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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of outrush.
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Examples
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They were outrushed by the worst rushing team in the league.
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LeSean McCoy ran 27 yards for a go-ahead touchdown early in the fourth quarter despite being outrushed by Iowa's Shonn Greene in a matchup of top running backs as Pittsburgh rallied after losing a double-digit lead to beat the Hawkeyes 21-20 Saturday.
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` ` He (Greene) played excellent - he's a Milford (Academy) guy like me - but we won, though, '' McCoy said after being outrushed by Greene 147-78.
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The Beavers never trailed, led 21-0 at half and outrushed USC 186-89.
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The Giants outrushed the Packers, 134-28, with the seventh-round pick again forming a lethal 1-2 punch with Brandon Jacobs.
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Outgained on the ground 183 to 53 yards in last week's 29-13 loss to Chicago, the Colts were outrushed this time 180-25.
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After being held in check by Boise State's defense in the first half, Nevada outrushed Boise State 239-8 in the second.
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Pittsburgh outrushed the Vikings by over 200 yards.
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The Colts frittered away this domination by getting outrushed 167 yards to 64, being out-returned on punts 72 yards to 42, and allowing the Chargers a net punt return average of 51.7 yards, a whopping 20-yard difference between what the Colts averaged on their returns.
Warner Underappreciated, Manning Scapegoated, Giants Imperiled
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"We got off to a fast start, but they're the type of team that you have to play four quarters with," Jones lamented after the Bears were beaten 29-17 Sunday night by the Indianapolis Colts and outrushed 191 yards to 111.
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