Sports Desk
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Georgia QB Tereshinski Out for Four-Six Weeks
Georgia quarterback Joe Tereshinski will be sidelined for four to six weeks with an injured ankle, opening the door for freshman Matthew Stafford to become the starter.
FOOTBALL
Trent Green Injury Stuns Arrowhead Crowd
As Trent Green lay motionless on the turf at Arrowhead Stadium, more than 77,000 fans sat motionless in their seats.
His feet were not moving, nor were his hands. It was tough to tell if the popular quarterback, who for five years had been so indestructible, was even breathing.
From the moment Cincinnati’s Robert Geathers unleashed a brutal hit until word came that the quarterback had regained consciousness, little was said at the Bengals–Chiefs game yesterday
Chiefs General Manager Carl Peterson said Green had “pretty severe head trauma,” but regained all his senses and feeling in his arms and legs.
GOLF
Furyk Wins Canadian Open
Jim Furyk patiently worked his way to the top of the crowded leaderboard yesterday in the Canadian Open, closing with a 5-under 65 in cool and windy conditions for a one-stroke victory over Bart Bryant.
— Associated Press