After it was revealed that Browns fan-favorite Nick Chubb would be signing with the Houston Texans, the normally quiet running back penned a heartfelt goodbye.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Several significant changes highlight the 2025 Ohio High School Athletic Association football playoff regulations that were approved Thursday by the OHSAA Board of Directors. The number of qualifiers per region will be 12 instead of 16, with the top four seeds in each region earning a first-round bye. In addition, the first three rounds of the postseason will be hosted by the higher seeded team instead of the first two rounds.
Another coach has left the Cavs’ nest. Bryan Tibaldi, a consistent presence in Cleveland’s basketball orbit since 2019, is heading back to the college ranks — officially joining the men’s basketball staff at Providence on Tuesday.
One of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ biggest stars will spend the offseason rehabbing after toe surgery. Darius Garland will miss 4-5 months after undergoing “great toe surgery” on Monday, the team announced.
Nick Chubb is likely headed to a new destination.
The free agent running back appears poised to continue his NFL career in Houston, according to NFL Network, who said he’s expected to join the Texans on Monday pending a successful physical.
Guardians pitcher Ben Lively had Tommy John surgery on his right elbow Wednesday morning.
Dr. Keith Meister did a right elbow ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction with a flexor tendon repair on the 33-year-old Lively in Dallas.
When the Ohio State hoops signee announced on Friday that he would not be enrolling with the Buckeyes, indications were that he would maintain his relationship with the program. But on Wednesday, the four-star guard prospect in the class of 2025 announced he’d request his release from Jake Diebler’s program and reopen his recruitment.
The Phoenix Suns hired Cleveland Cavaliers assistant Jordan Ott as their head coach, opting for a young, emerging leader to rebuild a franchise that has regressed over the past few seasons, a person familiar with the search told The Associated Press on Wednesday.
A pair of former Mount Union football standouts are on the prestigious 2026 ballot for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame, announced by the National Football Foundation (NFF) and the College Hall of Fame.
Guard Myles Herro, the brother of Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro, announced on his social media Monday that he has committed to play for the Buckeyes next season.