Flyers spoil debut of Blue Jackets coach Pascal Vincent
The Philadelphia Flyers beat the Blue Jackets 4-2 in the opener for two teams looking to rebound from disappointing seasons.
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Henderson expected to return, Egbuka questionable for Purdue
Buckeye running back TreVeyon Henderson is expected to be back in the lineup for Ohio State’s game at Purdue, coach Ryan Day said.However, another key starter, receiver Emeka Egbuka, remains questionable for Saturday’s game
Burrow connects with Chase for 3 TDs; Bengals roll past the Cardinals 34-20
Joe Burrow threw for 317 yards and three touchdown passes to Ja’Marr Chase, who finished with a season-high 192 yards receiving, and the Bengals beat the Arizona Cardinals 34-20 on Sunday.
McCord, Harrison and No. 4 Ohio State roar back in the second half to bury Maryland 37-17
Kyle McCord passed for a career-high 320 yards and two touchdowns and Marvin Harrison Jr. had eight catches for 163 yards as the Buckeyes found their stride in the second half of a 37-17 win over Maryland.
Crew 1, Atlanta United 1
Defender Miles Robinson scored in the seventh minute of second-half stoppage time to rally Atlanta United to a 1-1 draw with the Crew on Saturday night.
FC Cincinnati 1, Inter Miami 0
Lionel Messi’s first season in Major League Soccer will end without a trip to the playoffs following Inter Miami’s 1-0 loss to FC Cincinnati.
Buckeyes return from bye week to host Terps
After a week off, No. 4 Ohio State returns to the Horseshoe to face unbeaten Maryland in what could be a trap game if the Buckeyes let their guard down.
Crew 2, Revolution 1
Diego Rossi had a first-half goal and added an assist on defender Malte Amundsen’s winner late in the second half as the Crew rallied to beat New England 2-1, ending the Revolution’s 15-match unbeaten streak at home to begin the season.
Red Bulls 2, FC Cincinnati 1
Frankie Amaya and Elias Manoel scored five minutes apart early in the first half and the New York Red Bulls kept their playoff hopes alive with a 2-1 victory over FC Cincinnati.
Losses piling up for Bengals with Joe Burrow limited by calf injury
The Bengals had to settle for a field goal the one time they got close to the Tennessee end zone as Cincinnati lost 27-3 to the Titans.