The Kent State Golden Flashes are keeping the local talent in Northeast Ohio. On Friday, May 8, 2026, former four-star recruit Dorian Jones officially committed to join coach Rob Senderoff’s squad, marking a significant homecoming for one of Cleveland’s top basketball products.
The Cleveland Browns have placed LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah (neck) on reserve/physically unable to perform. In addition, the club has designated P Nik Constantinou (pronounced con-stan-TEE-new) as the team’s international player.
The Buckeyes are scheduling a home-and-home series with UConn, the 2025 NCAA Tournament champions and 2026 NCAA Tournament runner-up, for those two campaigns.
Three-star running back Jance Henry has officially transferred from Akron Archbishop Hoban back to his home state of Pennsylvania to play for Moon Area High School.
The move, confirmed on May 6, 2026, was driven by family circumstances. Henry’s father, who is disabled, requires medical care in Pennsylvania, prompting the standout junior to return home for his senior season.
A new era for the GlenOak Golden Eagles begins today as the Plain Local Schools Board of Education is set to approve Kyle Sasala as the high school’s next athletic director at their May 6 meeting.
The Mount Union Department of Athletics announced the promotion of Josh Twiddy to head men’s basketball coach starting for the upcoming 2026-27 season.
Guests never know who they might meet when they visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame — “Football Heaven” — in Canton.
In the Hall of Fame’s 62-year history, that maxim always has been true. Players, coaches and contributors who comprise the membership of the most elite team in sports visit their “second home” for such reasons as speaking engagements, educational programs and other appearances. Guests fortunate enough to cross paths with the Hall of Famers on those occasions take with them an added lifelong memory from their trip to Canton.
Kent State University Men’s Basketball incoming freshman Dhani Miller has been ranked number 60 in the 2026 SportsCenter NEXT 100. This was announced via ESPN.com on Friday, May 1.
As the Massillon Washington Tigers look to solidify their roster for the 2026 campaign, they’ve officially added a massive weapon to their offensive arsenal. Dashun Williams, the highly touted 6’5” tight end/receiver from Euclid High School, has officially transferred to Massillon, sending shockwaves through the Northeast Ohio high school football landscape.
The landscape of Northeast Ohio high school football just experienced a seismic shift. In a move that has sent shockwaves through the OHSAA community, standout brothers Brayton and Brydon Feister have officially transferred from Akron Archbishop Hoban to Massillon Washington High School.