Calhoun announces retirement after storied UConn career
UConn coach Calhoun retires at 70 after guiding the Huskies to three national titles and 873 wins. He departs with a transition role through spring, naming a successor while reflecting on health issues, NCAA scrutiny, and a career built on staying the course.
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High scoring showdown looms in Carbondale Centralia clash
Terriers and Orphans, both 3-0, prepare for a high tempo South Seven showdown at Frank Bleyer Field. Centralia quarterback Dyman Sodsaikitch and Rashad Campbell lead the visitors against Carbondale’s Justin Hoffmann and Bryce Reno-Gibson as both defenses aim to hold off a potent attack in a contest with history of close scores. Kickoff is 7 p.m.
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Jonesboro, Du Quoin defense struggles in win
Anna Jonesboro and Du Quoin face tough defensive battles as the Indians show week three offense improvement. Du Quoin's Shayne Baxter races 249 yards through three games while Deeja Cole bursts for 91 yards on ten carries. Brenden Fred passes for 119 yards and two touchdowns as Anna Jonesboro clinches the win after slow starts earlier in the season.
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Hunsinger remembered as player teacher at Harrisburg
Harrisburg legend Hunsinger, a three time winning Florida back and Bears draft pick, left a lasting impact as a high school auto mechanics teacher for 35 years. He died of cancer in 1998 after coaching four seasons with a 5-38 record, while his field honors reflect his community leadership and work ethic.
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