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With seven central Ohio boys cross-country runners finishing in the top 14, the Division I state meet Nov. 7 at Fortress Obetz became a showcase for the Columbus area’s top competitors. New Albany junior Austin Benedict was central Ohio’s top placer. After winning the regional title Oct. 31 at Pickerington North , Benedict placed third (15 minutes, 11.6 seconds) at state behind the Morrow Little Miami duo of Ryne Reynolds (15:01.4) and Ian Patrick (15:10.7). “I’m happy with the race,” Benedict said. “I gave it a good run. I’m excited for what’s to come. I came down with a little bit of a sickness Thursday, but it held off for the most part, so I’m happy with the performance.” Benedict was joined in the top 14 by Hilliard Darby’s Logan Behm (fourth, 15:17.9), Thomas Worthington’s Calvin Watson (sixth, 15:22.7), Westerville North’s Holden Gray (10th, 15:35.6), Olentangy Orange’s Cowen Allender (11th, 15:35.8), Olentangy Berlin’s Vansh Sethi (12th, 15:36.8) and Dublin Coffman’s Benjamin...

DeSean Bishop became only the second player in Tennessee football history to rush for 1,000 yards in two different seasons on Nov. 7. Bishop, a former Karns standout, reached the milestone as the 16th-ranked Vols ’ played No. 7 Kentucky at Neyland Stadium. Bishop had 1,076 yards in 2025. He eclipsed 1,000 yards again this season in the fourth quarter against the Wildcats. Johnnie Jones is the other Tennessee player to rush for 1,000 yards in two different seasons. He had 1,116 yards in 1983 and 1,290 yards in 1984. This is a notable performance by Bishop, especially considering the opponent. Kentucky had held its last three opponents to an average of 62 yards rushing. DeSean Bishop chasing Dylan Sampson’s Tennessee rushing record Bishop entered the Kentucky game with 957 yards rushing. And he already has 1,000 yards with three games remaining in the regular season plus the postseason. That could put more records within reach. Former teammate Dylan Sampson set Tennessee’s single-seaso...

According to The Oregonian , the Ducks’ freshman wide receiver Messiah Hampton was arrested on Friday. Hampton is facing two felony charges of attempting to elude police and one misdemeanor charge of reckless driving. He was booked into Lane County Jail on Friday afternoon. The jail confirmed that Hampton was released from custody on Friday, per The Oregonian. Hampton’s charges stem from a high-speed chase back on October 18. Two vehicles were pursued and eventually evaded Springfield officers. Fellow wide receiver Evan Stewart was arrested on DUI charges , but isn’t a suspect in the case of an abandoned car from the chase. Tight end Jamari Johnson was cited for speeding the same night. But police confirmed he isn’t a suspect in the case, either. “Mr. Hampton has been identified as the driver of one of the vehicles,” Springfield Police deputy chief George Crolly said on Friday evening. “We are still working to identify the driver of the other vehicle.” MORE: 4 bold college football pr...

Brett Siegel: Without Jaylen Brown, the 76ers improved to 5-1 with a 98-93 win in NBA Cup group play over the defending champion Knicks. Tyrese Maxey and Anfernee Simons combined for 48 points and 8 triples for Philly . New York is now 2-4 on the season. x.com This article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: 76ers defeat Knicks 98-93 without Jaylen Brown as New York falls to 2-4 from https://ift.tt/K6myBSg

Credit: ESPN Donald Trump might be driving a rift between the New York Knicks players and franchise owner James Dolan, according to Stephen A. Smith. After Jalen Brunson, Karl Anthony-Towns, OG Anunoby, Mikal Bridges and Josh Hart led the Knicks to their first championship in 53 years, the feeling around Madison Square Garden should still be celebratory as they begin their title-defense quest. But with an 0-3 start, now 1-3 thanks to a win over the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday night, Stephen A. Smith is hearing the climate is different around the Garden this season, and not in a good way. “The owner James Dolan has an attitude with players because they don’t want to go to the White House” – Stephen A. Smith on what he’s hearing about the New York Knicks https://t.co/ufJtKvqPjK — Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) October 28, 2026 “People have been a little bit stressed,” Smith said of the Knicks Wednesday morning on First Take . “Because the owner James Dolan has an attitude with player...

Tim Welch was surprised to hear no mention of a Petr Yan vs. Sean O'Malley rematch after UFC 333. Yan (21-5 MMA, 13-4 UFC) outlasted Merab Dvalishvili (21-6 MMA, 14-4 UFC) to retain his bantamweight title in Saturday's co-main event at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi. In attendance was Song Yadong, whom Daniel Cormier mentioned to Yan as a potential next challenger. But with O'Malley holding a win over Song (24-9-1 MMA, 13-4-1 UFC), who lost to Yan at UFC 299, Welch believes the O'Malley vs. Yan rematch is a no brainer – especially with O'Malley beating Yan at UFC 280 . "I'm curious. I was going to hopefully have DC on my show today or tomorrow and ask him what he thought about that," Welch said on "The Ariel Helwani Show." "Because if you look back this year, 'Suga' has his hand raised in a unanimous decision vs. Song Yadong, and then at UFC 299, Petr Yan has his hand raised against Song Yadong. So, I'm curious if someone was...