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Week 10 Report Card: Ducks earn strong grades after massive win
It's safe to say that the Oregon Ducks took over Ohio Stadium in Columbus on Saturday. Opening as nearly double digit underdogs on the road, the Ducks defeated the Ohio State Buckeyes , 41-28 — but the final score doesn't come close to explain just how much Oregon dominated from the second through most of the fourth quarter. The Buckeyes managed to score a pair of garbage-time touchdowns, but Oregon led 38-14 when Buckeyes fans headed for the exits early in the fourth quarter. It was a shocking result considering the lack of success that the Ducks have had in 2026, but they put it all together in a game that they needed to have in order to keep their Big Ten title and College Football Playoff hopes alive. Across the board, there were individual efforts that the Ducks can be proud of. In a matchup featuring loads of talent lined up across from Oregon, they battled and ultimately came out on top after dropping down 14-0 to begin the game. The Ducks stayed resilient and bounced back, scoring 38 unanswered points, delivering themselves their sixth win. Let's dive into this week's report card, featuring grades and analysis for every
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What Ohio State's loss to Oregon means for Indiana football's Big Ten title game chances
The Indiana football team didn't play Saturday but that doesn't mean the Hoosiers didn't win. Oregon went into the Columbus and beat Ohio State 41-28 − the Buckeyes second loss. That means if the season ended today, IU would be back in the Big Ten championship game at Lucas Oil Stadium on Dec. 5. Win out vs Southern Cal, at Washington and vs. Purdue , and the Hoosiers clinch a berth in the Big Ten title game. UCLA remains at the top of the standings after a 34-20 win over Minnesota on Saturday improved the Bruins ' record to 6-0, one game ahead of the Hoosiers at 5-1. Indiana would win a one-loss tiebreaker if UCLA loses to Michigan or USC, the tiebreaker would go to SportSource Rating Score, according to mred , if UCLA's only loss is to Illinois. Breakdown: How Indiana football can make Big Ten championship game Oregon (4-2), Ohio State (4-2), USC (4-2), Illinois (4-2), Iowa (4-2) and Wisconsin (4-2) all have two losses. If Indiana loses another game, it will not be in good shape on the tiebreakers but the chances to return to Indianapolis increased significantly Saturday. Want more Hoosiers coverage? Sign up for
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Warren’s Luke Rettenberger repeats as All-Ohioan in cross country
OBETZ, Ohio -- Warren's Luke Rettenberger and Shenandoah Zep’s Ida Estadt and Joel Tewksbary each earned All-Ohio status here Saturday during the OHSAA state cross country meet at Fortress Obetz & Memorial Park. Rettenberger, who was All-Ohio as a junior in 2025, cracked the coveted top 24 in 19th...
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Barley’s plans major renovation after 34 years in Downtown Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A longtime Downtown brewpub is preparing to overhaul its dining room and expand its food and drink offerings, temporarily moving restaurant service upstairs during construction. Barley’s Brewing Company at 467 N. High St. plans to begin work in late December, after its holiday banquet season, General Manager Ian Boyland said. Customers […]
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Liberty Center team title, 3 individual wins highlight area performances at OHSAA girls cross country state meet
OBETZ, Ohio — Individual winners, team titles, and historic program moments happened for area teams at the OHSAA girls cross country state championships at Fortress Obetz and Memorial Park on Saturday. Southview’s Julia Bocik, Napoleon’s Gwen Huddle, and Ottawa Hills’ Natalie Nixon earned individual championships in Division II, Division III, and Division IV, highlighting the best of local individual results. Liberty Center won the D-IV team title with 112 points. Nobody came close to Huddle (17:35.7), who had nearly an 18-second gap ahead of Marlington’s Irelyn Johnson in second place (17:53.5). In her junior season, Huddle previously posted the Ohio’s best girls’ time this season at districts (17:05.5). “Pressure is a privilege. Pressure makes diamonds,” Huddle said. “I’m just taking it in right now, and I’m going to keep staying hungry for the next year, and I’m ready to one-up what I did this year, and am excited for what’s to come.” Both Huddle and Bocik were the lone representatives for their respective schools. A sophomore, Bocik said she entered each race this season confident. That confidence fueled district and state title-winning efforts. Shortly after finishing in 17:37.7, the weight of the moment had yet to set in for Bocik.
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The IRS gives storm-hit taxpayers in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas until Feb. 1, 2027 to file and pay federal taxes
Taxpayers hit by the Aug. 10 storms in seven Ohio counties, including Franklin County around Columbus and Hamilton County around Cincinnati, now have until Feb. 1, 2027 to file and pay many federal taxes. The IRS announced the relief on Oct. 14. It covers individual and business returns, along with some tax payments that would […]