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Rookie Peppers fined $24K for illegal hit
Browns rookie safety Jabrill Peppers was fined $24,000 by the NFL for his illegal hit on Bengals receiver Josh Malone on Sunday.
Backup QB Haskins no longer in Barrett;sd shadow
Ohio State backup quarterback Dwayne Haskins is giving the Buckeyes glimpses of 2014 Cardale Jones.
Thursday’s Other NBA Games
Celtics 108, 76ers 97 BOSTON Kyrie Irving scored 36 points and the Boston Celtics held off the
AROUND THE NHL Thursday’s game
Kings 4, Capitals 2 WASHINGTON Jonny Brodzinski and Jussi Jokinen each scored in a span of nine
ON THE LINKS| More professional golf from Thursday
AUSTRALIAN PGA CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA Sergio Garcia withstood two rain delays and
COLLEGE FOOTBALL roundup
OHIO STATE Price named Big Ten’s top offensive lineman COLUMBUS Billy Price, the four-year
THURSDAY’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL GAMES
MEN No. 3 Michigan St. 81, No. 5 Notre Dame 63 EAST LANSING, MICH. Joshua Langford scored 12
Prescott, Cowboys rout Washington
Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys finally found a way to win without suspended star running back Ezekiel Elliott.
SPORTS DIGEST || Wrestler Lawler set for Phantoms game
Pro wrestling legend Jerry “The King” Lawler will have a meet-and-greet and sign autographs with fans during the Youngstown Phantoms’ game against Team USA on Friday night. Tickets to meet Lawler start at $12.
Testimony: Feds targeted Jimmy Haslam in phone call
Federal agents used a Pilot Flying J employee to try to get Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam to make incriminating comments.
Badgers’ Taylor on verge of frosh rush mark
The Badgers’ breakout star is 120 yards away from breaking the major college rushing record in a season for a freshman.
Steelers red-hot in prime-time
Pittsburgh (9-2) has won 10 straight games (playoffs included) that kicked off after 7 p.m.
WEDNESDAY AROUND THE NBA
Rockets 118, Pacers 97 HOUSTON James Harden had 29 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds and the
WEDNESDAY’S NHL GAMES
Bruins 3, Lightning 2 BOSTON Charlie McAvoy and Riley Nash scored first-period goals, Tuukaa
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