Olympics role in Russia's election hacking discussed
U S intelligence report released Friday says Putin ordered covert operations to influence the 2016 presidential race. It notes Putin cited the Panama Papers and Olympic doping scandal as U S directed defamation and suggests he aimed to aid Donald Trump and harm Hillary Clinton through leaked emails and other actions.
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Voter reflects on 2017 Hall of Fame ballot and picks
The author recalls sending in a 2017 ballot while wrestling with PED era debates. He backs Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens, praises Curt Schilling for his postseason record, and also votes for Mike Mussina and Jeff Kent, arguing Hall standards include career impact and notable moments beyond clean statistics.
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Ohio Bobcats seek improvements after 2016 season review
The recap outlines Ohio football flaws in red zone efficiency and the rushing attack, noting a 3.83 points per possession inside opponent 40 and a weak short to intermediate passing game. It highlights players like Dorian Brown and Maleek Irons, returns of Ouellette and Elison, and the limited 31 rushing targets in 2016.
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Ohio Bobcats 2016 offense outlook breakdown for National Signing Day
Ohio Bobcats offense shows moments but struggles finishing drives in red zone. Run game fades late year amid turnover of personnel. This breakdown lists who’s gone and who’s back by position as National Signing Day nears.
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Bobcats Face Offensive Line Overhaul With Uncertainty
Ohio's offensive line loses two senior starters and four seniors total, with freshman Desmond Noel and sophomore walk-on Jacob Ready suspended after December arrests. Returnees include center Jake Pruehs, right guard Darrell Wood, and left tackle Joe Lowery. Juniors back, depth concerns linger, two junior college transfers arrive, and redshirts possible for recruits Notestine Trotter and others.
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Ohio Wide Receiver Losses Open Door for Fresh Talent
Ohio will bid farewell to Sebastian Smith and Jordan Reid, two multi year starters and top receivers in program history. Sophomore Papi White expands as a full time receiver after 41 catches for 672 yards and six scores in 2016, with redshirt freshmen Elijah Ball and Kyle Belack contributing in 2016 and future. Freshmen Cameron Odom Keevan Harris and Matt Seymour redshirted, while Brendan Cope aims to return from a shoulder injury as the team reloads behind the departed duo.
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Ohio football eyes 2017 QBs after Windham era ends
Windham exhausts eligibility with 2016 season showing improved efficiency. Quinton Maxwell posted top 10 Ohio marks in passer rating but late struggles forced a return to Windham for the bowl. Duckworth aims for transfer, Haber returns, Rourke signs, Keszer recruited, and Ohio weighs graduate transfer options.
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Ohio Bobcats set to return five offensive starters in 2017
Ohio plans to bring back five starting offensive players next season including three on the line, at tight end and running back. The depth at OL RB WR and TE looks solid, with Cope and Maxwell contributing as week and partial starters. As in 2016, 2017 success hinges on who lines up at quarterback.
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NIU Clinches 88 80 Victory Over Ohio Behind 28-Point Second Quarter
Northern Illinois toppled Ohio 88 80 as Cassidy Glenn led with 24 and Ally Lehman added 13. Ohio, hampered by 27 fouls and a poor defensive stretch, saw seven players in double figures and battled to reach 80 but faltered late as NIU built a 38 26 lead after the second period and pulled away.
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Cavaliers eye Korver debut after trade talks and medicals
Korver appears set to join the Cavaliers pending a physical and travel schedule, as Cleveland weighs two possible 2021 and 2022 second round picks if the deal lands. Timetables are fluid with a Suns game Sunday missed and a potential Tuesday debut against the Jazz. Kyrie Irving says Korver will find better spacing and open looks in Cleveland.
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