08/24/2008 - Mississauga, ON (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Alex Coe shot a two-under 68 on Sunday to earn his first Canadian Tour victory at the Jane Rogers Championship at Mississauga.
Coe, a tour rookie, finished at 15-under 265 and won by three over last week's winner Graham DeLaet, who only managed a one-under 69 on Sunday.
George Bradford shot a six-under 64 and took third place at minus-10.
Coe began the final round with a two-shot lead and he broke into red figures thanks to a birdie at the par-three third. Bogeys at seven and 11 allowed others into the tournament.
But Coe stayed steady.
He birdied the 14th and eagled 16 from four feet out to ice the victory.
"This feels good," said Coe. "A lot of hard work has gone into this and when it comes together, it is something special. I'm proud of the way I hung in there and got the job done."
Dave Levesque (63), Richard Scott (67) and Liam Kendregan (68) shared fourth place at minus-nine.
Jim Seki (68) and Tim Wood (71) tied for seventh at eight-under 272, while Clayton Rask (68), Michael Gligic (69) and leading money winner John Ellis (69) shared ninth at minus-seven.
<< Singh wins playoff for Barclays title
Paramus, NJ (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Vijay Singh birdied the second hole of a
thrilling playoff on Sunday to defeat Sergio Garcia and Kevin Sutherland and
capture The Barclays, the first FedEx Cup Playoff event.
The trio headed back to
<< Cano's homer lifts Yankees to win, sweep of Orioles
Baltimore, MD (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Robinson Cano went 4-for-5, and hit the go-
ahead homer in the seventh inning as the New York Yankees edged the Baltimore
Orioles, 8-7, to complete a three-game sweep at Camden Yards.
Johnny Damon had a th
<< Hardy lifts Brewers over Pirates in extras
Milwaukee, WI (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - J.J. Hardy hit a game-winning single in the
12th inning after Guillermo Mota got out of a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the
top of the inning, giving the Brewers a 4-3 victory and completing a sweep of
the Pit
<< Angels rally in eighth to upend Twins
Anaheim, CA (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Mark Teixeira finished 3-for-4 with a homer,
double and two runs scored, as the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim scored three
times in the bottom of the eighth inning to rally past the Minnesota Twins,
5-3, an
Castroneves revives title hopes with Sonoma victory >>
Sonoma, CA (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Helio Castroneves snapped a 29-race winless
streak in the IndyCar Series Sunday with a victory in the Indy Grand of Sonoma
County at the Infineon Raceway. The No.3 Team Penske Racing driver crossed the
finish
Quintanilla's blast lifts Rockies over Reds in 12th inning >>
Denver, CO (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Omar Quintanilla hit a game-ending home run in
the 12th inning to propel the Colorado Rockies to a 4-3 comeback victory over
the Cincinnati Reds in the rubber match of a three-game series.
Ubaldo Jimenez ha
Lopez helps Mariners power past Athletics >>
Seattle, WA (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Felix Hernandez was solid in six innings and
Miguel Cairo had a double, a triple, drove in two runs and scored twice to
lead the Seattle Mariners in an 8-4 rout of the Oakland Athletics.
Hernandez (8-8)
Texans WR Williams has surgery, placed on IR >>
Houston, TX (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Houston Texans wide receiver Harry Williams
underwent surgery on Sunday to repair a fractured vertebra sustained in
Friday's preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys.
The procedure was performed
The NFL preseason is approaching. Time for players, coaches and teams to turn over a new leaf. General managers have hired some new coaches, while coaches have added some offensive and defensive assistants to try and improve things. Here’s a look at some changes to look for in the preseason.
New York Jets: The Jets were one of the surprise teams in the NFL last season, making the playoffs under hard-driving first-year coach Eric Mangini. Mangini rebuilt the offensive line with rookies D'Brickashaw Ferguson (the No. 4 pick in the 2007 Draft) and Ohio State center (the 29th pick in the first round). This season he upgraded the defense with rookie linebacker David Harris (Michigan) while the secondary picked up a much needed top-notch corner in Pitt CB Darrelle Revis (No. 14 overall).
The Jets have added balance to the offense for QB Chad Pennington with RB Thomas Jones, essentially stolen from the Bears. He will upgrade a New York ground game that was 20th in rushing with a weak 3.5 yards per carry. They have their first true feature back since Curtis Martin. Offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer prefers ball control, like his father Marty. In preseason, behind Pennington you’ll see second-year QB Kellen Clemens and mobile newcomer QB Marques Tuiasosopo.
Jacksonville Jaguars: The heat is on Jack Del Rio in Jacksonville as the Jaguars flopped last season despite a ton of talent. Keep in mind that under Del Rio the Jaguars have been outstanding in preseason with a 12-4 SU, 11-5 ATS August mark. Their defense is loaded, it’s the offense that has been stuck in first gear the last few years.
Enter a new offensive coordinator in Dirk Koetter, the former Boise State and Arizona State pass-happy coach. He will try and upgrade a passing game that ranked 24th last season. Del Rio has criticized wide receivers and Matt Jones this summer, both of whom have battled injuries. It will be interesting to watch the “new” Jaguars passing game in preseason.
Arizona Cardinals: Word out of Arizona is that the players like new coach Ken Whisenhunt, who was the Steelers offensive coordinator last year. We think of Arizona as all-passing because their running game has been awful of late because of a poor offensive line. However, keep an eye on the running game in preseason as they’ve made a lot of changes.
The new coach brings in Russ Grimm to coach the offensive line (Grimm did a marvelous job building the Steelers line). They took Penn State OT Levi Jones in the first round and signed two offensive linemen, Mike Gandy and Al Johnson, to provide depth. Reggie Wells was moved from right tackle to left guard and they want more speed out of the offensive line for pulling and traps, a Pittsburgh staple under Bill Cowher.
Atlanta Falcons: While all the attention has been focused on QB Mike Vick’s off-field problems, new coach Bobby Petrino is revamping the Falcons from an all-running team to a more balanced one. Petrino likes the experience of backup QB Joey Harrington and he has veteran backup Chris Redman, who used to play for Petrino at Louisville and knows his offenses better than anyone. Petrino wants Vick to be more of a pocket passer.
The addition of FB Ovie Mughelli is a sign Petrino wants a power rushing attack behind a physical fullback and newcomer WR Joe Horn should upgrade what was a below average wideout corps. Petrino is changing their old zone-blocking scheme to a more traditional in-line blocking scheme and the offensive line is bigger. Rookie DE Jamaal Anderson was grabbed in the first round and the secondary got younger with former Auburn cornerback David Irons, who the Falcons think was a steal as a sixth-round pick.
Cleveland Browns: The 2007 Browns look like a double-edged sword. There was the excitement of the offseason, trading for RB Jamel Lewis, upgrading the offensive line with Wisconsin’s Joe Thomas (the No. 2 pick in the draft) and free agent LG Eric Steinbach, then trading for Notre Dame QB Brady Quinn when he fell to No. 22. GM Phil Savage and head coach Romeo Crennel feel they have a talented, balanced offense with these new pieces, plus TE >Kellen Winslow and WR Braylon Edwards.
However, were these moves made in desperation? And were they foolish ones? The Browns gave up their 2008 first-round pick for Quinn and we all know QBs take time to develop. And even first-round QBs can be busts (Joey Harrington, Akili Smith). We also don’t know if the offensive line is that much improved (31st in rushing in 2007) and they did nothing to improve a defense that was awful against the run (142 yds pg allowed).
The Browns have a new offensive coordinator in Rob Chudzinski. This is a young offense and Quinn looked tentative, indecisive and inaccurate early in camp. Crennel will play Charlie Frye, Quinn and Derek Anderson in preseason. And there is a mixed bag for rookie QBs receiving significant starts: Tim Couch (14), Kerry Collins (13), Ben Roethlisberger (13), Vince Young (13), Joey Harrington (12), Matt Leinart (11) and Kyle Boller (nine). While all the focus will be on the Browns new-look offense, I’m more concerned with the defense.
Carolina Panthers: Coach Jon Fox loves the ground game, but Carolina has made some interesting changes for 2007. Fox fired offensive coordinator Dan Henning and brings in Jeff Davidson to run the offense. Davidson has brought in zone-blocking schemes to the Panther offense, a dramatic change for a system that's been built around a power-running style.
In zone-blocking, offensive linemen are responsible for blocking any defender who appears in their zone, instead of focusing on one defender. The Broncos and Falcons have had success with the system, which features smaller, more athletic offensive linemen and can create running lanes on the inside and outside. Keep an eye in preseason on how Carolina adjusts as it will take time to learn the system. Fox has been one of the top coaches in preseason, with a 15-5 SU, 12-7-1 ATS August record.
Dallas Cowboys: WR Terrell Owens is still here, but QB Drew Bledsoe and Bill Parcells are gone. New head coach Wade Phillips takes over, replacing Parcells. He ran the Chargers defense last season. Phillips was chosen by teary-eyed owner Jerry Jones partly because he is one of the best 3-4 coaches in football and the Cowboys have loaded up on players for that scheme.
Remember that Phillips was blitz-happy with the Chargers last season and early reports out of the Dallas camp have mentioned how the Cowboys have been blitzing a lot, a departure from Parcells. The theme of the 2007 Dallas defense appears to be one of attack.
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