Las Vegas Raiders' search for a new head coach: Everything to know after one week of interviews C raziness is amongst us, as the Las Vegas Raiders have now fired head coach Antonio Pierce and general manager Tom Telesco, after yet another disappointing season. And, while the 01/10/2025 - 8:43 am | View Link
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ST. PAUL, Minn. — The lingering evidence of the blocked shot that shelved Josh Manson for most of December is still visible when he removes the outer layer of his hockey gear.
There’s a heavily wrapped wrist, with some extra padding, to help him play for the Avalanche while the injury he sustained on Nov.
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The Broncos are playing with house money Sunday at Buffalo.
Just don’t tell them that.
Sean Payton’s team took the NFL by surprise this year, winning 10 games and ending an eight-year playoff drought in the process.
They’ll be widely expected to lose to potential NFL MVP Bills quarterback Josh Allen and company at Highmark Stadium.
Nobody in Denver’s building, though, is taking the approach that they’re just happy to be back in the playoffs for the first time since Super Bowl 50.
Touchdown-plus underdogs?
At some point, the Colorado women’s basketball team will need to find wins on the road to make a run at the top of the Big 12 standings.
Protecting the home court is crucial, however. On Saturday the Buffaloes will have another opportunity to get a victory in Boulder as Kansas visits the CU Events Center.
“I think it’s essential,” CU head coach JR Payne said of winning conference home games.
Despite the ongoing challenges of mortgage rates exceeding 6%, the metro Denver housing market continues showing signs of resilience, with increased buyer demand and rising home values.
According to the December Denver Metro Association of Realtors monthly report, active listings fell by 26% from the previous month. Still, they were up 39% over last year, indicating a shift as sellers facing life changes enter the market.
The number of active listings remains historically low.