Arts and Entertainment
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The Post's Athletes of the Week: Tyler Tettleton and Taylor Brown
Two leaders who guided their teams to critical wins have been named The Post's Athletes of the Week.
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Weller Named Special Teams Player of the Week
Ohio kicker Matt Weller was named Mid-American Conference East Division Special Teams Player of the Week today, the conference announced.
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Athens, Nelsonville-York clinch playoff spot; Alexander eliminated from contention
A week ago, the Alexander High School football team sat at 17th place in the Division V, Region 19 Ohio High School Athletic Association rankings.
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High School Football: Week Nine, Region 12 Rankings
Rankings are courtesy of Joeeitel.com. The top eight seeds in each region will qualify for the playoffs.
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High School Football: Week Nine, Region 19 Rankings
Rankings are courtesy of Joeeitel.com. The top eight seeds in each region will qualify for the playoffs.
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High School Football: Week Nine, Region 23 Rankings
Rankings are courtesy of Joeeitel.com. The top eight teams in each region will qualify for the playoffs.
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Canadian Football League gives Bobcats a paw up at playing professionally
North of the border, former Bobcat Chris Garrett has run for 467 yards on 77 attempts this season. He is averaging 6.1 yards per carry and has reached the end seven times for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
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Soccer: Late goals become a habit for Cats'
Ohio has struggled with finishing off the goals and the games.
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Playing Catch-Up: Nelsonville-York Running Back Dustin Young
Another week, another big performance for #10 as Nelsonville-York trounces cross-town foe Alexander 53-0. Young had 187 yards on 20 carries and two touchdowns. I caught up with him this weekend and talked about the game and preparing for Athens.
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Hockey: Icers score 5 third-period goals to sweep Bobcats
After being soundly beaten 7-1 by Penn State Friday night, Ohio put up much more of a fight Saturday afternoon, leading for the first two periods before eventually falling to the Icers 5-3.
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Hockey: Penn State roughs up Ohio in 7-1 win
Ohio dropped its first game of a weekend set with heated rivals Penn State 7-1 at the Penn State Ice Pavilion Friday night. The six-goal losing margin was the worst for the Bobcats in the five seasons.
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Texas pays $400K to settle suit against former associate AD and former Bobcat head coach
The University of Texas is paying $400,000 to a former football assistant to settle a claim that a former Longhorns director of football operations sexually harassed her, according to The Washington Post.
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Akron Men's soccer coach named US Olympic coach
University of Akron Men's head coach Caleb Porter was recently named head coach of the U-23 United States Men's National team that will compete in next summers Olympics. Olympic qualifying begins next year and if the USMNT qualifies it will only be allowed to put on the roster three overage players, as the Olympics requires the rest of the roster to be at the age of 23 or under.
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Toye Famodu named Scholar Athlete of the Week for MAC
Toye Famodu was named Scholar Athlete of the Week for her work on the field and in the classroom this week. Famodu has an average of 3.842 G.P.A and is majoring in in Global Studies with a focus in Latin America.
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Soccer: Toye Famodu named MAC Female Scholar Athlete of the Week
Ohio's Toye Famodu has been honored by the Mid-American Conference as its Female Scholar Athlete of the Week.
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Hockey: Ohio stays 3rd in ACHA rankings, Penn State goes top
Ohio remained in the third spot in the season's second set of American Collegiate Hockey League rankings, released on Friday.
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Trimble hopes to keep momentum rolling against Southern
All signs point to success for the Trimble football program. The Tomcats have cruised through their last five games, righting the ship that nearly went under in week two, where Trimble suffered its second straight loss.
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The Blair Niche Project: NBA commissioner can relax during negotiations
The National Basketball Association has every reason to be scared that the players’ association will hold out and cause the upcoming season to be lost. However, it also has every reason to be optimistic even though the season could be in jeopardy.
