HOT CORNER

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Georgia extended its streak of topranked weeks in the AP Top 25 to 22, the second-longest run at the top spot in the 87-year poll’s history. The Dawgs, No. 2 in the CFP ranking, broke a tie in the AP poll with Miami, which made 21 straight appearances at No. 1 from 2001-02. The longest streak belongs to USC: 33 straight No. 1s from 2003-2005. 1

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Jay Woodcroft is out as Edmonton coach after 10 losses in the season’s first 13 games, fired after a road trip that ended with a 4-1 win at Seattle. That followed a four-game losing streak, including 3-2 at Nhl-worst San Jose. Kris Knoblauch, Connor Mcdavid’s junior hockey coach, was named Woodcroft’s replacement, the Oilers’ 10th coach in 15 seasons.

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A team in the city that was the site of a mass shooting more than two weeks ago won the state title. The Lewiston Blue Devils beat Deering 3-2 Saturday in the Class A championship game in Oakland, Maine. The shootings Oct. 25 in Lewiston killed 18 people and injured 13 others, the deadliest mass shooting in Maine history.“we have been saying the past few weeks, ‘Do it for the city,’ ” Lewiston goalie Payson Goyette said.

Kenya’s Edwin Kiptoo, 30, won the Athens Marathon in a course-record 2 hours, 10 minutes, 34 seconds. Kenya’s Rhonzai Lokitam Kilimo came in second at 2:12:36 and Felicien Muhitira of Rwanda was third in the same time. Kenyans have won the race 17 times since 2001, including Felix Kandie, who set the previous record of 2:10:37 in 2014. Soukaina Atanane of Morocco won the women’s race in 2:31:52, Kenya’s Caroline Jepchirchir was runner-up in 2:32:19, and Greece’s Gloria Privileggio came in third at 2:43:20.

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WOMEN’S SKIING: Mikaela

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Shiffrin won a World Cup slalom in Levi, Finland, after first-run leader Petra Vlhova looked set for another clear victory until she straddled a gate and did not finish her final run. Vlhova, who dominated Saturday on the same hill, extended her lead of 0.76 seconds over Shiffrin from the opening leg to more than a second when the Slovakian failed to clear a gate. Shiffrin secured a record-extending 89th career World Cup win, 0.18 ahead of Leona Popovic of Croatia, 0.30 ahead of third-place Lena Duerr of Germany. Shiffrin’s win followed a week in which the American had to reduce her time on snow after bruising a bone in her left knee.