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Koepka holds off Woods to win PGA Championship

Brooks Koepka is impossible to overlook now, winning the PGA Championship on Sunday with machine-like precision to go with his back-to-back U.S. Open titles.

Harvick wins for NASCAR-high 7th victory of year

Kevin Harvick broke a tie atop NASCAR’s Big 3 by easily winning at Michigan International Speedway.

Browns ’sticking’ with plan to start Taylor at QB

Browns QBs coach Ken Zampese says nothing has changed.

100 TH PGA NOTEBOOK Sunday’s final round

Mistakes cost Thomas chance to repeat Justin Thomas didn’t lose a whole lot of confidence after a

Fights at Jaguars’ practice result in suspensions

The Jacksonville Jaguars suspended All-Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey and defensive end Dante Fowler.

Terps’ Durkin placed on leave

Maryland placed head coach DJ Durkin — a Boardman High School graduate — on administrative leave Saturday.

Koepka atop crowded leaderboard

Brooks Koepka bullied rain-softened Bellerive on Saturday in the PGA Championship.

YSU’s Patterson impresses Steelers

Former YSU WR Damoun Patterson feels he must continually prove himself.

PGA NOTES

Stewart Cink turns back clock with help from Woods Stewart Cink felt as if he’d traveled back in

Indians’ Bauer dominant again before leg injury

Trevor Bauer pitched two-hit ball into the seventh inning before getting struck in the right leg by a line drive.

RACING roundup

XFINITY Allgaeir wins NASCAR race at Mid-Ohio track LEXINGTON Justin Allgaier passed rookie

SPORTS DIGEST || Niles High School sports passes available

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL Terps’ football culture called ‘toxic’

Maryland staffers placed on leave after ESPN story Associated Press COLLEGE PARK, MD.

Foley won’t talk about Smith’s Florida arrest

Former Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley is declining to say what, if anything, coach Urban Meyer told him about Zach Smith’s domestic violence arrest in 2009.

France choosing to stay quiet as interim head of NASCAR

Jim France seems to be choosing to stay in the shadows, declining to let the public hear from him as the interim chairman and CEO of NASCAR.