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Bolden solid in debut as Penn State dominates Youngstown StateNCAA Football Betting Lines09/04/2010 - University Park, PA (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - True freshman quarterback Rob Bolden threw for 239 yards and two touchdowns in his collegiate debut, leading Penn State to a 44-14 rout of Youngstown State in the 2010 opener for both schools. Bolden, who won a three-way quarterback competition for the Nittany Lions (1-0), completed 20-of-29 passes and was picked off once, as PSU improved to 38-7 in season openers under the ageless Joe Paterno, who has returned for his 45th season at the helm of Penn State. Paterno, the all-time winningest coach in FBS history, added victory No. 395 in his 527th game with the Nittany Lions. Brett Bracket set career-highs with eight catches, 98 yards and two touchdowns, while Derrick Moye had five receptions for 61 yards. Chaz Powell added a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the win. Kurt Hess completed 21-of-25 passes for 189 yards and two touchdowns for Youngstown State (0-1), which finished 6-5 last year in the FCS' Missouri Valley Conference. Dominuique Barnes had 11 receptions for 134 yards, including an 80-yard score in the first quarter.
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El Duque expected to throw Tuesday PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- New York Mets pitcher Orlando Hernandez, sidelined at spring training because of arthritis in his neck, is expected to resume throwing on Tuesday. Hernandez received a cortisone shot Thursday after leaving camp and returning to New York to have his neck examined. The 41-year-old right-hander is penciled in as the team's No. 2 starter behind Tom Glavine. El Duque's health is a major issue for the Mets, who won the NL East in 2007 and came within one victory of the World Series. Their aging and unsettled rotation is a big question mark this year. MySportsbook.com has the Mets as -110 favorites to repeat as NL East champions odds. Hernandez went 11-11 with a 4.66 ERA last season, including 9-7 with a 4.09 ERA in 20 starts after the Mets acquired him from Arizona in late May. But he missed the playoffs because of a torn calf muscle. New York already is without Pedro Martinez, out until at least midseason following rotator cuff surgery. Among those competing for starting jobs are prospects Mike Pelfrey, Philip Humber and Jason Vargas, plus veterans Chan Ho Park, Jorge Sosa and Aaron Sele. Notes: Mets manager Willie Randolph is excited about two new utility players he could have on his bench: Damion Easley and David Newhan. ''Their value is really all over the place,'' Randolph said. Easley can play anywhere in the infield and could be used as an emergency outfielder, though Randolph said he would prefer to keep the veteran in the infield. Newhan, meanwhile, can play second base, third or any outfield position for the Mets. ''I love versatility,'' Randolph said. ''I love guys that can give me options when I need them to step in.'' Additional baseball lines and World Series odds can be found at: www.MySportsbook.com To visit this online sportsbook got to MySportsbook.com - this sportsbook accepts credit cards. |
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