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Blake Horvath Leads No. 22 Navy to 35-13 Victory over Short-Handed Cincinnati in Liberty Bowl

College Football · Memphis

Blake Horvath Leads No. 22 Navy to 35-13 Victory over Short-Handed Cincinnati in Liberty Bowl

72% Center coverage: 47 sources

Blake Horvath threw a pair of touchdown passes and rushed for a score to lead No. 22 Navy to its 11th victory of the season, 35-13 over short-handed Cincinnati in the Liberty Bowl on Friday.See the Story

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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick calls audit of Texas Southern University financials ‘beyond disturbing’

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