Farrell 58 Mohawk 52 boys basketball thriller rises in fourth
Jackson Jones scored 13 of his 21 in the final period as Farrell erased a late Mohawk push to win 58-52 in a non conference game. Brandon Smith added 12 for Farrell (3-3) while Mohawk fell to 4-2 paced by Dave Sorbo with 14 and Scott McCurley with 10.
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Miracle From Page 12 Echoes Steelers Patriots Thriller
Steelers remain unbeaten in overtime games as Stewart passes for 266 yards and a comeback drive ties the game late. Patriots blow a late turnover after a 21-13 lead, allowing Pittsburgh to seize momentum. Johnson kicks the overtime winner as Pittsburgh clinches AFC Central race implications.
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Patriots edge Steelers in milestones and tough run defense
New Castle News notes a reshuffled offense with no sacks and 130 rushing yards as Justin Strzebyzk sat out and Jamain Stephens injured. Patriots’ defense stuffed running lanes while Kevin Henry’s interception stood out in a month of big plays. Kordell Stewart and Jerome Bettis had moments, but the Steelers faced a strong New England rush and comeback attempts.
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Steelers Hold Ground as New England Blitz Fails Late
New England's blitzing troubled Pittsburgh early but the defense settled. Chad Scott was targeted yet not torched, Meggett produced a key fluke TD and Coleman struggled on kickoffs while Miller and Johnson delivered. The Steelers adjusted after halftime, delivering a near flawless game plan and a sensational finish.
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Youngstown State into D1AA title game after win
Adrian Brown ran for 187 yards and two touchdowns guiding Youngstown State past Eastern Washington 25-14 in the NCAA Division I-AA semifinal. The Penguins advance to meet McNeese State in Chattanooga for the national championship as EWU’s turnover woes and late interception sealed the loss.
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