Elyria Catholic Tops Division IV Poll After OT Win
Elyria Catholic earns No 1 in Division IV state poll with a 34-28 overtime victory over Bishop Hartley. BC leads with 230 points, Ottawa Glan derf second with 226. Panthers' coach Ben Malbasa and QB Danny Reaser comment on the milestone and team effort.
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Ohio State Faces Heavy Underdog Test at Home
No. 2 Ohio State, 12-0 at Ohio Stadium, prepares for a big underdog clash with Eastern Michigan after a 43-7 win over Ohio University. Players stress staying focused amid four consecutive games against lower-ranked opponents. Coach Jim Tressel and staff emphasize not looking ahead despite the lopsided odds.
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Midview Middies blank Elyria Catholic for sixth win
Freshman Tay lor Ceh and two other freshmen shared the shutout as Midview improved to 7-1-1, beating Elyria Catholic 3-0 at Knights of Columbus Field. Torie Benton opened the scoring in the 16th minute, followed by Kayla Hirschfelder’s 53rd minute strike.
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Twins Dominate Indians 9-3 Behind Duensing Heroics
Brian Duensing battled command issues to notch his 10th win as the Twins built a six-run sixth inning. Danny Valencia and Michael Cuddyer homered to back the lefty who escaped a bases loaded jam, while Cleveland saw its bid falter at Target Field in Minneapolis.
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Browns blame mistakes for 0-2 start amid turnovers
Browns coach Eric Mangini says turnovers and penalties, not lack of talent, cost them in a 17-14 loss to Tampa Bay and a 16-14 home defeat to Kansas City. He notes players control the miscues and stresses focus and consistency despite close scores.
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