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Judge allows Glenville back into playoffs

The Glenville football team is back in the playoffs. Well, for now at least. On Tuesday, Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas Judge Andrew J. Santoli sided with Glenville in the Tarblooders’ case against the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s decision to remove them from the playoffs. In his conclusion, Santoli wrote that Glenville was “arbitrarily” removed because the OHSAA admitted that its investigation was not complete prior to taking the Tarblooders out of the tournament. According to cleveland.com’s Matt Goul, the OHSAA had already filed a motion to appeal in ...

Everything up for evaluation after Ohio State's 2nd loss

COLUMBUS — With two losses, Ohio State football has matched its high for a single season during the eight seasons of the Ryan Day era. That doesn’t even tell the whole story. While Day has been the head coach of the Buckeyes since 2019, the streak of seasons with two losses or less ...

MLB proposes delaying salary cap start

NEW YORK — Major League Baseball proposed delaying the start of a salary cap until 2028, saying teams have too many commitments for next season that wouldn't allow them to reduce spending quickly enough. A day after the start of free agent negotiations for the 2026-27 offseason, owners on ...

Guardian Cap benefits still up for debate

TEMPE, Ariz. — Arizona Cardinals left tackle Jayden Williams is among a slowly growing number of NFL players who have tried wearing a Guardian Cap — a soft, protective helmet cover that the league believes could help mitigate head injuries — during games. His reasoning is simple: ...

Arnold Palmer junior golf tour to launch in January

David Blitzer always has an eye on sports properties as the owner of the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils, and as the only person with equity in five major sports leagues. What got his attention recently was youth, specifically golf, with participation levels soaring. “Good business ...

Miami gets top spot in CFP rankings

It’s been a confusing college football season so far. Nobody felt that more deeply than the College Football Playoff selection committee, which raised eyebrows aplenty in its first attempt of the season to make sense of it all. Undefeated Miami received top billing in the committee's ...