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Kent State spoils Calhoun’s YSU debut

Cam Morse and Braun, Hartfield combine for 33 points to lead Penguins


SPORTS DIGEST || Metsa’s goal in OT lifts Phantoms to win

Zach Metsa’s overtime goal lifted the Youngstown Phantoms (4-4-2-1, 11 points) to Saturday’s 4-3 victory over the Muskegon Lumberjacks in USHL action.


Steiner, Wells make college commitments

Lakeview High School has added two more student-athletes to its list of college signees with softball standouts Avrey Steiner finalizing her intention to attend the University of Illinois and teammate Tori Wells committing to the University of Findlay.


Ohio Dominican’s Pavlik ready for NCAA tourney

Grand Valley State is next opponent for Lakeview graduate


BOWLING SCORES

BOWLING AMrON LANES Diver Steel Senior Ladies — Becky Ifft 171-477, Barb Rigley 172-463, Ro


Lions doing their best to sincerely talk up winless Browns

Detroit chasing Minnesota for division crown


NFL

NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE East WLTPctPFPA New England620.750216179 Buffalo530.625174149


Mahoning Valley Race Course

SATURDAY’S RESULTS RACE 1 $12,200 - 3 yo’s & up, 1M 70Y, CLM $7,500 1 Double Onthe Rocks (Ayala,


COLLEGE COMMITS | Updated signings

AUSTINTOWN FITCH Khala Cameron — Coppin State (volleyball) Lauren Dolak — Youngstown State

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OSU rebounds with romp past Spartans

Barrett participated in four touchdowns


THE LINE

THE LINE NFL FavoritePoints (O/U)Underdog Minnesota11/2 (40.5)WASHINGTON CHICAGO51/2


TOP 25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Saturday’s other men’s games

No. 1 Duke 99, Utah Valley 69 DURHAM, N.C. Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski became the first men’s


TOP 25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL

TOP 25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Saturday’s games No. 1 Alabama 31, No. 18 Mississippi State 24


SATURDAY’S OTHER MISSOURI VALLEY FOOTBALL CONFERENCE GAMES

South Dakota State 27, Illinois State 24, OT BROOKINGS, S.D. Taryn Christion accounted for


SATURDAY’S OTHER BIG TEN COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES

No. 6 Wisconsin 38, No. 25 Iowa 14 MADISON, WIS. Receiver Kendric Pryor scored twice, and No. 6