Purdue takes aim at division title after Ohio State win
Purdue 4-3 3-1 Big Ten hosts Michigan State after a 49-20 win over Ohio State, seeking to sustain momentum and avoid a letdown. MSU, battered by injuries including Felton Davis, eyes a rebound in a crucial Big Ten clash as October ends.
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Ohio State
Purdue
Jeff Brohm
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Brohm
Big Ten
Michigan
Spartans
Mark Dantonio
Felton Davis
Purdue rides road win streak toward Michigan State clash
Purdue extended its four game run with wins at Illinois and Nebraska marking the first back to back conference road wins in six years. The Ohio State win came at home. Brohm stresses focus on small details as Michigan State seeks to topple Michigan rivalry.
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Calvin Knights Sweep Hope in Five Set Volleyball Thriller
Calvin Knights defeated Hope 3-0 in the match after taking the opener 25-19 and closing sets 26-24 and 25-23. Kelsey Smith and Anna Kamp led Calvin with five kills each in the first set, while Kamp totaled 12 kills on the night. Hope's Ana Grunewald and Katie Rietberg added late sparks as Tracy Westra contributed 13 assists.
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Warners
Rietberg
DeVries
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Smith
Kamp
Otto
West Ottawa
Ana Grunewald
Ryan Stutz
Westra
Adair Cutler
Vachon
Grace Kellogg
Keilahna Castillo
West Ottawa falls to Hudsonville in playoff bid 49 42
West Ottawa battled back but couldn’t overcome Hudsonville as turnovers and pressure doomed their playoff run. Isaac Van Dyke threw five touchdowns and 276 yards, while Kobe Hescott and Matt Cox connected for scores late. Hudsonville recovered an onside kick to seal the win.
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Ryan Oshnock
Isaac van Dyke
Matt Cox
van Dyke
Kobe Hescott
Hudsonville
Eagles
Mason Piper
VanDyke
Max Voet
Bryce Herrema
Panthers
Cox
Jordan Wenzel
Piper
Gayton
Voet
Oshnock
Simone Biles embraces comeback as self respect and change
Simone Biles aims to discover her limits and push boundaries not to satisfy sponsors or officials. She critiques USA Gymnastics amid Nassar fallout, embraces quiet, blunt messaging, and uses her platform to press for transparency while preparing for Doha world championships.
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Boston
Biles
Larry Nassar
Elise Amendola
USA Gymnastics
Laurent Landi
Kerry Perry
U.S
Mary Bono
Perry
Doha
Qatar
Bono
Nike
NFL
Colin Kaepernick
Nellie Biles
Chix roll past Zeeland East as Fusco injures in blowout win
Chix race to a 32-7 halftime lead behind multiple Taylor scores and Fusco TDs before Fusco is hurt early in the second half. Stockdale, Houghtaling and Lambert add key scores as Zeeland East pulls away to a 48-7 final, with Zeeland East securing a running clock. The team advances to face Zeeland West or St Joseph at Zeeland Stadium.
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Lancers
Fusco
Zeeland East
Berghorst
Alex Stockdale
Taylor
Ethan Houghtaling
Tommy Zegunis
Houghtaling
Ryan Stockdale
Nick Lambert
Adam Berghorst
Zeeland West
St. Joseph
Zeeland Stadium
Saugatuck Routs Kent City Behind Big Night By Dunn Backfield
Saugatuck rode 221 rushing yards from Bradley Dunn and 199 yards from the backfield duo of Jake Stewart and Nick Stanberry as they countered Kent City's 317 rushing yards led by Gio Weeks. Stewart slammed 200 yards on nine carries with three scores, Stanberry added 138 on seven carries, and Dunn broke free for a 90 yard TD after a fumble. The win keeps Saugatuck on track as Weeks spruced the Kent City attack with multiple long runs before the final push sealed it.
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Stanberry
Bill Dunn
Bradley Dunn
Dunn
Gio Weeks
Bradley
Nick Stanberry
Jake Stewart
Kent City
Saugatuck
Dolan Bair
Nicholas Baumbach
Griffin Milovanski
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Josh
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