Key match-ups for State of Origin III in Sydney on July 13:JAMES TEDESCO (NSW) v DARIUS BOYD (Queensland)Everyone knows what to expect from the rock-solid Boyd. But NSW are hoping Tedesco provides plenty of surprises on Origin debut. The Wests Tigers No.1 finally gets his chance with the Blues after stunning NRL form. Tedesco will hope to be the attacking spark the Blues have sorely missed this year in an intriguing duel with the consistent Boyd.JOSH DUGAN (NSW) v GREG INGLIS (Queensland)The match-up that may yet determine Origin III. And its been a long time coming. Dugan was supposed to line up against Inglis in the series opener, only to succumb to an elbow injury before kick-off. After also missing game two, Dugan will be out to make up for lost time against Inglis. He may be Origins record try-scorer but Inglis is yet to have a standout performance for Queensland this year. Inglis will need to get his mojo back to meet the Dugan challenge.PAUL GALLEN (NSW) v NATE MYLES (Queensland)The curtain will be drawn on one of the great Origin rivalries after Myles return from a knee injury. They may have ensured punching is outlawed in Origin but few would rule out a fiery finale to their feud that has spanned a decade. Gallen will lead a NSW pack hoping to send their retiring captain out a winner. Myles, 31, will be out to silence his critics and show there is plenty of life in his Origin career yet. Something has to give.TYSON FRIZELL (NSW) v COREY PARKER (Queensland)Blues forward Frizell has hit the ground running in State of Origin. Retiring Maroons No.13 Parker is about to walk away. Origin III may come down to whoever gets on the front foot at ANZ Stadium. Queensland want to honour Parker in his final Origin by sealing a rare series whitewash. Frizell will hope to inspire in his own way, just as he did in a memorable game two debut. His pursuit of Dane Gagai will go down in Origin folklore.JACK BIRD (NSW) v GAVIN COOPER (Queensland)Both will look to provide spark off the bench for their respective teams. Bird, 21, showed he could be a handful on Origin debut in game two, managing one line break in his 26-minute cameo. Able to play anywhere in the backline and at lock, Bird could swoop from anywhere in game three. At 30, Cooper finally gets an Origin debut in his 11th NRL season. Lanky backrower will hope to resume the lethal left edge combination he has with Queensland and Cowboys teammate Johnathan Thurston. Wholesale Fake Vans . 10 VCU 85-67 on Thursday night at the Puerto Rico Tip-Off. The Seminoles (4-0) have scored at least 80 points in each of their games. Fake Vans For Sale . PETERSBURG, Fla. http://www.fakevans.com/fake-vans-sk8/ . 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He did not give a timetable for his return from concussion-like symptoms, possibly caused by wrecks June 12 at Michigan and July 2 at Daytona.Earnhardt said the results of his ImPACT test, a 20-minute test that measures memory, reaction time, attention span and other cognitive skills, have matched his baseline, so that is encouraging.My results matched my baseline, which made me feel confident that my brain is pretty sharp; it feels good, Earnhardt said. The symptoms I have are balance and nausea. I struggled with my balance over the last four, five days and I definitely wouldnt be able to drive a race car this weekend.Making the right decision really was out of the question. I made the decision that I had to make.Jeff GGordon would come out of retirement to replace Earnhardt if Earnhardt cant race this weekend at Indianapolis.dddddddddddd. Earnhardt didnt sound optimistic he would race at Indy as he continues to work with doctors.They can give me a lot of exercises that retrain my brain to handle what I need to handle -- its just going to take a lot of patience, Earnhardt said. I take my health and quality of life as a top priority. ... I am going to take this slow and strictly take the advice of my doctors.Alex Bowman replaced Earnhardt at New Hampshire and finished 26th. Earnhardt said he was proud of Bowman.He did a great job, Earnhardt said, as I knew he would. ... I couldnt have asked for a better substitute there. Alex was digging.Earnhardt, who missed two races in 2012 because of concussions, thanked his fans for their support and messages.To hear everybody wishing me well really does my heart good, Earnhardt said. This kind of thing can beat you down and make you sad. ' ' '