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Rampaging Rams rolling into bye week

Associated Press LOS ANGELES Just like everybody fortunate enough to be at the Coliseum on


Bears quarterback Trubisky doubtful against Lions

Associated Press DETROIT The Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears will meet for the second time in 12


Saints seek to ground Falcons

Associated Press NEW ORLEANS The latest chance for Saints fans to show Drew Brees their


COLT COMES HOME

Redskins QB to make first start in 4 years Associated Press ARLINGTON, Texas Colt McCoy


Gonzaga takes down No. 1 Duke

Gonzaga turned back top-ranked Duke’s late-game charge


Court: Reds are exempt from tax on promotional bobbleheads

Associated Press CINCINNATI Quoting the Cincinnati Reds’ longtime play-by-play announcer, the


Hue again in Cincinnati?

While the Browns relaxed during the bye week, their fired former coach went back to work.


Michigan’s Higdon guarantees win at Horseshoe

If the two coaches were trying to keep the lid on the hype and bad blood, Karan Higdon pried it off.


Curbstone Coaches cancel banquets

Curbstone Coaches cancel banquets Beaver Township The Curbstone Coaches have announced the


Cleveland forecast: brighter days ahead

Mayfield’s emergence has Browns fans looking forward


Ohio State survives in overtime

The Buckeyes kept their College Football Playoff hopes alive.


Soaring Steelers visit desperate Jaguars

Even if the memory is still fresh, the temptation is there for Pittsburgh to overlook the Jacksonville Jaguars.


Duchene, Stone power Senators

Mark Stone and Matt Duchene each scored twice for Ottawa.


Harvick racing to remove asterisk from scandal

Kevin Harvick has always followed the path that best suits him


Tease photo

Kenston shuts down Canfield

Kenston’s Jack Porter breaks loose from Canfield’s McCoy Watkins in first-half action during their Division III, Region 9 final Friday at Mollenkopf Stadium in Warren. Porter scored three times for the Bombers, who downed the Cardinals 33-7.