TV and radio schedule highlights across college and pro sports
High school boys basketball at Columbia 7 p.m. on WEOL 930 AM and Oberlin College women at Florida State 7 p.m. against Connecticut from Hartford. College men UNC Asheville 8:30 p.m. Big Ten at Ohio State on WKNR 850 AM and WEOL 930 AM. College men UNLV vs Kansas State 9 p.m. on ESPN2 from Kansas City. Southern Mississippi football 8 p.m. against Louisville from St. Petersburg. Dunlop Phoenix first round golf in Miyazaki Japan at 3 p.m. taped. NHL New Jersey Devils at Washington Capitals 7:30 p.m. on VERSUS. Nadal vs Federer tennis exhibition from Zurich 2:30 p.m. on ESPN2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Oberlin College
Florida State
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Unc-Ashville
Big Ten
Ohio State
WKNR
UNLV
Kansas State
Kansas City
Southern Mississippi
Louisville
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Duke
Kansas
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Villanova
San Diego St
Missouri
Georgetown
Kansas St
Michigan St
Kentucky
Purdue
Baylor
Memphis
Minnesota
Texas
Tennessee
Florida
Illinois
Notre Dame
BYU
UCF
Texas A&m
Vanderbilt
Washington
Temple
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Arizona
Drexel
Calif. Gonzaga
Saint Mary’s
Washington St
Boston College
Oklahoma
San Diego State
Michigan State
New Mexico
Wichita State
Oklahoma State
Old Dominion
Calif
Washington State
Richmond
Xavier
Stanford
UCLA
Iowa
DePaul
St. John’s
Maryland
Iowa St
Florida St
Arkansas
Kansas _ St
Wis
Green Bay
Georgia
Southern Cal
Bowling Green
Miami
USA Today
ESPN
Multiple MLB and NHL moves and college coaching changes
The brief lists numerous terms agreed or announced across leagues. White Sox sign Jesse Crain. Indians sign Austin Kearns. Pirates Mota and Fields. Giants Mota. Nationals Ankiel Mattheus plus several minor contracts. CFL Lions extend Travis Lulay. Bruins Cody Wild reassigned. Devils Corrente recalled. Senators Brodeur reassigned. Lightning Desjardins recalled. College adds lacrosse at Albertus Magnus. Boston College coach Spaziani extension. Georgia Southern hires Vanderspiegel. Kent State hires Hazell. La Salle promotes Serabian. Maryland fires Friedgen. Mount Olive resigns Riggs. TIFFIN names Gary Goff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago White Sox
Jesse Crain
Joe McEwing
Charlotte
Bobby Magallenes
Birmingham
Julio Vinas
Winston-Salem
Carolina
Tommy Thompson
Kannapolis
Sal
Ryan Newman
Great Falls
Pioneer
Pete Rose Jr
Bristol
Appalachian
Devon White
Cleveland Indians
Austin Kearns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Josh Fields
SAN Francisco Giants
Guillermo Mota
Washington Nationals
Rick Ankiel
Ryan Mattheus
Joe Bisenius
Tim Wood
Michael Aubrey
Brian Bixler
Jeff Frazier
Jonathan van Every
Hockey National Hockey League
Boston Bruins
Cody Wild
Reading
Providence
NEW Jersey Devils
Matt Corrente
Albany
Ottawa Senators
Mike Brodeur
Binghamton
Tampa Bay Lightning
Gedrick Desjardins
Norfolk
American Hockey League
Connecticut
Mats Zuccarello
Worcester
College
Albertus Magnus
Boston College
Frank Spaziani
Georgia Southern
Lindsey Vanderspiegel
Kent State
Darrell Hazell
LA Salle
Michelle Serabian
Maryland
Ralph Friedgen
Mount Olive
Jerry Riggs
Tiffin
Gary Goff
Luther Finishes Non-conference Victory Over Open Door
Luther boys beat Open Door 63 52 in non-conference action. Girls teams played at the Earview Holiday Tourna at Clearview High with Maple Heights 68 Firelands 44 and Vermilion 48 Clearview 37. Local bowling and swimming results listed from various leagues and meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Door
Earview
Clearview High
Maple Heights
Firelands
Vermilion
Clearview
Elyria Catholic
Midview
Chanel
Oberlin
North Ridgeville
Olmsted Falls
Cleveland
MLK
Lorain County
North Park Ice Arena
Ska Catholic
Notable sports milestones and rankings across decades
The text lists varied sports notes: college basketball rankings with poll votes through Dec 13, hockey and football history, a 1981 Cincinnati win on a dramatic last-second shot in the seventh overtime, and Barry Sanders reaching 2 000 rushing yards in 1997 with a 184-yard game for Detroit against New York Jets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA Today
ESPN
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Buffalo Sabres
Washington Capitals
Doug Schloerner
Cincinnati
Bradley
Barry Sanders
Detroit Lions
New York Jets
Kent State names Hazell first Black head football coach
Kent State hires Darrell Hazell as head football coach, making him the program's first minority leader in its 90 year history. He arrives from Ohio State as the school's 20th coach, replacing Doug Martin who resigned after a 5 7 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Hazell
Kent State
Hazell
Ohio State
Doug Martin
Martin
Ralph Friedgen
Maryland
Texas Tech
Mike Leach
Indiana
Kevin Wilson
Doug Mallory
Mike Ekeler
Mallory
Bill Mallory
Terrell Owens
Cincinnati Bengals
Cleveland
Owens
Birmingham
Ala
James Andrews
Mark Sanchez
Pittsburgh Steelers
Rex Ryan
New York Jets
Sanchez
Chicago
Indianapolis Colts
Austin Collie
Collie
Jim Caldwell
Indians re sign Kearns to bolster outfield depth
Tribe GM Antonetti confirms Cleveland traded for and re signed outfielder Austin Kearns after a spring buildup with New York. Kearns cites Cleveland as the right fit returning to a secured big league roster role while the Indians also scout Bartolo Colon and add Adam Everett to a minor league deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonetti
Mark Shapiro
Indians
Kearns
New York
Reds
Cleveland
Yankees
Washington Nationals
Michael Brantley
Shin-Soo Choo
Grady Sizemore
Sizemore
Brantley
Travis Buck
Buck
Oakland
A’s
Bartolo Colon
Dominican Republic
Colon
White Sox
Angels
Adam Everett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nadal
Federer
Zurich
ESPN2
Espn Golf
Canadian Football League
B.C. Lions
Travis Lulay
NFL
Steelers
Panthers
Cowboys
Dolphins
Lions Eagles
Vikings
Jaguars
Redskins
RAMS
49Ers
BUCS
Seahawks
Patriots
BILLS
BEARS
Jets
Ravens
Browns Chiefs
Titans
Colts
Raiders
Texans
Broncos
Packers
Giants Chargers
Bengals
Falcons
Saints
Fla
Boise St
Utah
San Diego
St . Navy
Honolulu
Hawaii
Tulsa
New Orleans
Auburn
Glendale
Ariz
Oregon
NBA
MAGIC
Mavericks Thunder
Bobcats Grizzlies
Nets Bulls
76Ers
Kings Warriors Lakers
Bucks
Tennessee T
Kent ST
Y’town
Cincinnati T
Miami N Carolina
Will & Mary Ariz
Long Beach
UAB
DRAKE
Dartmouth
la. Tech
Wichita
Luther
North Shore
Lorain
Buckeye
Wellington
Black River
Patriot Athletic
Brookside
Brooklyn
West Shore
Rocky River
Avon
Bay
Fairview
Toledo St. Francis de Sales
Elyria
Keystone
Southwestern Center
North Olmsted
Midpark
Westlake
Berea
Greater Cleveland High School Hockey League
Ries
North Park
Iew
Amherst
Twinsburg
Eastlake North
Archbishop Hoban
Southern Miss
NHL
Las Vegas
Boise State
Navy
Detroit
Toledo
Florida International
Iowa State
Nebraska
Wisconsin-Green Bay
Parthers
California
Marquette
Princeton
Florida Gulf Coast
Rutgers
Philadelphia
N.Y. Rangers
New Jersey
N.Y. Islanders
Montreal
Boston
Ottawa
Buffalo
Toronto
Atlanta
Tampa Bay
Nashville
St. Louis
Columbus
Colorado
Vancouver
Calgary
Edmonton
Dallas
Anaheim
San Jose
Los Angeles
Phoenix
x-New England
N.Y. Jets
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Houston
x-Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Oakland GY
Denver
N.Y. Giants
Washington Dallas
x-Atlanta
Seattle
San Francisco
New England
Golden Flashes
Eagles
Nate Allen
Brandon Graham
Ellis Hobbs
John Harbaugh
Todd Heap
Browns
Washington Redskins
Mike Shanahan
Denver Broncos
Kevin Alexander
Aurora
Colo
Nfls
Strasburg
Stephen Strasburg
San Diego Padres
Orlando Hudson
Ricky Nolasco
Bill Hall
Ed Wade
Hall
Boston Red Sox
Honus Wagner
Uconn
Uconn Ladies
Huskies
Milwaukee Bucks
Brandon Jennings
New Orleans Hornets
Gilbert Arenas
The
Atlanta Hawks
Rick Pitino
Puerto Rico
Chris Assenheimer
Chronicles
Mike
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!