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Mark Ingram has thrust himself into the Heisman race.

Alabama’s Ingram Keeps Family Close and Heisman Chatter at Arm’s Length

By RAY GLIER

Alabama running back Mark Ingram has tried to avoid the distractions of talk about the Heisman Trophy and his father’s imprisonment.

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Boise State Survives Scare at Louisiana Tech and Remains Unbeaten

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Louisiana Tech trailed by just 2 points early in the fourth quarter, but No. 5 Boise State pulled away with touchdowns on consecutive drives.

Greatest Strength of Boise State’s Kellen Moore Is His Savvy

All Along Broadway, Pinstripes, Proposals and Chants to ‘Go for 28’

By JACK CURRY

As the Yankees’ Nick Swisher put it, getting up at 6:30 a.m. was not hard because “you know someone is going to be cheering for you all day.”

Reporter’s Notebook

Closer Mariano Rivera, above right, was the star of a float in the Yankees' procession along Broadway on Friday.

In a Child’s Company, Champions Become Gods

By TYLER KEPNER

In the Canyon of Heroes, teenage revelers stomped and hollered, horns blared and paper fluttered everywhere in the wind.

Yankee fans watched as the parade passed through the Canyon of Heroes.

Yankee Fans Celebrate Their Newest Champions

By THE NEW YORK TIMES

In Lower Manhattan on Friday, the Yankees celebrated their 27th World Series championship with a parade.

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LeBron James, in his only scheduled visit to New York this season, said he had no timetable for deciding where he would play in 2010.

James Brings Buzz to Garden, but Keeps Plans to a Murmur

By JONATHAN ABRAMS

LeBron James made his only regular-season visit to New York, and at times there seemed to be more than one of him on the court.

Vince Lombardi did just about all that could be done in football, and his story may be heading for the Great White Way.

Lombardi’s Life Heads for Broadway

By RICHARD SANDOMIR

The life of Vince Lombardi, who revived the Green Bay Packers franchise and became the tough-minded icon of coaching success, is the subject of a new play that may come to Broadway.

Coach Tom Coughlin's Giants started the season 5-0 but have lost their last three games.

As Giants Slump, Coughlin Searches for Answers

By JOE LAPOINTE

At times, they have seemed confused and discouraged and if the Giants lose at home on Sunday to San Diego, they will begin their bye-week break in their worst slump in three years.

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Slide Show: Photo Replay: Nov. 5

A view of the day in sports, from the balmy fairways of Shanghai to the snowy mountains of Switzerland.

Video: On Baseball With Jack Curry

Jack Curry talks about his impressions of the Yankees' victory in the 2009 World Series.

Interactive Feature: Faces at the Finish

The joy and pain of 26.2 miles on the faces of the runners who finished the race Sunday.

Video: A Leap Above Backyard Bouncing

Competitive trampoline features the same thrilling flips and somersaults as diving and is beginning to attract attention in the United States.

Video: The Thinking Man’s Games

Yankees Manager Joe Girardi tells columnist William C. Rhoden how chess helps inform his decisions on the baseball diamond.

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Pregame Huddle: Expect the Unexpected

The surprising Iowa Hawkeyes are looking to stay undefeated, while Duke and North Carolina take their rivalry off the hard court.

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Breeders' Cup Classic

Man of Iron, ridden by John Murtagh, won by a nose against Cloudy's Knight in the Breeders' Cup Marathon at Santa Anita.

A Sign, Perhaps, in a Filly’s Victory

By JOE DRAPE

A victory by Life Is Sweet in the Ladies’ Classic portends well for her sometime training partner Zenyatta, who will race in the Breeders’ Cup Classic on Saturday.

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Brian Cashman with Joe Girardi. Cashman said a lot of fine-tuning went into this title.

Amid Celebrations and the Cheers, Cashman Reflects

By GEORGE VECSEY

The Yankees’ general manager has been part of a number of World Series titles, and he has urged his players to enjoy the moment.

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Yankees Return to the Canyon of Heroes

Jay Schreiber of The Times wears his Mr. Met hat at the ticker-tape parade in honor of the 27th World Series championship for The New York Yankees.

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Mr. October, Mr. November, Mr. Rivera

Yankees closer Mariano Rivera is one of the most dominant postseason performers in baseball history. Here is a batter-by-batter look at his playoff career.