Rachel Bachman
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Senior sports reporter, @WSJ. @SJI_Update alum.
New York via MSP, A2 and PDX
Joined July 2009
Alan Page is 1 of 1. Every year, the Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Minnesota Supreme Court Justice plays his middle-school sousaphone to cheer on runners in the Twin Cities Marathon and honor his wife, who died of cancer in 2018.
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Lane Kiffin in a SEC Network interview says Mississippi State fans broke into their locker room at 3 a.m. and stole quarterback Trinidad Chambliss’ jersey. They know this because they set up cameras in the dressing room.
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Vanderbilt has an ad running in LaGuardia calling themselves “New York’s SEC team”
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Posting a wild turkey photo every day until people yell at us to stop. Wild turkeys can run up to 25 miles per hour, which feels really fast for a bird shaped like a gym class dodgeball. 📸Heather Bell (sharetheexperience)
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Andrew Luck was in the perfect spot 😂 Had to stop mid-interview to watch the recovery TD 😅 @accnetwork
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Multi-sport athletes for the win
The Edina Hornets football team just won their first Minnesota state championship since 1978 with the Chicago Blackhawks’ first-round draft pick playing his senior year at QB, and the hockey team’s goalie scoring 6 TDs in the title game. Play sports. Have fun. Nothing like it.
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Historical reminder that the Ivy League invented the lawless football factory: v https://t.co/jvpj1uOVQm
Time to dance the Charleston and speculate wildly on the stock market. For the first time in a century, Ivy League football is going to get a shot at a national title. https://t.co/iheOxaVQhR
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After last night, the “Tokyo Toe” is still perfect
Hawaii’s Kansei Matsuzawa grew up in Japan and learned how to kick field goals on YouTube. Now, he might be the best kicker in college football. https://t.co/W3C8SBuO0o via @WSJ @Bachscore @junko_fukutome
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Sophomore Syla Swords served notice: 8/14 from 3, 29 points.
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Time to dance the Charleston and speculate wildly on the stock market. For the first time in a century, Ivy League football is going to get a shot at a national title. https://t.co/iheOxaVQhR
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This season marks the first time that the conference will allow its teams to participate in a playoff. Whoever wins “The Game” on Saturday will have a chance to win a national title.
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Wow. Buckeyes were unseeded. Irish were a No. 1 seed.
I spoke too soon… unranked Ohio State just eliminated #1 Notre Dame in the NCAA tournament with 34 seconds left in overtime… the irony
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The "Tokyo Toe" learned to kick on YouTube, worked three years at a steakhouse in Japan to fuel his college-football dream and played junior college in Ohio. Now at Hawaii, Kansei Matsuzawa might be the nation's best kicker. https://t.co/MBAhffU9O2
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Hawaii place-kicker Kansei Matsuzawa is within striking distance of becoming the first NFL player born and raised in Japan.
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Great story. It's refreshing in an era where parents are pushing their kids for training, paying for third parties to help get recruited, this kid is all self taught. Leaned how to kick in YouTube. Trained in a park. Reached out to colleges on his own. Respect the grind!
NEW: 🏈 🇯🇵 Kansei Matsuzawa learned how to kick field goals on YouTube. Now at Hawaii, he might be the best kicker in college football. Even more amazing? He’s on track to be the first NFL player born and raised in Japan. https://t.co/G2o3yuG7xV
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NEW: 🏈 🇯🇵 Kansei Matsuzawa learned how to kick field goals on YouTube. Now at Hawaii, he might be the best kicker in college football. Even more amazing? He’s on track to be the first NFL player born and raised in Japan. https://t.co/G2o3yuG7xV
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NEW: 🏈 🇯🇵 Kansei Matsuzawa learned how to kick field goals on YouTube. Now at Hawaii, he might be the best kicker in college football. Even more amazing? He’s on track to be the first NFL player born and raised in Japan. https://t.co/G2o3yuG7xV
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Hawaii place-kicker Kansei Matsuzawa is within striking distance of becoming the first NFL player born and raised in Japan.
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As Michigan’s regents pushed back on the Big Ten’s proposed $2.4 billion private-investment deal, they took issue with the way college sports’ increasingly high-stakes decisions are made: https://t.co/888H1Db0bN
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The Big Ten Conference wanted to take on a $2.4 billion private investment. Michigan slammed the brakes on the deal. Here’s why. https://t.co/WoIjlAFbJP
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Despite pressure from commissioner Tony Petitti, Michigan regents pushed back on a private-investment pact worth at least $100 million to each school
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World War I, the 1918 flu pandemic, and how the two became intertwined during the 1918 college football season:
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World War I was first used as a reason to halt the season—then to continue it.
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