Cleveland, OH
Ohio State football lands transfer commitment from former Alabama starting center
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Two days after adding a potential starting quarterback, Ohio State football also picked up the man who might snap him the ball.
Former Alabama center Seth McLaughlin committed to the Buckeyes on Saturday, as first reported by On3′s Hayes Fawcett. He gives OSU another experienced interior offensive line contender as it continues to seek stability up front.
McLaughlin started all 14 games at center for the SEC champions this past season, as well as eight games in 2022. Ohio State offensive line coach Justin Frye will either need to work with McLaughlin on his snapping issues — which showed up repeatedly, including in the Rose Bowl playoff semifinal loss to Michigan — or perhaps include him in the mix to replace Matt Jones at right guard.
The 6-4, 305-pound McLaughlin, a native of Buford, Georgia, has one season of eligibility remaining.
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Ohio State could return four of five starting positions on the offensive line in left tackle Josh Simmons, left guard Donovan Jackson, center Carson Hinzman and right tackle Josh Fryar. However, the season-ending performance in the Cotton Bowl reinforced the need to upgrade across the board, either through internal competition or the transfer portal.
McLaughlin is the third transfer offensive lineman added since the end of last season, but the first from a Power 5 program.
This is the second transfer addition of the winter for Ohio State. Former Ohio tight end Will Kacmarek also committed last week.
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Cleveland, OH
Cleveland Spectrum customers experiencing outages after plow truck hits utility pole
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Some northeast Ohio Spectrum customers are experiencing outages on Wednesday afternoon after a plow truck hit a utility pole.
According to a Spectrum spokesperson, Spectrum customers in the Cleveland area are experiencing a service disruption after a salt or plow truck hit a utility pole and damaged fiber lines in Cleveland Heights.
“Our teams responded immediately and are working diligently to make the necessary repairs to restore services for our customers,” Spectrum said.
This is a developing story. Return to 19 News for updates.
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Cleveland, OH
Cavs vs. Pistons: How to watch, odds, and injury report
Who: Cleveland Cavaliers (20-16) vs. Detroit Pistons (25-9)
Where: Rocket Arena – Cleveland, OH
When: Sunday, Jan. 4 at 2 pm EST
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Ohio, FanDuel Sports Network App, NBA League Pass
Point spread: Not yet set
Cavs injury report: Jarrett Allen – QUESTIONABLE (illness), Dean Wade – QUESTIONABLE (knee), Sam Merrill – QUESTIONABLE (left ankle sprain), Larry Nance Jr. – OUT (calf), Max Strus – OUT (foot), Chris Livingston – OUT (G League), Luke Travers – OUT (G League)
PIstons injury report: Jalen Duren – OUT (ankle), Tobias Harris – OUT (hip), Isaac Jones – OUT (G League), Bobi Klintman – OUT (G League), Caris LeVert – OUT (knee), Wendell Moore Jr. – OUT (G League)
Cavs expected starting lineup: Darius Garland, Donovan Mitchell, Dean Wade, Evan Mobley, Jarrett Allen
Pistons expected starting lineup: Cade Cunningham, Duncan Robinson, Ausar Thompson, Ronald Holland II, Isaiah Stewart
Previous matchup: The Cavs defeated the Pistons 116-95 on Oct. 27.
Cleveland, OH
West side Cleveland mom shot in her face during carjacking and lives to tell 19 News about it
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – On Friday, just two days into the new year, 38-year-old Cleveland mom, Tiffany Muscatell, reveals what happened that led to her being shot in her face by a stranger.
Woman shot on Cleveland’s West Side during carjacking
She spoke exclusively with 19 News senior reporter Harry Boomer late Friday afternoon.
The shooting happened around 7:30 a.m. in the 7900 block of Madison Avenue, Cleveland police said.
“What Happened? I was taking my son to my mom’s house, and a guy held me at gunpoint. Told me to get on the ground. I got on the ground. I didn’t have any money. He got into the car, told me to get my son out. It took too long. He threw me out the back and the gun went off. Then he took my son out and threw him on the ground.”
Muscatell was rushed to Metro Health Medical Center by EMS with a gunshot wound to her face.
She has more than a dozen stitches and is home to begin the healing process.
Several of her neighbors expressed outrage about what happened to her and her young son.
Here’s Howard Fetterman, who lives in the same Detroit Shoreway community as she does.
“Really, a baby with her. That’s ridiculous and insane. I think it’s disgusting for somebody to shoot a lady with a baby. They ought to catch the son-of-a-gun.”
Police found Muscatell’s car a short time after the carjacking near her home. The shooter is still on the loose.
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