Ohio Bobcats top Buffalo 34-10 to inch toward MAC East title
Redshirt freshman Quentin Maxwell threw for a career-high 236 yards and two scores and rushed for a touchdown as Ohio cruised past Buffalo 34-10 at Peden Stadium. Maxwell connected with Papi White for a 75-yard opening play TD and finished with 50 rushing yards, while White added 113 receiving yards. The Bobcats improve to 7-3, 5-1 in the MAC, needing one win in their final two to clinch the division. Buffalo drops to 2-7, 1-4.
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Cavaliers stay unbeaten with 128 122 win over Celtics
LeBron James scored a season high 30 points to lift the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 128 122 victory over the Boston Celtics. Kevin Love added 26 points, Kyrie Irving 23, and Tristan Thompson posted a 15 point 14 rebound double double as Cleveland improved to 5 0. Isaiah Thomas 30 and Avery Bradley 26 led Boston, missing Al Horford and Joe Crowder.
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Associated Press
Amir Johnson
Bengals waive Lewis-Harris in pursuit of Gilberry return
The Bengals waived cornerback Chris Lewis-Harris on Thursday as they work to re sign defensive end Wallace Gilberry. Cincinnati 3-4-1 ranks 21st in scoring defense after last season’s strong points defense. Gilberry previously left as a free agent, signed with Detroit, then returned via waivers after abdominal injury.
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Detroit
Relief revolution: Highlights from a wild postseason
The 2016 playoffs began with a controversial decision by Buck Showalter in the wild card loss to Toronto. Madison Bumgarner fueled the Giants to a Mets upset, and Chicago finally won the World Series over Cleveland in 10 innings. The era of lights out relievers and longer outings sparked debate about sabermetric strategy and the limits of bullpen specialization. Cubs end drought, others chase encore in a memorable October.
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