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The Lantern · Oregon, OH
Nearby: Oregon, OHHead coach Ryan Day speaks to a referee during the Buckeyes’ 41-28 loss to Oregon on Nov. 7, 2026. Credit: Cassandra D’Angelo | Sports Photo Editor Ohio State had not suffered back-to-back regular-season losses since 2011. That streak is now over. Following the Buckeyes’ 41-28 loss to Oregon, Ohio State fired special teams coordinator Robby Discher Monday. On Tuesday, head coach Ryan Day announced the Buckeyes will stick with quarterback Luke Fahey as their starter and the rest of the team’s staff for this week’s game against Northwestern. Day names Fahey the Buckeyes’ starting quarterback against Northwestern Since quarterback Julian Sayin went out with injury on Oct. 17 against Indiana, Fahey has played every snap as the team’s signal caller. He will now make his third start for the Buckeyes Saturday. “Luke is going to be our quarterback this week,” Day said. “Tavien [St.
BG News · Bowling Green, OH
Nearby: Bowling Green, OHGallery • 10 Photos Coyle Withrow BOWLING GREEN, OH - NOVEMBER 12: Tristan Beckford #0 of the Bowling Green Falcons takes a free-throw during a non-conference men's basketball game between the Niagara Purple Eagles and the Bowling Green Falcons on November 12, 2026, at the Stroh Center in Bowling Green, Ohio. (Coyle Withrow/BG Falcon Media) Bowling Green men’s basketball (3-0) remained undefeated on the year with a hard-fought 88-76 win against the Niagara Purple Eagles (0-3) at the Stroh Center. The Falcons got on the board early as sophomore guard Tristan Beckford was fouled on an alley-oop attempt just 13 seconds into the game. Beckford sank one of the two free throws to give Bowling Green an early 1-0 lead. Bowling Green would continue their good start as they got out to an 11-0 lead before forcing a Niagara timeout a little over three minutes in. Sophomore guard Makhi Leach hit a big three to give the Falcons early momentum.
BG News · Bowling Green, OH
Nearby: Bowling Green, OHGallery • 10 Photos Coyle Withrow BOWLING GREEN, OH - NOVEMBER 11: Aiden Ptacek #10 of the Bowling Green Falcons screams after nailing a penalty kick (31’) to tie the match 1-1 during a semifinal match of the Missouri Valley Conference men's soccer tournament between the UIC Flames and the Bowling Green Falcons on November 11, 2026, at Cochrane Stadium in Bowling Green, Ohio. (Coyle Withrow/BG Falcon Media) The No. 1-seeded Bowling Green men’s soccer team hosted No. 5-seeded University of Illinois Chicago in the first semifinal match of the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Tournament, winning 2-1 on Nov. 11 at Cochrane Stadium. The Falcons came from behind to win in front of a home crowd at Cochrane Stadium, picking up goals through senior Aidan Ptacek and sophomore Xavier Sims. With the 2-1 victory, Bowling Green moves on to the MVC Tournament Final to face the No. 3-seeded Western Michigan Broncos at 7 p.m. Nov. 14 at Cochrane Stadium.
BG News · Bowling Green, OH
Nearby: Bowling Green, OHAfter missing nine games last season with an ACL tear, linebacker Dorian Pringle has picked up right where he left off, anchoring the defense once again. Pringle sustained an injury he never thought possible while intercepting Liberty quarterback Ethan Vasko in week three of the 2025-2026 season. It was homecoming night for BGSU, playing under the Doyt L. Perry Stadium lights in Bowling Green, Ohio. “It was kind of like a surreal moment, you know,” said Pringle. “My first college interception, happy, and then that happens, and then there’s just a lot of emotions just going through my head, knowing that something wasn’t right in my knee.” In just three games, Pringle was on pace for a monster season, leading the Falcons in tackles with 27 total and 17 solo tackles. Combining Pringle’s stats against the Lafayette Leopards and Cincinnati Bearcats, he compiled 12 solo tackles, three tackles for loss and a forced fumble in just two games.
Saline Courier · Willis, MI
Nearby: Willis, MIGuests can enjoy Santa on The Ledge, holiday dining, live entertainment, a larger-than-life gingerbread display and more
Santa Fe Reporter · Florida, OH
Nearby: Florida, OHA blue tsunami just hit the United States. It began on the East Coast, with the defeat of GOP senate candidates in both the Carolinas, and with a stunningly close run by the Democratic senate and gubernatorial candidates in Florida; and it quickly made its way west. By the time it hit the Pacific states, the tsunami had flipped at least seven GOP senate seats, with more potentially to come—Mississippi, Nebraska and Alaska still hadn’t yet been called as of this writing. The tsunami toppled nearly one quarter of the GOP-held congressional seats. It flipped the governorships of Georgia, Ohio and Texas–three of the most important Electoral College states in the country come the 2028 presidential election. And, as it thundered across the country, it led to huge gains for Democratic slates for state legislatures, even in heavily gerrymandered states such as Texas and North Carolina. Expand Rachel Mills In state after state, Democrats saw double-digit gains as the MAGA coalition crumbled.
The American Canyon Eagle · Dearborn, MI
Nearby: Dearborn, MIOn Thursday, September 17, 2026, George David Abbott died at his home in Napa. David was born in Dearborn, MI on August 8, 1933 and was the oldest of twins by 6 minutes. The family moved to Napa when he…
The American Canyon Eagle · Dearborn, MI
Nearby: Dearborn, MIOn Thursday, September 17, 2026, George David Abbott died at his home in Napa. David was born in Dearborn, MI on August 8, 1933 and was the oldest of twins by 6 minutes. The family moved to Napa when he…
The Hermiston Herald · Dearborn, MI
Nearby: Dearborn, MIPORTLAND — Thomas Goatley, 23, of Umatilla, is going to federal prison for seven years on charges of distributing child sexual abuse material and making harassing phone calls. During the phone calls he made false claims that he was sexually abusing children, U.S. Attorney Scott Bradford for the District of Oregon announced Tuesday, Nov. 10. Goatley in August pleaded guilty to one count of distributing child pornography and four counts of making obscene or harassing telephone calls. According to federal court records, Judge Michael H. Simon on Nov. 10 in Portland sentenced Goatley on the five charges to seven years, three months in federal prison and five years of supervised release. According to court documents, Goatley from at least September 2023 through April 2024 used the online platforms, Instagram, Facebook, Discord and X to view, receive and distribute child sexual abuse material, including images of prepubescent children.
