Mets suspend Mazzilli for 50 games drug test
Major League Baseball drug program suspends New York Mets second baseman L.J. Mazzilli for 50 games after a second positive test. C Ryan Lavarnway claimed off waivers by Baltimore. Quintin Berry released.
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College football rankings and teams listed
A jumbled OCR fragment lists multiple college football programs including Florida State Alabama Oregon Ohio State and others. No coherent story or outcome is present beyond team names and scattered phrases.
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Landed Scores Across Men’s and Women’s College Games
A wide set of results includes East region matchups with Niagara, Siena, Iona, Florida Gulf Coast, Hofstra, Saint Peter’s and Sacred Heart. Notable scores feature Villanova 92 over NJIT 67 and Rutgers 79 over Sacred Heart 54. Women's play highlights Cincinnati 70 over Detroit 38 and Hawaii 69 over CS Bakersfield 78.
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Thursday minor league hockey matchups listed for six cities
No games scheduled Thursday with a slate including Hamilton at Toronto 1 PM Manchester at Worcester 5 PM Lehigh Valley at Hershey 7 PM Springfield at Hartford 7 PM Providence at Bridgeport 7 PM Albany at Syracuse 7 PM Adirondack at Utica 7 PM W B Scranton at Binghamton 7 05 PM Lake Erie at Rochester 7 05 PM Chicago at Milwaukee 8 PM Iowa at Rockford 8 PM Texas at San Antonio 8 30 PM
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Bahamas Bowl Preview Central Michigan Versus Western Kentucky
Nassau edition notes college football bowl matchups with Central Michigan and Western Kentucky facing off in the Bahamas Bowl as Hawaii Bowl coverage highlights Fresno State against Rice in Honolulu.
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High School Boys Basketball Scores Across Regions
Summary of Patriot Athletic Conference results Keystone over Wellington 63 40 Buckeye over Black River 53 42 Firelands over Brookside 62 49 Clearview over Fairview 66 34 Columbia over Brooklyn 57 51 Lutheran West over Oberlin 76 54 plus non conference Avon Lake over Strongsville 60 54 Elyria over North Ridgeville 73 65 in OT. State scores include Akr Hoban over Akr Coventry 69 67 and others across Ohio with numerous district matchups and OT results.
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Mariota earns AP college football player of the year
Marcus Mariota of Oregon is the AP player of the year after a landslide vote. He secured 49 of 54 AP Top 25 ballots, becoming the first Oregon player to win the award first given in 1998.
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Buckeyes rebound as Barrett shines amid tough season turn
Ohio State endured a rough start at Virginia Tech before steady progress. QB Barrett set school records for TD passes and total offense as the offense and defense evolved under first-year coordinator Chris Ash. Running back Elliott posted 1,402 yards, while defenders Rosa Apple Bell Powell emerged as key playmakers and Meyer eyed a lasting legacy.
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