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Serious Injuries Result from One-Vehicle Crash

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City passes new pawnshop bylaw

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Lessons for the Dallas Cowboys from the conference championships

Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images It is not a lot of fun for us to watch other teams play into January while the Dallas Cowboys are right where we are, sitting at home. But there are always things that can be learned. Here are some lessons we can take from the NFC and AFC championship games. Defense can indeed win a championship If you looked at his stat line, you would think the headline about Tom Brady after the game should have been “Brady misses chance with sloppy performance” and things of that nature. He was just not very good, only completing 20 of 36 passes for 280 yards, three touchdowns, and the biggie, three interceptions. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were minus one in the turnover battle. That is always hard to overcome, but when the Brady picks came should have been absolutely devastating. They happened on three consecutive drives in the second half, and the sequence began with the Buccaneers leading by a score of 28-17, after Aaron Rodgers had just led his team to a

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