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JD Vance Stands By Tucker Carlson Amid Hitler and Holocaust Whitewash
JD Vance is standing by former Fox News host Tucker Carlson amid widespread outrage over a recent interview whitewashing Hitler and the Holocaust. The post JD Vance Stands By Tucker Carlson Amid Hitler and Holocaust Whitewash first appeared on Mediaite.
Maumee mellows out to free street concert
After a summer of contentious and divisive sewer politics, Maumee could certainly use some sweet harmony. Girl Named Tom is happy to oblige. The powerhouse vocal trio of Liechty siblings — Bekah, Joshua, and Caleb — from Pettisville, Ohio, was booked to perform at a free concert in downtown Maumee on Saturday evening. The city closed Conant Street to automobiles for the occasion, with Girl Named Tom and the opening act, Chloe & the Steel Strings, performing from a stage set up near the intersection of Dudley Street. A mellow audience of several hundred seemed to be in good spirits.
Game-changing sequence lifts Toledo Rockets past UMass, 38-23
The University of Toledo needed a wake-up call, and Jacquez Stuart provided it in the form of a 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown just before halftime. Then, with a lethargic offense running in place during the third quarter, cornerback Braden Awls handed UT a silver platter of momentum after a diving, one-handed interception. On the next play, Tucker Gleason connected with Junior Vandeross III for a career-long 73-yard touchdown pass, and the Rockets blasted off for a 38-23 victory over Massachusetts. “Those were two huge plays,” Toledo coach Jason Candle said. “There’s no doubt about that.”
Second-half woes in big games costly again for BGSU football in loss at No. 8 Penn State
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Bowling Green State University’s football team dished out all sorts of looks from its offensive playbook and executed in a remarkable showing for the first 30 minutes against No. 8 Penn State on Saturday. The Falcons, however, ran low on ammunition in the second half. “Obviously, at the very end, we ran out of bullets at the end. We did,” BGSU coach Scot Loeffler said after his team was outscored 14-3 in the second half to fall 34-27 to the Nittany Lions at Beaver Stadium. “We had so many concentration areas [in the game] that we had to execute and get right to give us even a chance. “At the end of the game, we got caught in two man [zone coverage]. We’ve got answers for two man; we just couldn’t get to them during the week. When you’re playing a team like this, you’ve got 5,000 issues that you’re trying to patchwork to give yourself a chance. So I’ll take full responsibility for running out of bullets, and we did. The fact of the matter is that there weren’t a lot of places to go with the ball at the end.”
Watch: These costly turnovers prevented two Top 25 upsets
College football fans nearly got a chaotic start to Week 2. At one point, five Top 25 teams were trailing in the second half of their respective games during the noon ET kickoff window.By the time those games went final, two of the five succumbed to the upset: No. 23 Georgia Tech and No. 10 Michigan.No. 16 Oklahoma State needed a wild double overtime to survive a challenge from Arkansas. These teams, however, got handed parachutes from their opponents at crucial moments.Bowling Green's back-breaking interception gifts Penn State late TDThe No. 8 Nittany Lions were in trouble for most of...
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