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Once Cody Turman figured out the whole volleyball thing, his team soon followed. Turman began Houlka’s program in 2022, not long after the MHSAA began phasing out slow-pitch softball in favor of more volleyball programs. Five seasons in, the Wildcats just achieved a milestone: their first playoff win, a 3-0 decision against Ashland on Saturday. “It was nice, especially (being) at home, first time we’re ever hosting,” Turman said. “It’s kind of a little bit of symmetry, too, because five years ago our first ever win was 3-1 versus Ashland.” Houlka (13-4) will host Wheeler (17-7) for a Class 1A second-round game on Tuesday. Like a lot of area volleyball coaches, Turman had to learn the game along with his players when he took the reins. When asked if he wanted to lead Houlka’s program, he said, “Well, let me get on some YouTube and figure out what to do.” One of the biggest initial challenges was learning about rotations, which Turman said is “way more complicated than you could imagine ...

The Seahawks don’t believe Jadarian Price’s injury is going to keep their rookie running back out long term. Yet they are exploring a former two-time Pro Bowl back as a possible fill-in for the meantime. General manager John Schneider spoke during his weekly pregame interview with the Seahawks’ radio network Sunday before kickoff against the Los Angeles Chargers about Price going on injured reserve Saturday. “Yeah, funky injury for him,” Schneider said of the first-round draft choice from Notre Dame first getting hurt in Seattle’s win at Arizona in week two last month. The GM said Price got hurt catching a swing pass out of the backfield and Arizona’s L.J. Collier, a Seahawks first-round pick of Schneider’s in 2019, landed on Price. “It’s an upper-rib deal he’s got going on,” Schneider said. “He fell on it in practice this week. “We don’t see it as a season-ending thing, at all.” Schneider said Price “really sucked it up last week” when he played in Seattle’s loss at Washington in week...

The 2026 NLDS is here for the Los Angeles Dodgers , who are looking to start their run to a possible three-peat as MLB champions. And it's possible we'll see superfan Mary Hart cheering them on from the Dodger Stadium front row as they go. The former host of Ent e rtainment Tonight has been known to be spotted in the front row of many games at Chavez Ravine, with fans pointing her out on social media. If you're clicking on this, it may be because Mary Hart is back to root on her favorite team. We all saw her a bunch as the Dodgers were en route to those past two World Series titles. Will we see her again this year in 2026? No official word if she's going to show up or not, but if you're seeing her and you're wondering: It's probably Mary Hart at a playoff game. Why is Mary Hart a Dodgers fan in the first place? Here's the full story, per MLB.com back in 2018: Hart's Dodgers fandom began almost 40 years ago. She moved to Los Angeles in 1979 and was...

STARKVILLE – Two Mississippi brands are coming together this fall for a collaboration built around craftsmanship, football and one of the most recognizable camouflage patterns in the world. Blue Delta Jeans and Mossy Oak will unveil a custom collection featuring Mossy Oak’s iconic Bottomland camouflage during Mississippi State’s home football weekend against Alabama on Saturday. Mississippi State Athletics is helping the two homegrown companies launch the collaboration in Starkville. Mississippi State coaches and players will debut custom Blue Delta x Mossy Oak pants during the traditional Dawg Walk through The Junction before the Bulldogs host Alabama Saturday at Davis Wade Stadium. Developed throughout the offseason, the collaboration combines Mossy Oak’s unmistakable outdoor pattern with Blue Delta’s bespoke design and Mississippi-based manufacturing. For Blue Delta founders Josh West and Nick Weaver, launching the collection on Mississippi State’s game day is particularly personal....

A pair of key Commanders are inching ever closer to a return to action after Week 1 injuries. Tight end Chig Okonkwo (hamstring) and linebacker Frankie Luvu (groin) were limited for a second straight day on Thursday, which was also set to be the most physical session of the week. Both guys were technically limited. That would be huge in both instances, especially at linebacker. The Commanders haven lost Leo Chenal for the season and Jordan Magee’s on injured reserve. Running back Rachaad White (shoulder) missed practice for a second-straight day, putting his availability for Sunday’s game in London in some doubt. Quarterback Jayden Daniels (elbow) practiced on a limited basis for a second straight day, creating an opportunity for him to play in Week 4 or just beyond that. The team has already ruled safety Nick Cross (illness) and guard Sam Cosmi (concussion) out, as they weren’t part of Washington’s traveling party for this Week 4 contest against the Colts. Here’s the full participatio...

The Dallas Cowboys sit at 1-2 after a narrow 34-31 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Rio de Janeiro. This start falls well behind the expectations owner Jerry Jones had for the season, putting his management of the franchise under heavy scrutiny. The retooled defense entered the year with high hopes, but they currently rank 30th in the NFL, per Fox Sports . With Dallas seemingly facing another struggling season, Colin Cowherd accused the owner of failing to show enough respect to his coaching staff. Colin Cowherd fires back after Jerry Jones calls out Cowboys coaching Dallas tied the game on a short Brandon Aubrey field goal with only seven seconds left. But Baltimore answered immediately. Lamar Jackson completed a quick 27-yard pass to set up a game-winning 56-yard field goal by Tyler Loop as time expired. Sep 28, 2025; Arlington, Texas, USA; Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones looks on before the game against the Green Bay Packers at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-Imag...