69-71-67—278 4(4) Mah Gellin (C.Martinez)...... 3.60 3.00 (6-10) paid $56.60. $1 Exacta (10-3) paid $171.50. $0.1 Superfecta Elina Svitolina (6), Ukraine, def. Sloane Alexander Levy, $78,500 ...... 71-70-76-73—290 Carlota Ciganda, $103,147 ...... 69-72-70-69—280 6(6) Mal Verde (J.Hernandez)...... 3.20 (10-3-2-7) paid $636.45. Attendance 2,551. Total Handle $2,686,436. Stephens (5), USA, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. Ryan Fox, $74,500...... 70-70-75-76—291 Megan Khang, $103,147 ...... 69-70-70-71—280 Off 3:00. Time 1:10.09. Fast. Also Ran—Malibu Alex, Dancing Doubles - Championship Adam Hadwin (28), $74,500...... 74-68-74-75—291 Lydia Ko, $69,137 ...... 71-66-72-72—281 Harbor, Top Pirana. $0.5 Pick 5 (2-7-1-3/8-3) 5 Correct Paid Timea Babos, Hungary, and Kristina Dustin Johnson (28), $74,500...... 74-73-73-71—291 Wei-Ling Hsu, $69,137 ...... 68-67-72-74—281 $1,266.40. $0.5 Pick 4 (7-1-3/8-3) 4 Correct Paid $153.60. $0.5 Pick 3 Mladenovic (2), France, def. Barbora Hideki Matsuyama (28), $74,500...... 72-70-77-72—291 Jin Young Ko, $52,411 ...... 71-69-69-73—282 (1-8-3) 3 Correct Paid $14.45. $0.5 Trifecta (3-4-6) paid $12.60. $0.1 Krejcikova and Katerina Siniakova (1), Brandt Snedeker (28), $74,500 ...... 75-76-68-72—291 Bronte Law, $52,411...... 70-70-69-73—282 Superfecta (3-4-6-1) paid $3.74. Daily Double (8-3) paid $9.80. $1 Czech Republic, 6-4, 7-5. Chez Reavie (23), $71,000...... 70-73-75-74—292 Amy Yang, $43,489 ...... 71-71-70-71—283 Exacta (3-4) paid $5.30.