Dykes wins AP coach of the year for stunning TCU season
Sonny Dykes named AP Coach of the Year after guiding No. 3 TCU to a 12-1 record and a College Football Playoff berth. He earned 37 of 46 first place votes and 120 points. Dykes credited team chemistry and leadership, and reflected on Leach and his father as influences.
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Cavaliers dominate Jazz 122 to 99 on road
Donovan Mitchell led Cleveland with 23 points as the Cavaliers seized control in the third quarter and pulled away to a 122 99 road win over Utah. Darius Garland added 17, Jarrett Allen 20, and Mobley 12, while Utah’s Lauri Markkanen scored 24 in a losing effort.
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Transactions Outline Major League Contracts and Roster Moves
Baseball and football notes summarize minor league signings for Eduard Bazardo Wandisson Charles Kyle Dowdy Jordan Luplow and Jameson Taillon contract terms. Phils executives Fuld Rice Velandia extend three years. Santos designated for assignment. Ravens sign John Simpson to practice squad. Bills reinstate Ike Boettger. Lions re sign Tom Kennedy to practice squad. Broncos place Dakota Allen on IR promote Christian DiLauro. Packers waive Sammy Watkins promote Patrick Taylor. Jaguars promote Gregory Junior waive Tyree Gillespie. Rams promote Earnest Brown and T.J. Carter. Navy names Brian Newby as football coach.
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Local High School Games This Evening Across District
Tonight features boys and girls basketball across Clearview Black River Highland Buckeye Cloverleaf Akron Garfield John Adams Wadsworth Medina Christian Academy Menta Christian and Lanes host bowling and gymnastics events at Brunswick Medina Cloverleaf Wadsworth and Magnificat with games from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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Purdue still No. 1 in AP hoops poll
Purdue holds the top spot in the AP Top 25 men’s college basketball poll for a second straight week after routing Davidson. Connecticut jumps to No. 2, Houston rises to No. 3, Kansas to No. 4, Arizona No. 5, with Virginia No. 6.
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