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SPORTS DIGEST || NCAA, Riddell named in class-action lawsuit

The NCAA and helmet maker Riddell are defendants in separate class-action lawsuits alleging they failed to protect football players from long-term head injuries and didn’t educate them about the risks.


Cavs to work out free-agent guard Kirk Hinrich

NBA champs struggled in January


Rooney expects Roethlisberger to return

Young players give owner hope for near future


High School Sports at a glance

TUESDAY’S RESULTS BOYS BASKETBALL St. Thomas Aquinas 45, Cardinal Mooney 35 Logan Newman led


Tuesday’s NBA games

Wizards 117, Knicks 101 WASHINGTON Bradley Beal went shot for shot with Carmelo Anthony and


Ohio State is hoping for upset of Alabama

Signing Day likely to lack usual drama


Tuesday’s Men’s Top 25 College Basketball Games

No. 17 Maryland 77, Ohio State 71 COLUMBUS Justin Jackson had 22 points and 12 rebounds as No.


Hornqvist’s double lifts Penguins

Associated Press pittsburgh Patric Hornqvist loves nothing more than to park himself in front of


Tuesday’s other NHL games

Blue Jackets 6, Rangers 4 NEW YORK Seth Jones scored twice, Alexander Wennberg had a goal and


Penguins trying to break Horizon League logjam

With a month left in the season and eight games to go, the Youngstown State men’s basketball team knows it’s time to make a move


Two more womens basketball players go down in injury-filled season

After dropping four conference games in a row now and losing Mary Dunn to injury, things get no easier for the Youngstown State women’s basketball team


Cardinals must give Astros picks, $2 million for hacking

The St. Louis Cardinals were stripped of their top two picks in this year’s amateur draft Monday and ordered to give them to Houston along with $2 million


Kevin Love’s back issues resurface

Kevin Love’s back flared up just when things were starting to calm down for the Cavaliers


Boston has no beef with Matt Ryan

There’s one opponent who has escaped the fury of the Foxborough fans, and even has a considerable amount of goodwill in the heart of New England


Super Bowl opening night a tame affair

“The Empress of Austria, Elizabeth I” was the most outrageous guest at what was a rather tame media night