Republic beats Webb City 33-14 in football
Republic defeated visiting Webb City 33-14 on Oct. 9 in a high-school football game played at Republic.
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Jersey Shore beats DuBois 28-14 behind four Pauling TDs
Jersey Shore defeated DuBois 28-14 at Mansell Stadium on Oct. 9. Nolen Pauling scored four rushing touchdowns, and Jersey Shore outgained DuBois 463-193, according to PA Football News.
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Arizona’s 52 points send West Virginia to third straight loss
Arizona beat West Virginia 52-31 in Morgantown, extending WVU’s losing streak to three games despite the Mountaineers’ advantages in yards and first downs.
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De Castro lifts Vermont to first America East win
Consu de Castro scored in the third quarter, with Veerle Nijhuis assisting, as Vermont beat UMass Lowell 1-0.
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Tiffin Columbian beats Bellevue 35-21 on Oct. 9
Tiffin Columbian defeated Bellevue by 14 points in high-school football on Oct. 9, 2026.
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MLB proposes 154-game season and longer Division Series
Major League Baseball’s proposal would cut eight regular-season games and expand the Division Series to best-of-seven, but the changes are not agreed rules.
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Akron City Series moves nine football games to Saturday mornings
The reported revision shifts Weeks 8–10 games to 10 a.m. Saturdays, but the district’s linked PDF still shows the earlier schedule.
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No. 13 Oregon, No. 21 UCLA set for ranked Big Ten game
Oregon and unbeaten UCLA will meet in Eugene on Oct. 10 after both rose in the AP poll.
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Falcons’ 45-24 win puts them level with Carolina
Atlanta beat New Orleans 45-24 to move to 2-2 and join Carolina in a tie for first in the NFC South.
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Mason Hadley wins first Anderson Modified feature in third start
Mason Hadley won the USA Tire Modified feature at Anderson Speedway, earning his first win at the track in his third race in the class.
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Owensboro Catholic rolls past Owensboro 35-7
Owensboro Catholic used 223 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns to defeat Owensboro 35-7 on Sept. 11 at Steele Stadium.
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Chattanooga Celebrates Spain’s World Cup Connection
Spain’s national team spent more than a month in Chattanooga during the 2026 World Cup period before winning the tournament, giving the city a global sports link.
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NCAA FCS Committee Advances Football Calendar Proposal
A proposal would create two out-of-season practice periods, revise recruiting rules and test real-time replay video during 2026 conference games.
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Federal judge narrows fifth-year NCAA eligibility order for Class of 2022 athletes
A Colorado federal judge clarified that an injunction applies only to Division I athletes who graduated from high school in 2022 and exhausted their fourth season in spring 2026.
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FIFA Faces Pressure Over Unpaid $1 Million Contributions to 2026 World Cup Host Cities
U.S. cities that hosted 2026 World Cup matches are seeking reported $1 million legacy payments from FIFA, as the governing body faces continuing scrutiny over a withdrawn private-investment plan.
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NCAA’s New Five-Season Eligibility Rule Faces Limits After Judge Clarifies Injunction
A federal judge said an injunction gives a fifth season only to a defined group of athletes, while the NCAA’s broader eligibility model remains in place for future cohorts.
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MLB reduces suspensions for Cade Cavalli and Willson Contreras after Fenway Park incident
Major League Baseball disciplined four players after the June 30 Red Sox-Nationals incident. Appeals reduced the suspensions for Cade Cavalli and Willson Contreras, while Miles Mikolas’ appeal remained pending in the latest cited updates.
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MLB and Players’ Union Begin Bargaining Ahead of 2026 Labor Deadline
Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association held their first bargaining session May 12 as they work toward a new agreement before the current deal expires Dec. 1, 2026.
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Cleveland’s WNBA Expansion Team Unveils the Cleveland Sirens
Cleveland’s incoming WNBA franchise is now the Cleveland Sirens. The team is scheduled to debut at Rocket Arena in 2028 as the league’s 16th team.
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FedEx St. Jude Championship to Lose PGA Tour Playoff Status in 2028
The Memphis tournament will remain the opening PGA Tour playoff event through 2027, but it will not be part of the 2028 Championship Series.
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Kawhi Leonard Trade to Raptors Put on Hold During NBA Salary-Cap Investigation
The Toronto Raptors said July 9 that their planned trade for Kawhi Leonard from the Los Angeles Clippers was on hold while the NBA investigates possible salary-cap circumvention.
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NCAA Division I adopts age-based eligibility model effective Aug. 1
The NCAA’s new Division I framework replaces sport-specific seasons-of-competition rules with an age-based model that allows up to five years of eligibility for certain incoming athletes.