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The Fighting Irish needed an offensive tackle for the future. They got a good one in Mars (Pa.) Area High School offensive lineman Michael Carmody.
A four-star prospect and the No. 2 overall recruit in the state of Pennsylvania, Carmody announced his commitment to Notre Dame Sunday, despite having only held a scholarship offer from the Fighting Irish since early May

As Alabama and Georgia continue to separate themselves from the rest of the SEC, and with other programs like LSU and Texas A&M charging forward, it’s becoming increasingly difficult for the likes of Auburn to compete on the recruiting trail with their arch rival Crimson Tide. That’s not to say that it’s becoming too difficult to compete full stop, however.
The Tigers proved that over the weekend when they landed two commitments from 4-star linebackers: Trenton Simpson and Cameron Riley.
A 6-foot-3, 207-pound star for Hillcrest High School (Evergreen, Ala.), Riley picked the Tigers ahead of scholarship offers from fellow finalists Texas A&M and the likes of LSU, Oklahoma and Tennessee, to name but a few

A married couple who run financially struggling charter schools in the Phoenix area have agreed to repay the state $180,000 after using those funds on tickets to professional sporting events and other personal expenses.
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s office announced Thursday the civil settlement with Kristofer and Rita Sippel, owners of San Tan Montessori School Inc., which operates two charter-school campuses.
Brnovich’s office launched a criminal investigation in 2016, probing allegations that the Sippels’ nonprofit company, which runs San Tan Charter School in Gilbert, was misusing public funds. The investigation, which originated with a whistleblower familiar with the school’s finances, found more than $300,000 in questionable spending from state funds dedicated to the education of children

In the time it takes to tie your sneakers, Semira Killebrew’s track spikes carried her into Indiana high school history.
The Brebeuf Jesuit sprinter won the 100 meters Saturday night in 11.24 seconds in the Brooks PR Invitational at Seattle. Not only did the two-time state champion break Indiana’s all-time record, she became the fastest American high school girl of the year.

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In a telephone interview with IndyStar, Killebrew said the scoreboard changed before she could see her time

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