Roundup Union boys drop opener to Eden Christian
Union boys fall 3 2A road game to Eden Christian 3 2A Panthers. Braydon Cameron tops Mohawk with 13 points while Nick Wheeler adds eight as Sewickley Academy improves to 1 0 2 2. Our Lady of the Sacred Heart beats Shenango 74 28 with Dante Spadafora and Jake DiMichelle scoring 16 each. Aliquippa 72 Ellwood City 43 as Marlin Devonshire leads Quips with 17. Wilmington’s rally falls short against Quakers. Tage Kelliher scores 17 and four steals.
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Colton Richards
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Pitt star Bill Fralic dies at 56 rememberd Falcons Hall of Fame lineman
Bill Fralic, a Pitt football legend and two time All American who starred for the Falcons, died at 56 after a cancer battle at his suburban Atlanta home. He finished high in Heisman ballots in 1983 and 1984, earned Pro Bowls, and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1998. The Panthers retired his No 79 in 1984 and he joined Pitt’s Athletics Hall of Fame in 2017 alongside Dan Marino.
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Steelers ready to face Patriots in high stakes showdown
Roethlisberger says Pittsburgh must confront adversity as the Steelers prepare for a pivotal matchup with New England. The Patriots, aiming for a 10th straight AFC East title, seek consistency after a dramatic Dolphins loss. Brady nears 70,000 career passing yards while Gronkowski routinely torments Pittsburgh.
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Mary Hardin-Baylor Captures DIII Title Over Mount Union
In Shenandoah Texas AP Jase Hammack threw for 147 yards and two touchdowns as Mary Hardin-Baylor defeated defending champion Mount Union 24-16 to win their second Division III title in three years. Hammack recovered from an early fumble, completed 11 of 19 passes, and added 44 rushing yards while Markeith Miller ran for 90 yards and a score.
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