Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has been slammed for standing still on the sidelines while his players were involved in a postgame brawl with Michigan on Saturday. The Buckeyes suffered their fourth-straight defeat against the Wolverines as Dominic Zvada's 21-yard field goal at the end of the fourth quarter handed Michigan a narrow 13-10 victory. Immediately after the game, the Wolverines attempted to plant their flag in the middle of Ohio Stadium, which caused Ohio State to retaliate with force. Coaches from both teams rushed in to try and resolve the situation as punches were thrown and helmets were seen scattered across the turf, and members of the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office intervened. While it was clear that Day didn't want to get involved, his leadership has been questioned after making no attempt to get his players back in the locker room. Despite the ugly scenes, Day defended his players as he said during his postgame press conference: "I don’t know all the details, but I know these guys were looking to put a flag on our field, and we’re not going to let that happen." When reflecting on the loss, he added: "Not easy to accept... have to take the ownership. I'm the one who makes the final decisions." Kirk Herbstreit ends Arch Manning debate live on College GameDay with Quinn Ewers point Andrew Luck announces long-awaited football comeback with former team The upset damaged Ohio State's shot at the Big Ten Championship game and receiving a first-round College Football Playoff bye, while also placing more pressure on Day. The Buckeyes are 66-10 since Day became head coach in 2019, but their record in big games remains an issue. Ohio State is 2-4 in bowl games and 1-3 in the College Football Playoffs, but no win since 2019 against Michigan is inexcusable according to some fans. Another rivalry defeat, and Day's hesitance to protect his players on Saturday, has left some fans at boiling point. "Ryan Day, your whole team is in the midst of a brawl, and you’re on the sideline asking 'what happened?' Huh!? Get your butt on the field and command your players go to the locker room," one fan wrote on X. "That takes leadership skills. Apparently you missed the last 3 years. He doesn’t have any," one fan brutally replied. "Ryan Day being caught by cameras watching his team fight after a game while other adults — including armed officers of the law — attempt to break it up is about as appropriate as something can be," another added. Michigan running back Kalel Mullings scored the only touchdown on Saturday, and called out Ohio State for not showing fight during the game and only acting up once the contest was over. "For such a great game, you hate to see stuff like that after the game. It’s just bad for the sport, bad for college football," Mullings said on FOX. "But at the end of the day, some people, they’ve got to learn how to lose. You can’t be fighting and stuff just because you lost the game. All that fighting, we had 60 minutes, we had four quarters to do all that fighting. Now, people want to talk and fight. That’s wrong. It’s just bad for the game. Classless, in my opinion. People got to be better." Want to watch more live sports? Peacock has your favorite sports, shows, and more all in one place. Peacock offers plans starting at $7.99 so you can stream live sports like NFL, Premier League, and Big Ten Football.As he concluded his speech, the audience rose to their feet once more, their applause a thunderous testimony to the impact of his words. Jack Ma had returned to the spotlight, his presence a beacon of hope and inspiration for all who sought to create a better world through entrepreneurship and innovation.

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Dallas (5-8) at Carolina (3-10) Sunday, 1 p.m. EST, FOX. BetMGM Odds: Panthers by 3. Against the spread: Cowboys 4-9, Panthers 6-7. Series record: Cowboys lead 11-3. Last meeting: Cowboys beat Panthers 33-10 on Nov. 19, 2023 in Carolina. Last week: Cowboys lost to Bengals 27-20; Panthers lost to Eagles 22-16. Cowboys offense: overall (20), rush (28), pass (11), scoring (21) Cowboys defense: overall (25), rush (30), pass (22), scoring (31) Panthers offense: overall (30), rush (22), pass (27), scoring (28) Panthers defense: overall (31), rush (32), pass (12), scoring (32) Turnover differential: Cowboys minus-8; Panthers minus-5. Panthers edge rusher Micah Parsons vs. Panthers offensive line. Parsons seems to be getting better as the season progresses and will be a tough matchup for Carolina's offensive line regardless of where he lines up. Parsons has 3 1/2 sacks over his past three games. WR Adam Thielen. The veteran wide receiver was Bryce Young's favorite option last season and is finally developing into that again this season after battling back from a hamstring injury that left him on injured reserve. Thielen has 17 catches on 21 targets for 201 yards and a touchdown over the past two games. When the Panthers need a first down on fourth down, the pass is almost always going to Thielen. Cowboys RB Rico Dowdle vs. NFL's worst run defense. Dowdle has had the first two 100-yard outings of his career the past two weeks, resetting his career best both times. The undrafted fifth-year player on an expiring contract had 131 yards in the loss to the Bengals. Since taking over as the lead back at the start of November, Dowdle is averaging 16 carries and 81 yards with a touchdown rushing and another receiving. On Sunday, he will face the league’s 32nd-ranked run defense. Carolina allowed Philadelphia’s Saquon Barkley to run for 124 yards last week and Tampa Bay’s Bucky Irving to run for a career-high 152 yards the week before that. The Panthers are allowing more than 170 yards per game on the ground and 4.97 yards per carry. Cowboys LB DeMarvion Overshown was set for season-ending surgery on the right knee he injured in the fourth quarter of the loss to the Bengals. The second-year player from Texas missed all of his rookie season after tearing a ligament in his left knee in a preseason game. ... DE DeMarcus Lawrence, who hasn’t played since Week 4, is close to returning from a foot injury. With the playoff hopes all but gone, the question remains whether to press the 32-year-old into action. Lawrence is on an expiring contract. ... Rookie C Cooper Beebe sustained a concussion against Cincinnati.. ... The Panthers are hoping to get WR Jalen Coker back on the field this week after he has missed the past three games with a quad injury. ... Also, No. 1 CB Jaycee Horn has been playing with a groin injury, and that could be problematic against CeeDee Lamb. The Cowboys are 7-2 against the Panthers since losing a wild-card game at Carolina 29-10 during the 2003 season, the first of Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Bill Parcells’ four years leading Dallas. The Cowboys are 4-2 on the road this season, including victories over playoff contenders Pittsburgh and Washington. ... QB Cooper Rush is 2-3 filling in for Dak Prescott, who is out for the season after surgery for a torn hamstring. Assuming Rush starts, this will be his longest stint as Prescott’s replacement. He went 4-1 in 2022 after Prescott broke the thumb on his throwing hand in the opener. ... Dowdle’s 7.3-yard average per carry on 18 attempts against the Bengals was the highest for a Dallas back since Ezekiel Elliott averaged 7.9 per carry at Philadelphia in 2018. ... WR CeeDee Lamb has just one 100-yard receiving game this season after finishing with eight in his breakout 2023 All-Pro season. But Lamb has five other games with at least 89 yards. He has reached 1,000 scrimmage yards in each of his first five seasons, the fifth receiver to do that. ... S Malik Hooker’s interception of Joe Burrow was his second of the season. He has seven interceptions in his four Dallas seasons. He also had seven in four years with Indianapolis, where he spent four injury-filled years as a 2017 first-round draft pick. ... The Panthers have endured six straight seasons with at least 10 losses. ... Carolina’s past five games have come down to the last possession. ... Panthers 1,000-yard RB Chuba Hubbard needs one rushing touchdown to pass Stephen Davis for fifth in team history. He is also 9 rushing yards away from reaching 3,000 for his career. ... Rookie WR Xavier Legette had three drops last week vs. the Eagles, including one for a potential go-ahead score in the final minute. ... OLB Jadeveon Clowney is tied for 11th in sacks among active NFL players. ... The Panthers have 15 sacks in the past four games. Carolina’s improved pass rush has coincided with OLB D.J. Wonnum getting on the field after missing the first nine games of the season on injured reserve. Chuba Hubbard is expected to see the overwhelming majority of carries for the Panthers, who are now thin at the position. Miles Sanders and Jonathon Brooks are on injured reserve and Raheem Blackshear is working through a chest injury. That leaves Mike Boone as the Hubbard's backup. NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl

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The Summit High School boys basketball team is entering a new era. After eight years of Jordan Buller being at the helm of the program, Summit head football coach Paul Lopez has taken over the reins of boys basketball team as the interim head coach. Last season, the Tigers earned a record of 12-12, which was enough for the team to return to the Class 4A playoffs for the first time since 2021 . With a new coach this season, Summit will look to make the playoffs again this winter, but like any team, will face several challenges throughout the season. Beyond navigating a new coaching staff, Summit will also be tasked with filling the void left by the five seniors that graduated from last year’s team. Seniors included playmakers like Emilio Jain, Hank Chabot and Max Nakos as well as leaders like Matthew Valdez. Despite losing the graduating seniors, Summit has returned a group of players that are not only powerful athletes, but also have the skills necessary to be leaders on the team. Most notably, Summit will rely on the star power and expertise of senior guard ​​Eduardo Gutierrez. Gutierrez led the team in points last season, averaging 14 points per game and scoring a total of 336 points. In addition to being able to score for the Tigers, Gutierrez possesses an ability to invigorate his teammates and harness that competitive edge that is necessary to win in close games. Another strong returner for the Tigers will be senior Alejandro Baray-Jain. Last season as a junior, Baray-Jain played in a total of 18 varsity games where he averaged 0.8 points, 0.9 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game. Fresh off a huge football season, Baray-Jain will look to be a leader for the Tigers on the court this winter, serving as one of the team’s captains. “It is my last year, so I just want to finish off strong,” Baray-Jain said. “With Coach Buller and Coach Kimball leaving last year and Coach Lopez and Coach Kelly stepping up, we didn’t see it as a challenge — we are grateful for it everyday. Everyone is a leader on this team. Being named a captain on this team by Coach Lopez already — I am beyond grateful for that.” Gutierrez and Baray-Jain will be supported by several newcomers to the varsity roster. Notable additions come from the Tigers’ football team and include senior Sean Mullaly as well as senior Cesar Sauceda. Like Baray-Jain, Mullaly and Sauceda were mainstays for the Summit football team this past fall. The two seniors, alongside Baray-Jain, were team captains for the Summit football team throughout the team’s 3-7 season. Like the girls basketball team, the Summit boys will make the transition from 4A to Class 5A this winter. Although some of the team’s opponents may be a little bit more challenging, the Tigers’ 5A Western Slope league schedule is full of familiar teams. Featuring Battle Mountain, Eagle Valley and Glenwood Springs, Summit has a good chance of ranking high in the four-team league by the season’s end. Last winter, Summit defeated Battle Mountain by over 30 points while falling to Glenwood Springs by six. Summit will see where it stands as a team on Wednesday, Dec. 6, when it takes on Windsor High School as part of the GoJo Tipoff Classic in Fort Collins. “Coach Lopez and Kelly are new to this,” Baray-Jain said. “Basketball is a completely different sport from football. They need all the help from us. We need to pave the way for the new kids. We will see how we respond to (Windsor). They are a good 6A team. They were really good last year. ... It is going to be a tough game, but the way we go into the game is going to affect others in the long run.” Summit will play on the road for the first month of the season before hosting Evergreen High School in Breckenridge on Jan. 7.

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