Bobcats land multiple All-MAC preseason nods across mags
National outlets Athlon Sports and Phil Steele tabbed Ohio players on their preseason All-MAC lists as the Bobcats eye a 2016 season. Basham Poling Ouellette Powell Lucas Patterson Bonnstetter and others earn second and third team spots, with Johnson Wells McQueen Bass Bonnstetter also noted. Ohio adds 10 early verbal commitments for 2016 amid rising recruiting.
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Indians Orioles postponed by rain. DH Sunday inBaltimore
The Indians and Orioles postponed Saturday’s game due to rain and will play a separate admission doubleheader Sunday. The original Sunday game is at 1 35 p.m. with makeup at 7 05 p.m. Rain soaked Baltimore and Gausman was scratched from Norfolk but may start one Sunday game. Baltimore won Friday night 4 3.
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Ohio Bobcats unveil 2015 16 roster outlining continuity plan
Ohio University basketball reveals its 2015 16 roster with one senior and five true freshmen. Key returners include Jaaron Simmons Kenny Kaminski Antonio Campbell Ryan Taylor and Trey Setty. Coach Saul Phillips emphasizes core players remaining together for two seasons.
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United States Ready for German Challenge in World Cup Semifinal
Megan Rapinoe vows confidence ahead of a semifinal showdown with Germany after the USA defeated China 1 0 in Ottawa. Germany edged France on penalties to reach the semis as the Americans, led by Carli Lloyd, seek a first title since 1999.
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