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Penn State cruises past Temple 27-9

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Rocco Becht expected to get cheered on by hundreds of fans from the Philadelphia suburbs and other surrounding areas where most of his family and their friends are from. The Penn State quarterback was a bit more amazed at the other 40,000-plus fans in their ...

Bills make defensive stand, edge Texans 36-31

HOUSTON (AP) — Josh Allen didn't wait for the question he knew was coming on Sunday after finally leading the Buffalo Bills to a road win over the Houston Texans in a season-opening thriller. "We do like Reliant Stadium," he said with a big smile. "Woo." Allen threw a 34-yard touchdown pass to Joshua Palmer with 1:36 remaining to lift the Bills to a 36-31 victory in a back-and-forth game. Allen had 334 yards passing with two touchdowns and ran for two more scores after losing his previous four games at Reliant Stadium. "It feels good to start the season off right," Allen ...

Corry knocks off Eisenhower 35-0

CORRY — Eisenhower suffered a 35-0 setback to Corry on Friday night in a Region 3 football game, but head coach Jim Penley’s figurative glass was half full after the final horn. “In spite of the final score, I am extremely proud of the effort put out by our team,” he said. “We are a ...

Leonhard brings aggressive approach transforming Bills defense

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — First-year Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard isn't so much of an introvert, but rather someone who prefers sitting in the background and assessing a situation before offering his two cents. It's a tactical approach that helped the former undrafted ...

Imagination always in play with outdoors

“I’m bored,” is a statement I rarely hear a child say during the Audubon summer camp season. In part, this is because we have a plethora of engaging activities for children, but most importantly, we allow children to fully enter a state of imagination in play. When children are ...

Warren football falls to Lancers on Thursday

EDINBORO — Warren High football had a tall order Thursday evening as it traveled to General McLane and fell 35-0 to the Lancers. Constant defensive pressure on the line prohibited the Warren quarterback Parker Kiser from having time to develop a consistent offense. The Dragons did show signs of promise, despite being four scores down. With the first half coming to a close, the Dragons drove deep into the McLane end where Kiser almost found Grant May for a touchdown, but could not convert before the half. The Lancers were simply too much on the offensive end, amassing almost ...