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TORONTO -- Sebastian Giovinco had his second three-goal game of the season to take over the Major League Soccer scoring lead and power Toronto FC to a 4-1 victory over the New England Revolution on Saturday night.Giovinco has 15 goals, two more than New York Citys David Villa.Toronto (10-7-6) moved within a point of Eastern Conference-leading New York City. Toronto has won four straight, all at home, and is unbeaten in nine games in row at BMO Field.Giovinco opened the scoring in the 20th minute, putting the rebound off of Michael Bradleys strike past goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth. The Atomic Ant struck again in the 29th, curling a shot into the far corner from just outside the area. The Italian completed the hat trick in the 76th, beating Shuttleworth on a penalty kick after Darrius Barnes took down Jonathan Osorio in the area.Teal Bunbury scored for New England (6-9-8) in the 88th minute.Jozy Altidore added a goal for scored for Toronto in stoppage time.Taylor Leier Jersey . 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Tinsley, a 10-year veteran, spent the last two seasons in Utah, where the point guard averaged 3.NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Quarterback Blake Bortles said Tuesday that hes not a fan of the mustard-colored uniforms that the Jacksonville Jaguars will don for their Thursday night road game against the Tennessee Titans.I think they could have done a better job, and I think they should choose a different color, he said.Truth is, whatever color uniform Jacksonville has modeled the last few years, the players havent looked good in them. And if it cant muster up a better response for this game than it did in a lackluster 33-16 loss to the Oakland Raiders Sunday, it could lead to the kind of midseason changes no team wants to make.Some felt the Jaguars could be a surprise team this year, citing the offseason additions they made to a leaky defense. Instead, they have permitted nearly 27 points per game, putting pressure on an offense that hasnt been able to keep pace.Bortles has had trouble throwing the ball to his teammates, tossing nine interceptions in the first six games and only making marginal improvements in his accuracy. The running game remains a non-entity most weeks, forcing Bortles to throw nearly 40 times a game and making the offense too one-dimensional.With a 2-4 record, coach Gus Bradley is squarely on a scalding seat. This is his fourth year in charge, and the one-time Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator is just 14-40. Another poor performance in this one could lead to a firing that owner Shad Khan, who truly likes Bradley, wouldnt want to preside over but might have no choice.Yet Jacksonville still isnt out of the picture in the AFC South, a claim that can also be made by their opponent. Tennessee (3-4) missed on a great chance to tie Houston for first when it coughed up a lead in the last two minutes Sunday against Indianapolis, losing 34-26.So this game, despite the lack of pizzazz that comes with putting the Jaguars and Titans in prime time, will have meaning. And from Tennessees perspective, it could have even more meaning if it was able to make a play or two at the end of last weeks game, or in earlier defeats against Oakland and Houston.These have alll been close games, Titans coach Mike Mularkey said.dddddddddddd Weve just got to find a way -- especially like this week, that last drive, we felt like if we could hold them to a field goal, we could win that game.Instead, Tennessee couldnt keep tight end Jack Doyle from beating linebacker Avery Williamson in coverage for the 7-yard touchdown pass that gave the Colts a 27-23 lead. Then quarterback Marcus Mariota was strip-sacked on the first play following the ensuing kickoff, and Robert Mathis returned the fumble 14 yards for the game-clinching score.The loss dropped Mariota to 2-8 at home. Two of this years three defeats were marked by late miscues from the second-year pro, who followed up two efficient performances with one that was a little sloppier.He doesnt want to let anybody down, so he doesnt want to make mistakes for his teammates, for this team, for this organization, Mularkey said. If its gray to him, he doesnt want to take the risk. I want him to be aggressive but smart. We definitely have the confidence in him.Tennessee will have to play without guard Quinton Spain (knee), who figures to be out for at least the next two games after being injured in the second quarter Sunday. That could make it a bit easier for Jacksonville to neutralize DeMarco Murray, the NFLs third-leading rusher with 633 yards.But the Jaguars have injury concerns of their own. Nose tackle Roy Miller is out for the year after tearing his right Achilles tendon against Oakland and will be replaced by backup Abry Jones.And if Jacksonville cant up its standard of play Thursday night, it may have far greater worries than the loss of its nose guard.--Theres talk that if Bortles cant turn things around, the coaching staff could bench him for backup Chad Henne. That would be an admission that Bortles isnt the long-term answer. He hasnt helped his cause by tossing nine interceptions in the first six games, and needs to improve his completion percentage as well. ' ' '