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Rest of the Top 25 • No. 1 Ohio State at Illinois: The Buckeyes have two 2-7 foes left before Michigan. Considering they haven't won by less than 17 points, slipping up is unlikely. Troy Smith should get to polish up his Heisman Trophy résumé here. 1:30 p.m., ESPN2.
Titans cornerback Andre Woolfolk has had his share of tough luck injuries. When the fourth-year pro lines up in place of Pacman Jones at Jacksonville on Sunday, he'll do so in a stadium that's been his personal house of pain.
Norman resident David Dibble contacted The Transcript Friday afternoon and asked that we tell our readers he is not, in fact, the fictional David Dibble mentioned in a recent story about fictional political candidate Jim Lemons.
Editor’s Note: The Transcript asked each candidate for state Senate District 24 the same 10 questions regarding their position on various state issues.
Republican Anthony Sykes has lived in Senate District 24 all his life. He grew up in Newcastle and now lives in Moore.
Illinois coach Ron Zook turned the offense over to true freshman Isiah ‘‘Juice’’ Williams in Week 4. The results have been mixed, but Williams has added an element of excitement to the Illini attack.
As chief executive officer for Tempe St. Luke's Hospital, Brian D. Steines is responsible for fostering overall hospital growth and making St. Luke's the hospital of choice in the community.
By Daniel Connolly, The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 2--Gary D. Henley is president and CEO of Arlington-based medical device firm Wright Medical Technology Inc., which makes medical devices, including artificial hips and knees.
The song goes "Back home again in Indiana," but that's a moldy oldie in Mike Davis' music collection. Davis has found his sweet home in Alabama, where the native of Fayette, Ala., is ready to take on a new challenge after six seasons of putting up with impatient Indiana fans and coaching in the long shadow cast by Hall-of-Famer Bob Knight, who resides now in Texas but is never far from many
ABC Labs gives job to ex-fire department worker. An accountant who resigned under a cloud of controversy as finance director for the Boone County Fire Protection District has been hired for a similar position at a high-profile local company poised for growth in a sprouting technology park.

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