'We flipped the switch': Cedar Crest stuns Manheim Township in District 3 Class 6A quarterfinals ↗
They were four words that Cedar Crest’s football players heard from their coach before. They must have sounded a little different this time.
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Mauricio Pochettino quit as U.S. Men’s National Team manager to take the same job with Manchester United, the soccer equivalent of going out of a mildly warm frying pan into a raging dumpster fire. Manchester United sits 18th out of 20 teams. One win in 10 games. Can Pochettino fix
Father Time always wins. It’s true. But he’s having a heck of a time blocking Cam Heyward. So is everyone else. Heyward, 37, just keeps rolling. He won’t go away. He is the Terminator. He’s also a medical marvel, toiling at one of pro football’s most punishing positions and returning
The former longtime director of the largest youth football league in Pennsylvania was sentenced to a decade of probation after he embezzled about $230,000 from the league, the state Attorney General’s Office announced Friday. During his last five years on the job, William Spencer, 57, of Washington, Pa., fraudulently wrote
College football got a jolt it didn’t expect on the eve of a host of big games Saturday.
The Skylights 2026 season continues Friday with some great high school football matchups in Western Pennsylvania.
Any official, let alone the head referee, working two NFL games in one day is unprecedented in recent NFL history.
Oregon State enters a pivotal road matchup against No. 18 Boise State after back-to-back losses. The Beavers will try to slow the nation
Oregon remains in contention for a spot in the Big Ten championship game but needs help from other conference results. Several Week 11 matchups carry major implications for the Ducks’ tiebreaker scenarios and playoff aspirations.
Mountain View, Summit and Culver were all in state quarterfinal action Friday night.
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