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49ers Dominate Rams in Down Under Showdown
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In Short: The San Francisco 49ers outperformed the Los Angeles Rams in their season opener, with Rams head coach Sean McVay appearing fatigued and the team looking tired and sloppy.
Even Rams head coach Sean McVay looked a little jet-lagged, calling a QB sneak on the goal line on fourth-and-1 in the third quarter, according to reports from Fox News.
By the fourth quarter, the Rams never really knocked on contention — slipping deeper and deeper into defeat, as noted by Fox News.
Receiver Mike Evans stood out for the Rams, looking like the chain-mover with a touchdown or a first down on all six of his catches.
The first full Saturday of the college football season brought a variety of takeaways, including the Rams' poor performance and the 49ers' dominance, as highlighted by reports from Sports Illustrated.
What's still developing
- Let’s slow the "super team" chatter around the Los Angeles Rams.
- Australia was not good to the Rams, who looked tired and sloppy in their season-opening loss to the San Francisco 49ers.
- Here are four takeaways from Week 1: The first full Saturday of college football began, Lane Kiffin stood down on playing the former NFL preseason players at LSU (for now) and we finally got a full Saturday of football.
- Here are four takeaways from Week 1: The first full Saturday of the college football season is behind us, and we have already had a massive weather delay, an explanation from a power conference on the end-of-game clock and plenty of nail-biters.
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