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Pollsters: Arizona congressional races are far from over

(The Center Square) – With just over a week to go until the midterm elections, it’s anybody’s game in Arizona's 1st and 6th congressional districts. That’s the takeaway from political pollsters from the Cook Political Report and Noble Predictive Insights, who report neck-and-neck races down the home stretch. And an analysts says independent voters' disapproval of Republican President Donald Trump could ultimately decide the winners. In CPR’s latest batch of House race ratings on Friday, most of the congressional races were not considered a toss-up. The Arizona’s races were in CPR’s three-tiered classification system that ranges from leaning toward a political party to solidly going toward it. CPR’s U.S. House analyst Erin Covey was not available for an interview. But longtime pollster Mike Noble, the founder and CEO of Noble Predictive Insights, talked to The Center Square about NPI's…

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How will No. 8 BYU solve its tackling woes ahead of Arizona State?

BYU's double-overtime loss at UCF this past weekend will likely always be remembered for its chaotic finish — especially the somewhat-controversial officiating of the final minutes. While Kalani Sitake said it "would have been nice" to have received some immediate clarification regarding Saturday's officiating, he's leaving the drama behind. He knows there are bigger fish to fry for his squad. "I've moved on, it's not really going to do much for me to cry about it," Sitake told reporters Monday in his weekly press briefing. "It was great competition, congratulations to UCF for getting a win. Honestly, my mind has got to be focused on what we can do against ASU, and you guys have brought it up, (we've) got to fix the missed tackles, we've got to fix the missed assignments. I got more things to worry about than the refs." Yes, for all of BYU's missed opportunities in Orlando, there were…

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Fantasy Football Injury Impact: Positive Update on Aaron Jones' Knee and Jordan Mason's Fantasy Trajectory

The Minnesota Vikings improved to 6-0 on Sunday—the league's last unbeaten team—but an important member of their offensive unit left the game with an injury. Early in the fourth quarter, running back Aaron Jones aggravated an MCL sprain in his left knee when he was tackled following a 17-yard gain. ESPN insider Adam Schefter reported Monday morning that the injury is “not considered to be significant at this time” and that a source says he’s “day to day.” The news was surely a sigh of relief for the Vikings, as they just activated their other halfback Jordan Mason, who missed four games due to a fractured thumb that required surgery. With the positive update on Jones and the return of Mason, we're taking stock of the fantasy implications. When Mason landed on IR, Jones held the keys to the Vikings’ backfield. According to Kevin Seifert, he accounted for 90% of the team’s RB carries when…

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Sam Darnold's Week 7 showing gives Seahawks 4 reasons to believe (and worry)

The Seattle Seahawks defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 7, 20-3. The defense was dominant, not allowing a Patrick Mahomes-led offense to enter the red zone for the first time in the quarterback's career. As for Seattle's quarterback, Sam Darnold, he was mostly good, thankfully. But 12s might be thankful not just for what happened on Sunday Night Football, but for what comes next. If Darnold can replicate his performance in future games, the Seahawks will be back in the playoff mix. The QB did make one disastrous decision, though, the kind that could cost his team games. It might have reminded fans of all the turnovers he has had in the early part of the season, but it was only a one-off in Week 7. At his best in his first season in Seattle, the quarterback was fantastic at picking up third downs. This meant far better ball control, of course, and a completely different level of…

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