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Kansas City - Denver's running back Knowshon Moreno didn't just cry during the national anthem before Sunday's game versus Kansas City. Moreno wept what some are calling "gigantic and frightening tears."

Moscow - The jacket sleeve of a torchbearer caught fire during the famous Olympic torch relay. The flame is currently making its way around the world ahead of the Sochi Olympics, which are scheduled to be held in February.

Regina - In the "Canadian Super Bowl," the Roughriders took a 25-point lead into half-time and never looked back. Sunday's victory gave Saskatchewan its fourth title in the team's 103-year history, joining Championships from 1966, 1989 and 2007.

There's a reason the Carolina Panthers are on a 6-game winning streak: star quarterback Cam Newton, who edged out a win over the New England Patriots Monday night. A video clip captures Newton remarkably running for a gain after evading four players.

Children's participation in sports is a part of the fabric of American culture, and the number of children playing sports today is greater than ever.

Savannah - Fans of the Atlanta Falcons gathered at a Publix Super Market in coastal Georgia to meet cheerleaders and the team mascot "Freddie Falcon," and to take part in Falcons Tailgate Team events.

The war of words has escalated to a new level today between longtime fans of Michael Jordan and current lovers of LeBron James.

Tottenham - Soccer has been called the beautiful game. It has its ugly side too, but none of that manifested at White Hart Lane last Saturday.

Manchester - In last night's Capital One Cup third round: Manchester United overcame Liverpool, Arsenal needed penalties to defeat West Brom and Birmingham provided the shock of the nights action by knocking out holders Swansea City.

Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski has confirmed to a German television channel that he will sign a pre-contract agreement with Champions League holders Bayern Munich in January.