Claims extracted
24
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
17%
4 of 24 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
5
Sports
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
There was nothing but open field in front of the Michigan State defender after he picked up the fumble and raced past midfield with the score tied in the second quarter.
asserted
score → be → quarter
Chasing from the far side was an unlikely pursuer – UCLA’s quarterback.
asserted
pursuer → chase → side
As Ty Dieffenbach finally caught up to the Spartans’ Nikai Martinez around the Bruins’ 22-yard line Saturday afternoon, he made contact, holding Martinez up until his teammates could arrive to make the tackle.
uncertain
teammates → catch → tackle
Two plays later, Michigan State’s quarterback threw an interception leading to a UCLA touchdown.
asserted
quarterback → throw → touchdown
A game the Spartans could have been leading had Dieffenbach not displayed his speed and toughness – on defense, in essence – was now trending heavily in the Bruins’ direction.
uncertain
Dieffenbach → lead → direction
“Ty’s response at that moment of making sure he held that kid up until help showed up, it’s everything,” UCLA coach Bob Chesney said after his ninth-ranked team overcame a horrible start to pull away for a 28-10 victory at the Rose Bowl.
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team → make → Bowl
“It’s 14 points, right?
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It → ’ → ?
I thought he did a great job.”
In many facets.
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he → think → facets
After shaking off a lower-body injury just before halftime, Dieffenbach returned to complete a 63-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Brian Rowe Jr. in the third quarter.
asserted
Dieffenbach → shake → quarter
Rowe made the play possible by badly beating his defender and reaching out to haul in the pass on his way to the end zone.
asserted
play → make → zone
“Got a good play call, got the post against quarters, safety came down and we just launched it,” Dieffenbach said after improving to 2-0 as the Bruins’ starter for a team that remained unbeaten and in strong contention for the College Football Playoff.
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that → get → Playoff
For a few frightening moments late in the second quarter, it seemed as if Dieffenbach might be done for the day.
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Dieffenbach → seem → day
After getting crunched by a pack of defenders, he remained on the field for several minutes while trainers looked at him.
asserted
trainers → crunch → him
Then he rose and walked slowly off the field.
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he → rise → field
With star quarterback Nico Iamaleava already having been lost for the season because of a knee injury suffered earlier this month, the Bruins (7-0 overall, 5-0 Big Ten) couldn’t afford to lose another quarterback.
But it soon became apparent that Dieffenbach would be back.
“It was just a cleat on like a weird spot where it was sensitive and felt nervy to him,” Chesney said of the situation, “but in the end, when he came in and moved around, he’s like, ‘I’m perfectly fine.’ ”
Dieffenbach lamented several passes he didn’t complete on the way to finishing 18 of 31 for 198 yards with 1 touchdown and no interceptions.
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he → lose → touchdown
The senior didn’t need to be perfect on a day the Bruins rolled up 245 yards on the ground.
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Bruins → need → ground
But the play that generated the most buzz afterward was Dieffenbach’s handiwork on defense.
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that → generate → defense
“Ty’s fast,” UCLA defensive back Malik Hartford said after making his own huge contributions with a forced fumble and an interception.
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Hartford → ’ → fumble
“Just appreciate him giving the defense a chance.
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him → appreciate → chance
I mean, that’s all you can ask for.”
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you → mean → ?
Dieffenbach said his approach in that situation was to just get in front of Martinez and delay him long enough for someone to make the tackle.
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someone → say → tackle
“People don’t want to see their quarterback do that,” Dieffenbach said of trying to play defense and potentially getting hurt, “but for me, I’ll do whatever for this team – I’ll get in front of him, I’ll hit him if I have to.
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I → want → him
I tried to hit him but it’s been a while since I’ve made a tackle.”
asserted
I → try → tackle
He might as well have been credited with one, having symbolized his team’s resolve on a day that it needed it.
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it → credit → it
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