NBA and college sports slate across ESPN and ESPNU
A dense schedule features NBA games including Lakers at Miami and Cavaliers at Milwaukee, many college football playoff quarterfinals on ESPN2, and NCAA soccer semifinals on ESPNU. Also listed are college women’s volleyball third round matchups, high school basketball games, and golf’s QBE Shark Shootout plus Presidents Cup Day 3 coverage on The Golf Channel.
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Penguins top Blue Jackets in overtime
Pittsburgh defeats Columbus 1-0 in overtime at Columbus. Rust scores at 3:02 of overtime with assists from Letang and Guentzel. Korpisalo stops 31 of 32 shots. Jarry makes 32 saves on 32 shots. Pittsburgh goes 1-for-3 on power plays while Columbus fails on their lone chance.
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Midwest Wright State Tops Southern University 85 to 62
In a college basketball score update Wright State defeated Southern University 85 to 62. Key players contributed as Wright State built a clear lead through the second half while Southern University struggled to keep pace.
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2019 college football awards winners announced
Joe Burrow of LSU earns Walter Camp and Maxwell Awards while Doak Walker goes to Jonathan Taylor of Wisconsin. Ja'Marr Chase LSU and Chase Young Ohio State also win major honors alongside tackles, quarterbacks, and special teams awards across a full slate of national honors.
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Penzi Sewell
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Dick Butkus
Isaiah Simmons
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Jim Thorpe
Grant Delpit
Bronko Nagurski
Lou Groza
Rodrigo Blankenship
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John Mackey
Presidents Cup results at Royal Melbourne Golf Club
In Melbourne Australia the Presidents Cup matches saw fourball pairs compete with the International team and United States teammates. Justin Thomas and Tiger Woods defeated Marc Leishman and Joaquin Niemann 4 and 3 while Adam Hadwin and Sungjae Im beat Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay 2 up. Adam Scott and Byung Hun An prevailed over Bryson DeChambeau and Tony Finau 2 and 1 with Matsuyama Pan and Webb Simpson edging Cantlay and Reed 1 up. Abraham Ancer and Louis Oosthuizen beat Dustin Johnson and Gary Woodland 4 and 3.
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GlenOak sweeps Division I volleyball honors
GlenOak High School dominates Stark County Coaches Association awards for Division I volleyball. Brooke Pope is player of the year with Natalia Henderson defensive player, and Deb Pickering named coach of the year. Marlington and Northwest also win multiple honors as the list covers first and second teams and honorable mentions.
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Stark County Division II Volleyball All Stars Led by Tortola
The Stark County Coaches Association names the Division II All Stark County Volleyball Team with coach of the year Stephanie Tortola of Marlington and first team includes Riley Cudnik and Alyssa Wise from Northwest. Second team features Morgan Lower Northwest Meghan Frazier Alliance Rachel Porter Canton South Taylor Landsberger Minerva Lauren Rogers Marlington Reese Griser Alliance. Honorable mentions include Caitlyn Litchfield Colette Miller Karan Steiner Jayce Torrence Kate Boehm Emma Reese Mallory Bennett Emma Dine Ashley Cudnik Elora LaFay. Division III IV first team Payton Stewart Tuslaw Madison Farina Central Catholic Kiera Frascone Tuslaw Anne Stephens Central Catholic Grace Lyon Fairless Kamryn Kondrach Fairless Macey McLeod East Canton Tessa Townsend East Canton Claire Mooney Lake Center Christian Katie Moreen Lake Center Christian. Player of the Year Payton Stewart Tuslaw Defensive Player Madison Farina Central Catholic Coach of the Year Susan Pike Tuslaw. Second team Anna Baker Tuslaw Michaela Stevens Tuslaw Sydney Risaliti Central Catholic Victoria Black Central Catholic Bella Mungo Lake Center Christian Jayne Barber Lake Center Christian Kiley Seal Fairless Hallie Seese Fairless Kaylin Passwaters East Canton Madisyn Miller East Canton. Honorable Mention Gwen Wilhelm Tuslaw Elle Mason Central Catholic Jessica Ickes Lake Center Christian Nicole Miller Lake Center Christian Hannah Bernier Fairless Hailey Gross Fairless Brooke Chastain East Canton Brooklyn Donaldson East Canton Jenna Boyd Tuslaw Brylynn Fisk Fairless.
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Dalton Defeats Chippewa In Last-Second Classic
Dalton edged Chippewa 64-63 on a late basket by Geiser after a back and forth OT thriller. Mia Weaver scored 18 for Chippewa, while Geiser provided the decisive shot, and head coaches Katie Miller and Dennis Schrock praised their teams’ effort after a tight nonleague showdown.
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Baseball and football transactions list notable roster moves
In MLB Oakland acquired Buddy Reed as the player to be named in a prior trade. Atlanta named Ben Sestanovich as assistant GM for player development. Dodgers added Josh Bard as bullpen coach Connor McGuinness as assistant pitching coach and Danny Lehmann as game planning coach. Brewers agreed to terms with Corey Knebel on a one year deal. In the NFL Cincinnati activated OT Jonah Williams from PUP and signed DaMarkus Lodge to the practice squad. Detroit signed WR Travis Fulgham and added WR Jonathan Duhart to the practice squad while placing Da'Shawn Hand on IR. 49ers promoted TE Daniel Helm from the practice squad, placed TE Garrett Celek on IR, and signed 5 Jacob Thieneman to the practice squad.
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