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6:30 p.m.: Colorado at Dallas ESPN

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Sports Highlights from around the Permian Basin on August 12, 2025

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James Franklin highlights 3 Penn State freshmen vying for early playing time

Penn State cornerback Daryus Dixson runs a drill during practice on Aug. 2, 2025. Joe Hermitt | jhermitt@pennlive.comJoe Hermitt | jhermitt@pennlive.com STATE COLLEGE — Every great team needs young players to step up. If Penn State is to reach its national championship hopes, some freshmen will have to see the field and produce. James Franklin […]

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Penn State football media day practice, Aug. 2, 2025
Penn State cornerback Daryus Dixson runs a drill during practice on Aug. 2, 2025.
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STATE COLLEGE — Every great team needs young players to step up. If Penn State is to reach its national championship hopes, some freshmen will have to see the field and produce.

James Franklin at Tuesday night’s practice gave three names who are pushing for playing time midway through fall camp: cornerback Darus Dixson and defensive ends Chaz Coleman and Yvan Kemajou.

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Mayor Roger Reinert highlights challenges ahead as Duluthians head to the polls

Duluth Mayor Roger Reinert stopped by WDIO on Tuesday, August 12, to promote voters get out for the Minnesota Municipal Primary Election, which includes primaries in Duluth City Council races and the Duluth School Board. “This is small ‘d’ democracy. You know, this is where we maybe restore faith and trust in the in the […]

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Mayor Roger Reinert highlights challenges ahead as Duluthians head to the polls

Duluth Mayor Roger Reinert stopped by WDIO on Tuesday, August 12, to promote voters get out for the Minnesota Municipal Primary Election, which includes primaries in Duluth City Council races and the Duluth School Board.

“This is small ‘d’ democracy. You know, this is where we maybe restore faith and trust in the in the democratic form of government,” said Mayor Reinert. “I mean these are our friends and neighbors who are willing to step forward and serve in the City Council, serve on the school board—they are likely people you know or somebody you know does.”

Mayor Reinert voiced an admiration for everyone who got their names on the ballot for this election.

“I will just say this is a really tough time to serve. You know, we are seeing more really sharp critical personal kind of comments especially in the online world and, so you know, anyone who is willing to step forward and say I’m willing to try and help do this work I think should be applauded.”

Reinert continued that the city councilors, specifically, are going to be facing some tough challenges ahead, including playing their part in balancing the budget with a $7.2 million deficit. He also highlighted the critical housing shortage at all of our income levels and the continuing need to grow the tax base so that the city can be more less dependent on state and federal funds for its needs.

“People continue to have that conversation about those core city services that we’re all concerned about— the condition of our streets, the, you know, almost hundred-year average age of our water and sewer infrastructure, taxes, of course, [and] even with a 0% levy last year, property taxes still can continue to be something that’s a challenge for a lot of Duluth residents.”

The Mayor also said one of the big issues he’d personally like the Council to address, is the future of Lester Park Golf Course.

“We continue to have this big piece of property sit. We now had a working group that spent all last year coming up with some elements that need to be [put] in a path moving forward –green space golf, connecting trails ,some food and beverage options, and of course another great opportunity for housing.”

During his interview, Mayor Reinert also applauded the City Council’s recent selection of Deb DeLuca as an interim City Councilor for District 2.

“With Deb DeLuca, you have somebody who is an eminently qualified leader — a career of public service, most recently, of course ,leading the port and the port has been firing on all cylinders. You have somebody who understands public –who understands government –who understands budgets.”

RELATED: Deb DeLuca selected to fill District 2 Duluth City Council seat

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2025 Trib HSSN football position

By: Chris Harlan Tuesday, August 12, 2025 | 3:04 PM Chaz Palla | TribLive Seton LaSalle wide receiver Khalil Taylor (0) celebrates with teammates Will Martin and Michael Pastirik after Taylor scored a touchdown in the 2024 WPIAL Class 2A final at Acrisure Stadium. Christopher Horner | TribLive Woodland Hills’ Scoop Smith intercepts a pass […]

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TribLive HSSN will break down the top players at one position per day until Week Zero. Here is a look at the top wide receivers for the 2025 season.

1. Khalil Taylor

Pine-Richland

Junior, 6-0, 180

College recruiting outlets rate Taylor as one of the top junior wideouts in the country. The Penn State recruit showed why last year with 51 catches for 932 yards at Seton LaSalle. He averaged 18 yards per catch and earned first-team all-conference honors for the second year in a row. He scored 22 touchdowns and his longest was an 85-yard kick return. He transferred this summer to Pine-Richland and must still complete the WPIAL process to be eligible. Website 247Sports ranked him 10th nationally among wide receivers in the 2027 class. He committed to the Nittany Lions in March over Power 4 offers from Pitt, West Virginia, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Nebraska, Rutgers and Syracuse. He later added a Notre Dame offer in June.

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2. Scoop Smith

Woodland Hills

Senior, 5-7, 150

Smith owns the title of “Fastest athlete in the WPIAL” as the reigning 100-meter champion. His sprinter’s speed shows up on Friday nights, too. The longest of his 15 touchdowns last season were kick returns of 99 and 75 yards, runs of 86 and 82 yards and an 80-yard catch. The Miami (Ohio) recruit caught 38 passes for 630 yards and had another 352 yards rushing on 27 carries. He averaged 16.6 yards per catch and 13 yards per carry, earning first-team all-conference honors at wide receiver in Class 5A for the third year in a row. He had close to 20 Division I FBS and FCS offers.

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3. Carter Bonner

Penn Hills

Junior, 6-3, 190

Bonner is a talented two-way player at both wide receiver and cornerback. His college future might be on defense, but he earned first-team all-conference honors at wide receiver in Class 5A last year. He averaged 16.8 yards per catch and looks poised to become an even bigger part of the offense this season. He had 436 yards and six touchdowns on 26 receptions. His college offers include Pitt, Penn State, West Virginia, Cincinnati, Maryland, Purdue, Rutgers and Tennessee. As a freshman, Bonner had 448 receiving yards and four touchdowns at Shady Side Academy, earning all-conference honors for both offense (first team) and defense (second team).

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4. Drew Cook

South Allegheny

Senior, 6-1, 160

Cook set a school record last year when he led the WPIAL in receiving yards with 1,490. He caught 80 passes and scored 17 touchdowns. His yards-per-catch average of 18.6 was bolstered by TD catches of 85 and 95 yards. He earned first-team all-conference in Class 2A. A multi-sport athlete, Cook won a WPIAL basketball title last winter, reached the state finals and topped 1,000 career points as a junior. He lists offers from Akron, Duquesne, Northern Arizona, Sacred Heart and Youngstown State. His father, Bilal, played defensive back at Kansas.

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5. Damar Olds

Bishop Canevin

Senior, 5-11, 175

Olds converted 14 of his 47 catches into touchdowns last season while averaging 18.4 yards per catch. He totaled 867 receiving yards and earned first-team all-conference honors in Class A. He’s likely the top offensive weapon for the Crusaders, so expect new coach Rod Steele to find ways to get him the ball. He had a rushing touchdown among his scoring plays last season. His longest TD was a 73-yard catch in the WPIAL quarterfinals. He lists college offers from Akron and Kent State.

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One to watch

Javien Robinson

McKeesport

Junior, 6-2, 190

In terms of pass-catching skills, Robinson already ranks among the better wide receivers in the WPIAL. Playing for a run-heavy offense has limited his chances, however. He caught just eight passes last year while the team leader had only nine. He finished his sophomore season with 174 receiving yards and two touchdowns, earning all-conference honors in Class 4A. Recruiting outlets rate him as a four-star prospect, and 247Sports ranks him 15th among junior wideouts nationally. He has Power 4 offers from Pitt, Rutgers, Syracuse and Wisconsin. Also a standout sprinter, he placed second in the 200 meters (22.13 seconds) at the WPIAL Class 3A championship.

Watch Javien Robinson highlights

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QB | RB | WR | TE | OL | DL | DE | LB | CB | S | K

Chris Harlan is a TribLive reporter covering sports. He joined the Trib in 2009 after seven years as a reporter at the Beaver County Times. He can be reached at charlan@triblive.com.

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Twins vs. Yankees Highlights

Will Warren, Cody Bellinger and Ben Rice comment on Yankees ‘good team win’ over TwinsYankees starter Will Warren gave the bullpen a much needed break, pitching into the seventh inning, allowing just two runs and striking out seven. He credited catcher Ben Rice with a great job behind the plate, reminding him to stay aggressive […]

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