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GOLF BIG RED BACK IN THE WIN COLUMN EAST LIVERPOOL — The Big Red golf team got back in the win column on Tuesday. After ending last week with a couple of tough losses, Steubenville bounced back in style on the road at Historic Highlands Golf Coursr, topping host Wellsville for a victory in a nine-hole match. Big Red carded a team score of 166, led by match medalist Noah Kokiko's score of 40. Big Red's score was 74 better than the Tigers. Also for coach Joe Garay's Steubenville squad, Andrew Matzorkis, Jaggar Rawson and Gino Scaffidi each carded scores of 42, while Joel ...

While Big Ten holds down top two, SEC finds strength in numbers

The push and pull between the Big Ten and Southeastern conferences only grows stronger with the release of the preseason Associated Press Top 25. Having Ohio State and Oregon enter the season Nos. 1 and 2 ahead of sixth-ranked defending conference and national champion Indiana is a flex for the Big Ten, which already is riding the momentum of winning the last three national titles. Having five of the top 10 teams, and seven of the top 13, bolsters the SEC's contention that it has greater depth. The SEC has nine ranked teams compared to the Big Ten's eight and also can boast about ...

BRIEFS

BIG RED PASSES AVAILABLE FOR PICK UP STEUBENVILLE — Those who requested Big Red football season ticket hard passes can now pick them up. Pick up is available today and Thursday at the Steubenville High School ticket office today and Thursday from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., and at the will call window prior to Friday's game. SPORTING CLAYS EVENT UPCOMING WEIRTON — Coal Ridge Sporting Clays is hosting the West Virginia Sporting Clays State Championships this Friday-Sunday. Between 130-150 sporting shooters from across the region are set to compete in the event.

5 Buss siblings say they still intend to sell Lakers minority shares despite Jeanie’s opposition

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Five of the six children of former Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss still intend to sell their remaining minority ownership of the NBA team despite the opposition of their sister, Jeanie. Johnny, Jimmy, Janie, Joey and Jesse Buss reiterated their stance Tuesday in a statement issued to ESPN, saying they "remain united in that decision. ... We intend to move forward thoughtfully, respectfully and through the appropriate process." The five Buss siblings said Monday they had voted to sell the family trust's remaining 17.8% stake to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger, who ...