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| |  Wednesday, Dec 12 Padres have a number of prospects that other teams want, and they will likely be increasingly willing to deal them as they get closer to contending. |   | | | | | The Aztecs have 11 practices and only one Div. I game between now and Dec. 29. | | | | | | | | SDSU hands out more than a dozen team awards at its annual football banquet. | | | | | | | | SDSU tightens focus on Ohio with Frisco Bowl one week away. | | | | | | | | Arguments for and against the performance of Aztecs football and basketball comes down to old-fashioned perspective. | | | | | | | | Philip Rivers enjoyed the AFC West more in the years before Andy Reid took over the rival Chiefs, but the two have a lot in common, including respect for the other. | | | | | | | | It's the smallest of sample sizes, but the Chargers have a pretty good track record in Thursday night games under second-year coach Anthony Lynn. | | | | | | | | Adrian Phillips joined the Chargers as an undrafted free agent, was released a couple times, and then signed to the practice squad. Now he's the starting safety on a 10-3 football team with tenacious defense. | | | | | |
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