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All eyes on Rodgers vs. Bowles when Steelers visit Bucs

TAMPA, Fla. — Todd Bowles will have to be quite creative to surprise Aaron Rodgers. Known for his complex defensive schemes and disguising his blitz packages, Bowles and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers are facing an elite quarterback who has seen everything in a distinguished NFL career. Rodgers ...

Browns coach Monken faces his old team as Ravens visit Cleveland

Browns coach Todd Monken and Ravens quarterback Tyler Huntley won't be in a sentimental mood when Cleveland hosts Baltimore in an AFC North matchup on Sunday. Monken, in his first season leading the Browns, was Baltimore's offensive coordinator for the previous three seasons. Huntley will ...

NCAA sues DeWine over eligibility executive order

The NCAA sued the governor of Ohio on Friday, three days after he signed an executive order giving state universities the option of allowing athletes who graduated from high school in 2022 to play a fifth year in college in defiance of the NCAA’s new eligibility rule. NCAA President Charlie ...

Fitch, Boardman get ready to renew rivalry

Friday night’s game between Austintown Fitch and Boardman, Falcons head coach TJ Parker admitted, will not be like every other football game. As a Fitch alumnus, Parker has been a part of the rivalry as both a player and a coach, but this year’s game, the 80th such contest all-time, does ...

Valley high school kickers are excelling

Steven Gutierrez has become Mr. Automatic for the Mineral Ridge High football team. Gutierrez, a senior kicker, has established a school record this year by booting 45 successful point-after kicks through eight games. It’s the most PATs in a single season in school history. He is also in the midst of another school record, having made 63 consecutive PATs dating back to last season. Gutierrez has kicked at least one field goal in each of Mineral Ridge’s eight wins this year, missing just one field goal all year long. At Warren G. Harding High, Jaron Edmonds is also having a ...

High School Sports Roundup from Oct. 15

BOYS SOCCER Liberty 5, Brookfield 1 — Caleb Upshir scored the Warriors’ lone goal in a lopsided loss to the Leopards. No stats were provided for Liberty. LATE WEDNESDAY Brookfield 2, Mineral Ridge 1 — Goals by Caleb Upshir and Ben Yarber lifted the Warriors to a narrow win over the Rams. Stats were not provided for Mineral Ridge. GIRLS SOCCER Champion 4, Badger 0 — A hat trick by Jackie Fields led the Golden Flashes past the Braves. Rachel Wiedenheft added another goal, and Abby Pattinson and Ella Pompoco had an assist each. Marley McClurg saved two shots for Champion. No ...