National Championship Coverage From Charlotte Airs Tonight
Cleveland faces Houston in MLB action at 7 p.m. regional sports radio lines STO WEOL 930 AM WTAM 1100 AM WMMS 100.7 FM ESPN carry updates and commentary.
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Multiple Sports Transactions and Coaching Moves Summary
Rockies recall Cristhian Adames from Tulsa. Bears place Tillman on injured reserve and sign David Fales to practice squad. Devils name David Sunniff assistant coach. MLS fines DC United and Ben Olsen for mass confrontation. Roy Miller fined for head contact. Guilford names Kelly Braman and Anna Mitchell as assistant softball coaches. Iowa State announces OL Jacob Gannon rejoin. NYU names Mitchell women’s assistant coach. Randolph-Macon names Austin McGowan assistant baseball coach.
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State college game lines unclear over quarterback status
Report notes no betting lines for Utah State versus Arkansas State due to quarterback Chuckie Keeton listed as doubtful and no line for New Mexico against New Mexico State due to Cole Gautsche listed as questionable.
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Ohio high school football AP poll 2014 first weekly ranking
The Associated Press releases the first 2014 state poll by OHSAA divisions. It ranks teams by non lost records and total points with first place votes shown in parentheses.
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Ohio state volleyball coaches poll released across divisions
The third weekly Ohio High Volleyball Association poll lists Division I top teams led by Toledo St. Ursula with 28 first place votes and Mount Notre Dame, Dublin Coffman and Ursuline in pursuit. Division II features Lake Catholic and Padua Franciscan at the top with multiple schools named in the rankings and additional teams receiving 12 or more points across divisions.
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Peterson returns to Vikings amid child abuse charge flap
Adrian Peterson back with Minnesota for practices and the next game after being charged for striking his son with a wooden switch. He vows he is not a child abuser and says he disciplined his child to teach right from wrong. The Wilfs say his return follows significant discussion while the legal process unfolds.
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Avon Lake Dominates SWC Tennis Titles In Thrilling Final
Avon Lake defeats Brecksville to claim the third singles title as Hope Wilhelm fights back from a set down 3-1 in the second to win 4-6 7-5 10-5. Sabo Hoffman duo wins first doubles, Krieg takes second singles, Pahne tops Wang for first singles as North Olmsted and Westlake contenders claim other titles.
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