Walsh Jesuit hosts Cleveland St. Ignatius at Conway Memorial Stadium on Friday, Sept. 11, in a Week 4 high school football game.
Kickoff for the matchup between the Warriors and Wildcats is at 7 p.m.
Walsh Jesuit has a 3-0 record this season and St. Ignatius is 2-1.
Follow along for live updates throughout the night.
Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year

#walsh #high #school #conway

Photos of President Donald Trump stepping off Air Force One with hair that appears to be a darker shade than his signature blonde locks have sparked speculation on the internet.
Trump has long had to dispel speculation about his coiffure, specifically whether the 80-year-old wears some kind of wig, and the new photos are adding to the rumor mill.
"What is [sic] the world is going on with Trump's hair?" journalist Aaron Rupar wrote on X Saturday.
Trump was seen waving to reporters on the tarmac of an airport in Morristown, New Jersey, Friday, wearing a Navy suit and yellow tie — and, apparently, his new hairdo. He is spending the weekend at his golf club in Bedminster.
"Something needs to be done about his hair under the Twenty-Fifth Amendment," George Conway, a lawyer and Trump critic, wrote on X, suggesting it needs to be nixed.

#speculation #wrote #force

West Florida hits the road Saturday for its first United Athletic Conference matchup as the Argonauts visit Central Arkansas at Estes Stadium in Conway, with kickoff set for 7:00 PM ET on ESPN+. The matchup comes just one week after West Florida made a memorable FCS debut, while Central Arkansas will be playing its 2026 home opener.
Aug 28, 2025; Columbia, Missouri, USA; Central Arkansas Bears quarterback Luther Richesson (5) hands off to running back Chapman McKown (29) against the Missouri Tigers during the second half of the game at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Denny Medley-Imagn Images
Date: Saturday, September 5, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM ET
Channel: ESPN+

#stadium #matchup

ESPN and Words + Pictures announced on Thursday that Saban, a "landmark multi-part ESPN Original docuseries chronicling the life, legacy and extraordinary career of Hall of Fame coach Nick Saban," will premiere on Thursday, October 8, with all six episodes being made available on the ESPN app at launch.
The first episode will debut on ESPN's network on October 8 at 6 p.m. ET, with the remaining five episodes airing throughout October and early November.
Directed by Russell Dinallo and produced by Words + Pictures' Connor Schell, Libby Geist, Aaron Cohen, and Alexa Conway, along with Tom Rinaldi, with Gabe Honig serving as co-executive producer and showrunner, Saban will chronicle Saban's 17-season coaching career as the head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide, during which he won six National Championships.
Via his own reflections and the insights of those around him, Saban "peels back the curtain on the long, closely guarded world of the legendary coach, featuring hundreds of hours of never-before-seen footage from locker rooms, practice fields and behind-the-scenes moments throughout his tenure at Alabama," while also touching on his coaching stops with LSU, the Miami Dolphins, and Michigan State.
The docuseries will feature interviews with over 70 people throughout Saban's life and career, including Bill Belichick, Lane Kiffin, Steve Sarkisian, Kirby Smart, Tim Tebow, Jalen Hurts, and Tua Tagovailoa, as well as present-day interviews with Saban and his wife, Miss Terry Saban.

#saban #Career #coach #thursday

The Great Britain women's team have missed out on their first chance to qualify for flag football's Olympic debut but will have another opportunity on Sunday.
The non-contact version of American football will make its Olympic bow at Los Angeles 2028 and two spots are available for both men and women at this weekend's World Championships in Germany.
After reaching the quarter-finals as group winners, GB faced Panama on Saturday and came from behind to win 26-20 and set up a semi-final clash with the USA.
Victory would have secured a spot at LA28 and GB led 21-7 in the first half after touchdowns by Grace Conway, Angelica Tait and Emily Kemp.
But the defending champions fought back to win 27-21, while Canada beat Mexico 20-6 to reach their first final since 2014.

#olympic #sunday #american

The Cincinnati Bengals have a few key defenders working their way back from injuries as training camp continues.
One is interior defensive lineman BJ Hill, who went to the PUP list at the start of training camp due to an injury.
According to Kelsey Conway of the Cincinnati Enquirer, Hill seemed to take a step forward in his comeback on Sunday by working in pads and a helmet with a sled off to the side during practice.
Then there's former first-round pick Shemar Stewart after his serious injury scare. As Conway captured, he's seemingly already out of the brace he had on his knee earlier and merely wearing a sleeve:
It goes without saying, but the Bengals will rely on both guys often during the regular season. They need Stewart to take a strong step in his development, just like other wedge defenders like Myles Murphy and Cashius Howell.

#bengals #conway

The Cincinnati Bengals have been without two of their top defensive lineman for the majority of camp. Starting defensive tackle B.J. Hill has been on the Physically Unable to Perform list since before training camp as he works through an ankle injury, and second-year pass rusher Shemar Stewart suffered a hyperextended knee on the first day of practice.
Per Kelsey Conway of The Enquirer, Hill was wearing a helmet and pads during Sunday's practice and working on the rehab field. There hasn't been a timeline announced for Hill as of yet, but the fact that he was working with Director of Rehab Nick Cosgrove is a good sign.
Ideally, Hill would be cleared in time to get some work in camp, but the ultimate goal is Week 1 on September 13th.
Stewart was also seen at practice Sunday, and for the first time, he was not wearing a knee brace. He has been rehabbing from the hyperextension suffered at the start of camp.
When the video was posted, many feared he suffered a season-ending injury, so it has been good news since. Seeing Stewart walking without a brace or a noticeable limp is yet another encouraging sign.

#camp #defensive

Third Rothesay Test, Trent Bridge (day four of five)
New Zealand 438 (Conway 157, Latham 151; Stokes 4-70) & 288-9 dec: (Mitchell 100*, Ravindra 94; Archer 4-53)
England 354 (Duckett 113, Bethell 74; Smith 4-91) & 103-4 (Duckett 36; Foulkes 3-42)
England need 269 more runs to win
Scorecard

New Zealand captain Tom Latham won the toss and elected to bat first in the decisive third Test against England at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, on Thursday. However, the visitors have been dealt a significant setback ahead of the winner-takes-all contest, with two key players ruled out through injury.

The three-match series is finely poised at 1-1. England claimed the opening Test at Lord's by 115 runs before New Zealand responded emphatically with a crushing 253-run victory at The Oval. With valuable ICC World Test Championship points on offer, the Trent Bridge encounter will determine the series winner.
New Zealand have been forced into major changes after pace spearhead Matt Henry and star all-rounder Glenn Phillips were ruled out of the final Test. Henry, who starred in New Zealand's victory at The Oval and recently climbed to the No. 1 spot in the ICC Test bowling rankings, misses out with a calf injury. Phillips, meanwhile, has been sidelined due to a side strain.
England have also shuffled their lineup following the heavy defeat in the second Test, with captain Ben Stokes returning to lead the side after being rested at The Oval. Fast bowler Gus Atkinson also returns, while wicketkeeper-batter Jamie Smith is back after missing the previous Test following the birth of his child. Spinner Shoaib Bashir has been recalled to strengthen England's spin options.

Despite being declared fit, Ollie Robinson has not been included in the playing XI.
New Zealand: Tom Latham (c), Devon Conway, Henry Nicholls, Rachin Ravindra, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Blundell (wk), Mitchell Santner, Nathan Smith, Blair Tickner, Ben Sears, William O'Rourke

England: Ben Duckett, Emilio Gay, Jacob Bethell, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jamie Smith (wk), Ben Stokes (c), Gus Atkinson, Jofra Archer, Josh Tongue, Shoaib Bashir

Jazmyn Brock is featured in episode six of The Enquirer's special-edition podcast series "Beyond Sunday, presented by Mi Cozumel" that shines a light on six wives or girlfriends of Bengals players.
The podcast has been posted every Tuesday morning from May 19 through June 23. Rachel Karras, wife of Bengals center Ted Karras, kicked off the series for episode one, followed by Halle Gesicki (Mike), Jensy Knight (Demetrius), Gracie McPherson (Evan) and Whitney Risner (Dalton) in episodes two, three four and five.
Jazmyn, girlfriend of Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown, joined Bengals beat reporter Kelsey Conway at Mi Cozumel in downtown Cincinnati and discussed meeting her boyfriend, starting her own Pilates studio, health and wellness, becoming a mom and more.
Among the conversation topics:
Jazmyn met Chase through social media while she was living in her hometown of San Diego. Chase had just finished playing college football at the University of Illinois and was getting ready for the NFL Combine at the time. They immediately started dating after meeting in person, and the couple has been together ever since.

Henry Nicholls made an instant impact on his return to New Zealand colours, stepping in for the retired Kane Williamson and delivering a composed unbeaten century to push his side into a dominant position against England on day three of the Test at The Oval.

By stumps on Friday, New Zealand had reached 252 for 3 in their second innings, effectively stretching their overall lead to 352 after bowling England out for 291 just before lunch. Nicholls remained unbeaten on 119, anchoring the innings alongside Rachin Ravindra, who made a fluent 76 before his dismissal after tea.

The pair added 161 runs from 201 ******* , setting a new record for New Zealand's highest partnership at The Oval. Their stand first stabilised the innings, then steadily built control before shifting gears after tea, when they began scoring at nearly six an over with crisp timing and clean strokeplay.

New Zealand's position puts them firmly in charge of the match, with seven wickets still in hand and the opportunity to push towards a 500-run lead. That would leave England facing a steep fourth-innings challenge, especially given their history at the venue. Their highest successful chase at The Oval remains 263 against Australia in 1902, while their highest ever fourth-innings chase anywhere is 378 for 3 against India at Edgbaston in 2022 during the Bazball era.

Nicholls, who arrived in London only last Sunday after Williamson's shock retirement, admitted the transition was unexpected. "(Williamson retiring) was a bit of a shock to everyone," he said. "I've been lucky enough to play a lot of my cricket with Kane. I wasn't ever going to be able to replace him. I just really enjoyed being back in test cricket, you want to contribute. It was fun, the partnership with Rachin and with Daryl (Mitchell) at the end there."

Walking in early at 8 for 1, Nicholls faced Jofra Archer bowling at high pace and had to settle quickly. He survived the initial burst, then rebuilt after Devon Conway's dismissal alongside Ravindra, who played the more attacking role while Nicholls provided stability.

There were a couple of early alarms, including a dropped chance on 7 by debutant wicketkeeper James Rew, who endured a difficult outing behind the stumps. England's bowling struggled to break the stand through the middle session as the duo methodically drained energy from the attack and the crowd.

After tea, however, the tempo shifted dramatically. Nicholls reached his half-century from 72 ******* , with Ravindra following shortly after off 79 deliveries for his first fifty against England. Ravindra's innings ended on 76 when he was trapped lbw by Jacob Bethell, who once again proved decisive after taking three wickets in the first innings.

Nicholls brought up his century soon after, reaching the milestone off 133 ******* with his 14th boundary, driven through midwicket off Bethell. It was his 11th Test hundred in his 59th match and his second against England, having previously

Whitney Risner is featured in episode five of The Enquirer's new special-edition podcast series "Beyond Sunday, presented by Mi Cozumel" that shines a light on six wives or girlfriends of Bengals players.
The podcast is posting every Tuesday morning from May 19 through June 23. Rachel Karras, wife of Bengals center Ted Karras, kicked off the series for episode one, followed by Halle Gesicki (Mike), Jensy Knight (Demetrius) and Gracie McPherson (Evan) in episodes two, three and four.
Whitney, wife of Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman Dalton Risner, joined Bengals beat reporter Kelsey Conway in studio to discuss meeting her husband while playing college basketball, starting a jewelry business, dealing with a miscarriage, becoming a social media influencer and more.
Among the conversation topics:
Whitney played college basketball at Fort Hayes State in Hays, Kansas, while Dalton played football at Kansas State in Manhattan, Kansas. Dalton saw her at one of her basketball games and messaged her on social media. The couple didn't talk for a year, then reconnected at the lake in the summer and have been together since.

The Cincinnati Enquirer recently reported that the team and the Cincinnati Regional Sports Commission were engaged in talks with the NFL about the 2029 draft. Bengals executive vice president Katie Blackburn confirmed the team's interest in an interview with select local beat writers on Monday.
“We’ve expressed interest, as have many other cities,” Blackburn said, via Kelsey Conway of The Enquirer. “We are exploring it and seeing whether we can have an opportunity to do that. We would love it if we could. We would be excited about it. We’ll continue to work on it to see if it can happen.”
There is no timeline for a decision.
The 2027 NFL draft will be held in D.C., and the league recently awarded the 2028 NFL draft to Minneapolis.
The NFL left New York after the 2014 draft, and since then, Chicago (twice), Philadelphia, Arlington, Nashville, Cleveland, Las Vegas, Kansas City, Detroit, Green Bay and Pittsburgh have hosted the draft. The 2020 draft was virtual.

First Test, day four, Lord's
England need one more wicket for victory
Tongue pins Blundell lbw; Conway, dropped on 24 by Brook, caught by Bethell off Stokes for 41; Atkinson removes Smith and Jamieson
New Zealand chasing a high unlikely 254 to win
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