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Titans’ Henry ties 99-yard TD mark

Tennessee romps past Jacksonville to remain in playoff hunt


Kessel, Letang reach milestones in rout of Islanders

Guentzel assists on three goals


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Hunter’s double-double lifts Fitch over Ursuline

Austintown Fitch’s Sabria Hunter (33) and Ursuline’s Dayshanette Harris (11) battle for a rebound during a game Wednesday night. Hunter scored 33 points and Harris had 28 as the Falcons beat the Irish 62-52 at Fitch High School.


United Way Basketball Classic returns to Poland

Four games are scheduled from early Saturday afternoon into the evening.


SPORTS DIGEST || Hubbard grad LJ Scott declares for NFL Draft

Hubbard grad LJ Scott declares for NFL Draft East Lansing, Mich. Michigan State and former


Buckeyes’ Haskins has Heisman-worthy numbers

Dwayne Haskins Jr. finished with 4,580 passing yards and 47 touchdowns, both of which led the nation.


HIGH SCHOOLS

BOYS BASKETBALL Tuesday Poland 63, Howland 45 Poland senior Braeden O’Shaughnessy scored his 1,000th career point in the win.


Woods leads Buckeyes over Illini

After going scoreless in the previous game, Keyshawn Woods was determined to make a positive impact Wednesday night.


Mayfield believes Riley is ready for NFL

The Browns QB wouldn’t be surprised if his former coach makes the jump to the professional level.


League

League NFL refs want League to look into altercation The NFL Referees Association is questioning


Warriors wallop Cavaliers

Curry scores 42 as the Warriors prove the NBA Finals rivalry is over.


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DAY AFTER URBAN

Meyer to retire after Rose Bowl


South Range rallies late against Ursuline

The South Range Raiders didn’t waste much time finding their midseason form, even if it was the season opener.


Central Michigan outlasts YSU in triple overtime

Youngstown State had multiple chances to beat Central Michigan


SPORTS DIGEST|| Palmer steps down as Sebring football coach

Brian Palmer stepped down as the Sebring football coach on Tuesday, according to 21 WFMJ. Palmer went winless in two seasons with the Trojans.