Bobcats Fall Short of MAC Tournament Bye
Ohio University women's basketball defeats Bowling Green 79-68 at the Convocation Center to end the Bobcats two game MAC win streak and for the first time in three seasons miss a first round bye. Ohio (20-8, 11-6 MAC) will host a Monday 6 p.m. first round game in the Congo as No 5 or No 6 seed. Guard Quiera Lampkins led with 23 points and nine rebounds, while Amani Burke added 11 off the bench.
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Bobcats unveil 2017 football schedule details
Ohio University released its 2017 football schedule with mostly weaker 2016 records, featuring non conference games against Hampton Purdue Kansas UMass and a schedule heavy with MAC matchups including Kent State Miami Ohio and Toledo. The Bobcats host several teams at Peden Stadium while travel plans include trips to Eastern Michigan and Buffalo.
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St Joseph Upsets Southern For Division IV Sectional Title
No. 6 St Joseph defeated No. 3 Southern 61-54 in a Division IV sectional final at Meigs High School to claim the sectional crown. Chase Walters led Southern with 24 points while Zach McGraw added 16. St Joseph advances to face Beaver Eastern March 7 at Ohio University’s Convocation Center.
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Prep basketball sectional and district matchups listed
Results and schedules for high school boys and girls basketball across divisions IV and II. Sectional finals set at Meigs and Northwest with Trimble Belpre and St Joe Southern in action. District finals and semifinals scheduled at Southeastern OU Jackson Waverly with Notre Dame Waterford Eastern and mixed pairings.
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Falcons advance to district tournament title win over Symmes Valley
Miller High School’s Carson Starlin scored the game winner as the No. 4 seed defeated No. 5 Symmes Valley 62 to 59 in a Division IV sectional final at Meigs High School. Starlin converted a pass from Cole Geil with 10 seconds left, earned a one and one with 4.0 seconds, and sealed the victory despite a late rebound and scramble. The win vaults Miller to the district semifinals against Clay at Ohio University Convocation Center Wednesday at 6:15 p.m.. Miller improves to 1-12 while Symmes Valley’s season ends.
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Bengals face 2017 cap as NFL sets salary limit
The NFL capped 2017 at 167 million, up 13 million from 2016. The Bengals hold about 131.7 million in 2017 salaries and roughly 6 million rollovers, leaving nearly 41 million to re-sign 16 free agents and others when the new league year opens March 9. They expect about 15 million available for free agency, unlikely to re-sign Andrew Whitworth Kevin Zeitler or Dre Kirkpatrick, and will mainly add via 11 draft picks and compensatory picks rather than big outside targets.
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