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Sports: Tom Archdeacon

Archdeacon: The Little Razzle Dazzle of the Dayton Flyers

Dayton's Jordyn Poole practices on Thursday, Oct., 23, 2025, at UD Arena. David Jablonski/Staff

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Credit: David Jablonski

Archdeacon: A beautiful day for Wright State coach Clint Sargent

Wright State University men’s basketball coach Clint Sargent and his wife Jill had a baby on Monday morning ahead of the Raiders' 63-57 victory over Ohio University at UD Arena later that night. In this photo, Sargent’s son Jordy holds his baby brother Booker David Sargent on Monday at Kettering Hospital. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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Archdeacon: Keonte Jones showing people the person he really is

Dayton's Keonte Jones hugs Anthony Grant after leaving the court during an exhibition game against Penn State on Sunday, Oct. 19, 2025, at UD Arena. David Jablonski/Staff

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Credit: David Jablonski

Archdeacon: Bomani Jones ‘honored’ to take on Roger Brown Residency at UD

Bomani Jones was selected for the Roger Brown Residency in Social Justice, Writing and Sports at UD. He will speak at an open-to-the-public event being held at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22 in the concert hall at the Roger Glass Center for the Arts. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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Archdeacon: ‘My Big Red Machine’ – a story of family, fandom and special insight as a...

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Archdeacon: Johnny and Davey – together again

Johnny Lytle poses next to a heavy bag in the 1970s. A great pal of world featherweight champ, Davey Moore, he was a boxer of much promise himself from 1949-1955. He went 50-3 as an amateur, winning two Dayton Daily News Golden Glove titles and advancing once to the Nationals in Chicago. He turned pro and briefly served as Moore’s sparring partner before turning full-time to music. DAYTON DAILY NEWS FILE ART

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Archdeacon: Finding a Homecoming victory beyond the scoreboard

Central State receiver Corey Burnette Jr. – who caught an 11-yard touchdown pass in Saturday’s Homecoming game – with his parents Corey S. and Rochele, both of whom are CSU alums. Corey Sr. – now the assistant principal at Warner Middle School in Xenia and a former assistant football coach at Xenia High and Centerville High – was a member of the Marauders’ 1992 NAIA national championship team. Rochele is a mental health consultant who speaks nationally on the subject. TOM ARCHDEACON / CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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Archdeacon: ‘She’s just someone you can’t help but believe in’

Diana Ivanikhina – the No. 1 singles player on the Cedarville University tennis team who has won both All-G-MAC tennis honors and G-MAC All Academic honors – in action for the Yellow Jackets. She has one the of the most incredible hardship-to-glory stories in college sports. MEGAN STRUNK / CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY

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Archdeacon: Both Taylor and Browning take the blame

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor watches against the Detroit Lions during the second half of an NFL football game Sunday, Oct. 5, 2025, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Jeff Dean)

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Archdeacon: Ernie and Della Green: ‘We’re proud to be part of the CSU family’

Della and Ernie Green have been one of the most dynamic philanthropic couples in the Miami Valley and especially at Central State. Friday they will be honored at CSU when the Greene County HBCU holds a special ceremony to name its Foundation I residence hall, the “Ernie & Della Green Hall." CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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