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Seahawks Insiders Podcast: Previewing Seahawks at Giants
It's a big east-coast trip as the Seahawks prepare to face the Giants in prime time during Week 4 in New York. Seahawks.com It's a big east-coast trip as the Seahawks prepare to face the Giants in prime time during Week 4 in New York. Jen Mueller and John Boyle preview Week 4 at MetLife Stadium. Listen and subscribe to the Seahawks Insiders podcast. Listen To The Seahawks Insiders Podcast Hoste |
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2023 Week 4 Picks And Predictions at the New York Giants
The Seattle Seahawks face the New York Giants on Monday, October 2 at MetLife Stadium as part of Week 4 of the 2023 season. Kickoff is set for 5:15 p.m. PT. Here’s what local and national media are predicting: Ari Horton The Seattle Seahawks take on the New York Giants for the 2023 Week 4 Monday night game at MetLife Stadium. Take a look at what local and national media are predicting for Monday's |
NYT Politics
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If the Government Shuts Down, What Will It Take to Reopen?
Any deal to keep it open would have to be bipartisan, since the Senate and White House are controlled by Democrats, and the House by Republicans.
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Republicans’ Promises to Combat Fentanyl Fall Flat With Some Voters
Republicans are making big promises about combating fentanyl. Their words ring hollow to some who know too much about the drug’s deadly toll.
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Biden’s Ambitious Promise for Lead Pipe Removal Comes Under Scrutiny
A string of unexpected impediments could delay the administration’s timeline on an issue that is central to its effort to address racial disparities.
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The Chronicle - Centralia
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Wolves stumble in second half in loss to Bobcats
The Black Hills football team was held scoreless in the second half on Friday night, losing 17-10 against Aberdeen. After an early Bobcat touchdown, the Wolves came back to tie the game on a Jaxsen Beck pass to Maddox Hodge in the second quarter, and they later tacked on a field goal to take a 10-7 lead. The offense struggled mightily in the second half, however, and Aberdeen went on to tie the game in the third before taking the lead for good in the final frame. On the night, the Wolves went 0 for 13 on third down, although they had better luck on fourth down, where they went 3 for 7. Beck threw for 233 yards on the night, almost all of them going to Hodge (90 yards), Jack Ellison (72 yards) and Bereket Lester (63 yards). Aberdeen was able to successfully slow down Jacob Weller in the run game, as he averaged just 1.7 yards per carry on 19 attempts. At 0-5, the Wolves quest for win No. 1 continues next Friday, when they host 1A Elma. |
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Mountaineers cruise to win over Fishermen
The Rainier football team won its second straight game on Friday, topping Ilwaco 40-14 to open league play. The Mountaineers got the better of the Fisherman in a matchup that could go a long way in determining the pecking order in the Southwest 2B West league. Now at 3-2, the Mountaineers have won the most games in a season since before COVID-19. Christopher Gray had a monster game on the ground, rushing for 186 yards and three touchdowns on just seven attempts. Jake Meldrum was nearly perfect through the air, completing six of his seven pass attempts for 97 yards and two touchdowns. Hunter Howell caught one of those touchdowns as part of his four catch, 70 yard day, and Josh Meldrum’s lone reception was a 22-yard score. Dorien Cano also had a solid day on the ground in limited action, rushing for 45 yards on just four carries. The Mountaineers wrap up a three-game homestand next Friday, when they host Ocosta. |
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Rodriguez, Warriors steamroll Tigers' homecoming
The Rochester football team just kept chugging away Friday, rolling out yet another powerful effort on the ground in a 52-14 win at Centralia. This time around, it was Ethan Rodriguez’s turn to lead the Warriors (4-1, 3-0 2A EvCo). The sophomore took 15 carries for 189 yards, and scored Rochester’s first three touchdowns of the evening on runs of 41, 6 and 32 yards. “They kind of took some things away on the inside, and Ethan did a really good job,” Rochester coach AJ Easley said. “Sometimes young, fast kids really want to bounce everything to the outside, but we’ve been working to keep him cutting across the grain, and he did that a few times.” Palmer Watt added 121 yards and a touchdown, while Tate Quarnstrom had 74 yards and a score. Jay Johnson capped the scoring with a 70-yard touchdown run; as a team, the Warriors pounded out all 502 of their offensive yards on the ground. “We just kind stayed the course,” Easley said. “Guys churned out the hard yards. Our defense actually played really, really well tonight, got us the ball a lot with really good field position.” Once, the defense did the scoring for the offense, when Kole Smith took an interception back to the house. Terrell Sanders finished 6 for 21 for Centralia, with a touchdown pass to Roberto Rosales in the first quarter and a touchdown run in the fourth. Landen Jenkins caught two passes for 27 yards, and Kellen Rooklidge had 37 rushing yards for the Tigers (0-5, 0-2 2A EvCo). The road is about to get a whole lot harder for Rochester; after three league wins against teams that are a combined 1-14, they’re set to wrap up league play with three matchups against teams that are 6-1 in EvCo play. First up is a matchup against W.F. West; the Warriors haven’t beaten the Bearcats since they moved up to 2A in 2016. “The kids should be really proud of where we’re out,” Easley said. “We’ve got a big dragon to slay next week.” |
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Titans dominate Timberwolves in Clash of the Hyphens
The Pe Ell-Willapa Valley football team got back in the win column in resounding fashion on Friday, jumping out to a big lead and cruising to a 54-22 win over Morton-White Pass. The Titans led 40-0 at halftime and at one point led 54-0 before the Timberwolves got on the board with a few scores late. Five different Titans found the end zone on Friday, including Cody Strozyk, Blake Howard, and Blaine King, who each had two, and Tyson Portmann and Spud Swogger, who both ran in a touchdown in the second half. PWV did most of its work on the ground, aside from Nate Fluke’s two touchdown passes to King. As a team, the Titans ran for 310 yards, including 95 from Howard, 79 from Strozyk, 68 from Swogger and 60 from Portmann. “Shoutout to our offensive line,” PWV coach Nate Smith said. “Christian Escobar, Conner Keeton, Kevin Ruelas, Hank Swartz and Kannyon Clements. They did a lot better this week.” Smith added that they were able to get some younger players playing time near the end, which will be valuable to those players long term. “Overall, a great team effort, for sure,” Smith said. Next week, PWV will head to Toledo, while MWP will host Napavine. |
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Cardinals run all over Lions for first win
The Winlock football team got in the win column for the first time on Friday night, running rampant over the Sound Christian Lions in a 56-22 win. James Cusson and the rest of the Cardinals couldn’t be stopped on the ground. Cusson ran for 366 of the team’s 514 rushing yards, and he also scored five touchdowns on the ground. All five of his touchdowns came on massive plays, as his touchdowns went 61, 46, 37, 34, and 20 yards. Landen Klein also got in the endzone twice, and he caught the team’s lone pass attempt, a ball from Cusson that led to a 10-yard pickup. Winlock led 12-0 after the first quarter, and in the second, they extended it to 28-8 before a late Sound Christian score. The second half was more of the same, as the Cardinals outscored the Lions 28-6 over the final two frames. Now 1-3, the Cardinals will look to make it back-to-back wins at Oakville next Friday. |
