The Raiders were hoping one of their quarterbacks would make their case to be the team’s starter Tuesday. That isn’t what happened.
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The Raiders were hoping one of their quarterbacks would make their case to be the team’s starter Tuesday. That isn’t what happened.
The Aces see a silver lining in their rocky start to the season. Injuries have given one of their rookies a huge opportunity and she’s proven she can handle it.
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