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Struggling Buckeyes Suffer Third Straight Loss Grandview Follows Iowa holds off Nebraska to improve to 12-0 / D3 OSU women play sloppily but beat Liberty / D13 Ohio State-Michigan preview in BuckeyeXtra LYNNE SLADKY ASSOCIATED PRESS Section D • The Columbus Dispatch • Dispatch.com JaQuan Lyle, going to the bas- ket against Nick Marshall of ! "" Memphis, led Ohio State with a Blue Jackets 2 / Penguins 1, OT career-high 18 points. Memphis 81 Ohio State 76, OT Struggling Buckeyes suffer third straight loss By Adam Jardy THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH MIAMI — Trailing by two with a minute left in overtime, Ohio State needed a defensive stop. As Memphis inched the ball upcourt, senior guard Ricky Tarrant dribbled near his bench with a 12-second differ- ence between the game and shot clocks. When freshman JaQuan Lyle fouled him to stop the clock, Ohio State coach Thad Matta was aghast at the other end of the court at AmericanAirlines See OSU men Page D13 ERIC ALBRECHT DISPATCH PHOTOS Blue Jackets players celebrate after they beat the Penguins in overtime, Columbus’ first game beyond regulation this season. High-school football Grandview Rough and tough follows leadership Blue Jackets respond to challenge by Tortorella by This game playing with more fire and defeating rival Penguins of coach was anything By Aaron Portzline By Mark Znidar THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH but ordinary THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH fter two wandering games It was fitting that Thanks- with mixed results, the giving rolled around when Grandview was preparing to A Blue Jackets were ordered play the most important game by coach John Tortorella to skate in the history of the football with more verve, finish checks program. Coach Jason Peters won’t with more oomph and compete argue that blocking, tackling for the puck with more bite. Commentary and touchdowns have gotten In other words, the Pittsburgh the Bobcats (12-1) to within one Michael Arace victory of playing for the Divi- Penguins came to town at just the //////////////////////////// sion VI championship. right moment. The coaches and players, Cam Atkinson’s goal at 2:42 of Stefon, the former city corre- though, have had a cement-like overtime sent the Blue Jackets to a spondent for Weekend Update, bond that is better than any Brandon Dubinsky hugs Cam Atkinson after would have loved this game. It magic glue going into a semi- 2-1 victory on Friday night in front Atkinson scored the winning goal in overtime. had everything. final against Kirtland (12-1) It had stick fights, fistfights, tonight at Mansfield Madison of 18,205 at Nationwide Arena. NEXT GAME / BLUE JACKETS boiling bad blood, vocal baiting High School. Atkinson’s goal, created by a bril- Opponent: at St. Louis Blues • and post-whistle whining. It had Fullback and linebacker When: 8 tonight See Blue Jackets Page D12 TV: Fox Sports Ohio / Radio: WBNS-FM (97.1) See Arace Page D10 See Grandview Page D4 D2 THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH SPORTS DISPATCH.COM ! ON THE AIR NFL The Cowboys lost seven collarbone in Week 2 at Phila- Romo’s season over after straight without Tony Romo. delphia, either. Today re-injuring collarbone It’s the third fracture in Auto racing Dallas Cowboys quarter- Romo’s non-throwing shoul- 8 a.m. F1 qualifying ..........................CNBC back Tony Romo will miss the said on his radio show Friday der in his nine-year career as rest of the season because of a that Romo’s left collarbone the Dallas starter. Boxing small fracture in the same would not require surgery Romo was in his second 3 p.m. Charlo-Campfort .....................Ch. 4 4:45 p.m. Klitschko-Fury..........................HBO collarbone that previously after he was injured in Thurs- game back after the Cowboys 11 p.m. DeGale-Bute............................SHO cost him seven games this day’s 33-14 loss to Carolina. (3-8) lost seven straight with- season. Romo didn’t need surgery out him. Thursday’s loss was College football Cowboys owner Jerry Jones after suffering the broken his first of the season. Noon Ohio State-Michigan................Ch. 6 WBNS 97.1, 1460 Clemson-South Carolina..........ESPN Georgia-Georgia Tech............ESPN2 Virginia Tech-Virginia ............ESPNU SMU-Memphis ..................ESPNews Indiana-Purdue ........................BTN Cincinnati-East Carolina........CBSSN Iowa State-West Virginia...........FS1 Louisville-Kentucky ...................SEC Southern Miss-Louisiana Tech ...FSO Sports report 12:30 p.m. Boston College-Syracuse ..........STO 3:30 p.m. UCLA-USC...............................Ch. 6 Catch the latest sports news at Dispatch.com/Sports. Alabama-Auburn....................Ch. 10 Penn State-Michigan State......ESPN North Carolina-N.C. State......ESPN2 GOLF Wisconsin-Minnesota................BTN Spieth trails leader by four UTEP-North Texas.....................FSO shots at Australian Open BYU-Utah State....................CBSSN Charlotte-Rice .....................WWHO Jordan Spieth and Adam 4 p.m. Kansas State-Kansas.................FS1 Scott went in opposite direc- Vanderbilt-Tennessee................SEC tions at the Australian Open, 5 p.m. Southern-Grambling State ....NBCSN and Matt Jones used home- 7 p.m. Connecticut-Temple ..............ESPNU course advantage to shoot a 7:15 p.m. Mississippi-Mississippi St......ESPN2 3-under-par 68 and take a 7:30 p.m. Notre Dame-Stanford............ Ch. 28 WMNI 920 three-stroke lead after two Florida State-Florida...............ESPN rounds in Sydney. Texas A&M-LSU ........................SEC Jones, a member at the 8 p.m. Oklahoma-Oklahoma State ......Ch. 6 Australian Golf Club, had a 9 p.m. Colorado State-Fresno State.CBSSN 36-hole total of 7-under 135. 10 p.m. Arizona State-California.............FS1 Australian Todd Sinnott was 10:15 p.m. Air Force-New Mexico...........ESPNU 10:45 p.m. Nevada-San Diego State .......ESPN2 in second place after a 70, and Spieth, who shot 68, is in a Golf group of five tied for third, 5:30 a.m. Euro. Alfred Dunhill Champ. .......Golf four behind Jones. 8 p.m. Australian Open........................Golf Scott shot 73 and was at 2 High school football over. 7 p.m. H.H. Wayne-Cin. Colerain .....TWCSC " Charl Schwartzel shot a Lakewood St. Edward-Stow.......STO 5-under 67 to open a five-shot Hartley-Fenwick..............WVSG 820 lead after the second round of (TWCSC tape delay at 9:30 p.m.) the European Tour’s season- Men’s basketball opening Alfred Dunhill Cham- 7 p.m. Iowa State-TBA ...................CBSSN pionship in Malelane, South 7:30 p.m. Georgia-Seton Hall....................FS1 Africa. Schwartzel had an Cleveland State-Maryland .........BTN 11-under total of 133. 12:30 a.m. Great Alaska Shootout .........CBSSN There was a four-way tie for Men’s soccer second with Pablo Martin JENS MEYER ASSOCIATED PRESS 9:30 a.m. BSC Berlin-Bayern Munich .........FS1 Benavides, Richard Sterne, One cool cat 10 a.m. Man. City-Southampton ........NBCSN Benjamin Hebert and Joost 12:30 p.m. Man. United-Leicester City.......Ch. 4 Luiten at 6 under. Micaela Widmer of Switzerland competes in the women’s skeleton race in Altenberg, Germany. Laura Deas of Britain got the skeleton season underway by claiming her first World Cup victory, NBA edging Germany’s Tina Hermann by 0.04 of a second. Widmer finished 17th. 7 p.m. Cleveland-New Jersey.........FSO alt. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Unbeaten Xavier hands USC NHL its first loss of season 8 p.m. Columbus-St. Louis.FSO, WBNS 97.1 Trevon Bluiett scored 16 semifinals of the DirecTV when a video surfaced of him OVERHEARD Skiing points and No. 23 Xavier (6-0) Wooden Legacy in Fullerton, partying at a club in Austin, 3:30 p.m. USSA Aspen Winternational..NBCSN beat Southern California (5-1) Calif. Texas, during the team’s bye “We probably 87-77 to reach the AdvoCare week. Women’s basketball Invitational title game in Lake NFL have the toughest 3 p.m. Texas A&M-Ohio State...WBNS 1460 Buena Vista, Fla. Manziel might not be TENNIS punter in the Women’s volleyball " Troy Caupain scored 17 in uniform for next game Murray helps Britain split league.” — Dan 9:30 p.m. Penn State-Nebraska................BTN points and No. 24 Cincinnati Johnny Manziel’s demotion Davis Cup opening singles Campbell, Miami (6-0) beat Nebraska (4-2) might include him not being Andy Murray kept Britain in Sunday’s highlights 65-61 in the Barclays Center in uniform for the game. contention in the Davis Cup Dolphins interim NFL Classic semifinals in New Cleveland Browns coach final when he beat Belgium’s coach, on punter 1 p.m. Miami-N.Y. Jets .....................Ch. 10 York. Mike Pettine said that he Ruben Bemelmans 6-3, 6-2, Matt Darr being St. Louis-Cincinnati................Ch. 28 " Denzel Valentine scored a hasn’t decided if Manziel, who 7-5 to leave the two nations 4:25 p.m. Pittsburgh-Seattle .................Ch. 10 career-high 32 points, hitting was stripped of his starting tied at 1 after the opening penalized for an 8:20 p.m. New England-Denver...............Ch. 4 five consecutive three-point- job this week, will be active singles in Ghent, Belgium. out-of-bounds hit The Dispatch is not responsible for unannounced ers to break open a tight game for Monday night’s game David Goffin rallied to beat on a punt returner changes, pre-emptions or interruptions of program- in the second half, and No. 3 against the Baltimore Ravens. Kyle Edmund 3-6, 1-6, 6-2, ming. Michigan State (6-0) defeated Manziel was downgraded 6-1, 6-0 to put Belgium ahead. Boise State (3-3) 77-67 in the from starter to third string — From wire reports CONTACT US 5GAMES OUT SPORTS EDITOR OSU men’s basketball OSU women’s basketball Blue Jackets Ray Stein.....................614-461-5236 Tickets: 614-292-2624/ Tickets: 614-292-2624/ Tickets: 614-246-4625/ [email protected] ohiostatebuckeyes.com ohiostatebuckeyes.com bluejackets.com Tuesday......Virginia ...............
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