Big Ten Women’s hoops eye conferences crown chase
Indiana, Iowa, Ohio State, Maryland and Illinois lead a loaded Big Ten women’s race as Caitlin Clark and Shauna Green headline a season shaped by Q1 transfers. Coaches push for a title amid rising attendance and a crowded, competitive field across multiple programs.
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Iowa
Ohio State
Teri Moren
Maryland
Terrapins
Moren
Caitlin Clark
Hoosiers
Grace Berger
Mackenzie Holmes
Clark
Jacy Sheldon
Taylor Thierry
Cotie McMahon
Kevin McGuff
Shyanne Sellers
Diamond Miller
Abby Myers
Brenda Frese
Illinois
Monika Czinano
Hawkeyes
Czinano
Big Ten
Lisa Bluder
Carver-Hawkeye Arena
Carver
Ohio State Eyes Wisconsin Test As Fickell Faces Alma Mater
OSU aims to curb Wisconsin quarterback Braedyn Locke in prime time while relying on Marvin Harrison Jr and a top defense. The Buckeyes, led by Day, seek a ninth straight win over Wisconsin as Henderson eyes a possible return and backups Gebbia or Kienholz prepare for action.
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Fickell
Ohio State
Penn State
Marvin Harrison Jr
Buckeyes
Braedyn Locke
Wisconsin
Illinois
Locke
Tanner Mordecai
Akron
Zips
Cincinnati
Columbus
Madison
Urban Meyer
Badgers
TreVeyon Henderson
Miyan Williams
Henderson
Williams
Day
Emeka Egbuka
Browns struggle to confirm Ford Sunday return vs Seahawks
Jerome Ford practiced on Friday five days after a high ankle sprain and was listed questionable to play. GM Andrew Berry watched closely while Ford praised rest and ice treatment and hinted a Seattle decision. Deshaun Watson remains out, with injuries to Wills and Takitaki affecting Cleveland as Kenneth Walker III is set to play for Seattle.
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Jerome Ford
Browns
Colts
Seahawks
Andrew Berry
Ford
Seattle
PJ. Walker
Nick Chubb
Kareem Hunt
Pierre Strong Jr
Jedrick Wills Jr
Kevin Stefanski
James Hudson III
Wills
Deshaun Watson
Stefanski
Sione Takitaki
Marquise Goodwin
Takitaki
Goodwin
Phil Haynes
Tyler Lockett
Jamal Adams
Kenneth Walker III
Browns star Garrett talks Cavs ties and on field success
Cleveland defensive end Garrett discusses his ownership stake with the Browns, plans to engage fans, and his bond with the city. He recalls becoming a Cavs fan in 2016, and reflects on teammates asking for tickets after the ownership news. He also praises his recent performance versus the Colts and notes Schwartz’s guidance on lifting teammates.
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Cavs
Haslams
Milwaukee Bucks
Jimmy Haslam
LeBron James
Jim Schwartz
Colts
Schwartz
Alex Wright
Ogbo Okoronkwo
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