Harbaugh Named Chargers Coach After Michigan Title
Jim Harbaugh will head the Los Angeles Chargers after leaving Michigan where he capped a ninth season with the school's first national championship since 1997. He becomes the first former Chargers player to return as head coach, taking over a team seeking a culture shift and a Super Bowl bid.
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Baseball and Football and Hockey Transactions Across MLB NFL NHL and MLS
Multiple teams announced minor league and futures contracts in baseball. In football several teams signed futures contracts or made roster moves including Browns Broncos Lions Packers Chiefs Dolphins Patriots 49ers Titans. In hockey the Ducks and others recalled players and waivers were processed. Soccer updates include Colorado Rapids D.C. United FC Dallas Los Angeles FC Minnesota United St Louis City SC transfers and signings.
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NFL Playoff Results and Upcoming Conference Games
The divisional playoffs yielded Baltimore 34 over Houston 10 and San Francisco 24 over Green Bay 21 on Saturday while Detroit defeated Tampa Bay 31 to 23 and Kansas City beat Buffalo 27 to 24 on Sunday. Conference championship games feature Kansas City at Baltimore at 3 p.m. CBS and Detroit at San Francisco with no TV time set. The Super Bowl is scheduled for Sunday February 11 in Las Vegas at 6 30 p m CBS.
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High School Results in Western Ohio Sports Schedule
Elyria Catholic tops Holy Name 66 to 50 in girls basketball. Bowling scores feature Firelands and Avon leading, with multiple schools posting high team totals. Hockey shows Avon edging Longsville 7 to 1, while wrestling and swimming events list matchups and meets across numerous schools.
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Yu leads with 64 at Farmers Insurance Open
Kevin Yu of Taiwan shot an 8 under 64 on the Torrey Pines North Course to lead the opening round, one stroke ahead of Patrick Cantlay and Ryo Hisatsune as the event began in San Diego. Cantlay, Schauffele, and Homa trailed on the South Course after mixed starts.
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