TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (AP) — Eli Brickhandler threw a touchdown and ran for a second and Dillon Fedor kicked two field goals to lift Houston Christian to a 27-24 victory over Indiana State on Saturday.

The Huskies (2-3) took a 17-0 lead after one quarter, but the Sycamores (1-3) scored two touchdowns in the second quarter to come within a field goal before Calvin Hill made it 3-3. 0 ended with a nine-play, 78-yard drive that made it 24:14. Houston Christian had a 24-17 halftime lead.

Fedor kicked a 21-yard field goal in the third quarter, but Indiana State’s Elijah Owens scored from the 4 midway through the fourth quarter to bring the Sycamores within 3 yards. Indiana State stopped Houston Christian on downs at the Sycamores’ 36-yard line with 2:44 left the ball in play and kicked 53 yards to set up a field goal that would tie the game and force overtime, but Jake Andjelic missed in the last minute from 29 yards.

Brickhandler completed 12 of his 18 pass attempts for 101 yards and a 3-yard touchdown to Drake Martinez, carried 12 balls for 70 yards and darted from the 1 for a score. Hill finished the game with 11 carries for 64 yards.

Owens was 22 of 30 passing for 131 yards and an interception and carried 13 balls for 47 yards and a touchdown. Plez Lawrence carried 17 carries for 160 yards and a touchdown and Shen Butler-Lawson added a dozen carries for 48 yards and a score.

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Looking for something to watch on Max this week from September 28th to October 4th? Allow us to help you with our best picks for new TV shows and movies arriving on the streaming platform.

A new batch of classics and hidden gems are coming to Max this week, which is good news for film fans. In particular, a lot of Oscar winners storm the streamer, and one film is still an eye-catcher after all these years. Plus, a new reality TV show is starting that might make you wonder if there are scarier things in a home than a pile of dirty dishes or clothes.

Check out all of our must-watch picks for this week below.

Invictus (2009)

Starring Oscar winners Matt Damon and Morgan Freeman, directed by Academy Award-winning director Clint Eastwood and based on the true story of Nelson Mandela and Francois Pienaar as they attempt to unify post-apartheid South Africa. Invictus had all the makings of a great film. Luckily, the time had come when the final product hit theaters. Everything comes together to make this historical drama more than just a feel-good sports story, as it highlights the importance of uniting for the good of a nation and humanity.

It (2017)

If you’re already afraid of clowns, It It certainly won’t help since it follows Stephen King’s infamous Pennywise. In this horror film, the bloodthirsty clown attempts to carry out an assassination attempt and terrorize the children of a small town. The film will definitely help you get into the spirit of Halloween if you are a fan of this pastime. By the way, this isn’t the “haunting” film we mentioned earlier.

Misery (1990)

We love that Max is pretty timely with the release of the classic misery This week, Kathy Bates is back in the Hollywood spotlight with the premiere of the reimagining Matlock. In miseryBates plays a crazy fan who accidentally saves the center of her obsession, a novelist played by James Caan, after he is involved in a car accident. Although he initially thinks that the care will make him well again, he quickly realizes that she has other things on her mind. There is a scene with a block of wood that haunts many to this day.

Mississippi Masala (1992)

When most people think of Denzel Washington films, they might think quickly Training day, fame, Remember the Titans or a litany of others. However, Mississippi Masala is a hidden gem in his award-winning resume. It follows Washington and Sarita Choudhury on their characters’ romantic journey as they confront feuding families, racial tensions and the usual problems that plague young loves.

Prevolution of the Planet of the Apes (2011)

When Andy Serkis took the reins as Caesar Planet of the Apes In the films, fans loved the reimagining of the classic franchise. Firstly, there was Rise of the Planet of the Apes and then there was Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014), with the first film only narrowly surpassing its sequel. However, you can watch both films on Max this month, so you can be the judge.

Scariest House in America Season 1

If you’ve seen it Ugliest house in Americawell, here’s the spin-off, The scariest house in America Season 1. Host Retta is back and this time she’s looking at houses with bat problems, “witch vibes” and a gangster’s old hideout, to name a few. Which of the nine houses she visits will be voted the scariest?

The National Weather Service said Helene had cleared most of western North Carolina as of 11:21 a.m. Friday, but significant impacts, including severe flooding, were expected to continue into the weekend.

Many areas and towns along the French Broad River are experiencing flooding and the river continues to rise.

Landslides are still possible in the mountains, especially until the last rain subsides on Friday afternoon or evening.

Here is some of the damage in the area caused by local social media posts and our staff:

Asheville River Arts District:

The French Broad River reached over 16 feet at 11 a.m. on Sept. 27, flooding most of the River Arts District, seen here from the Haywood Road bridge.

More: ‘The worst storm damage I’ve ever seen’: Helene hits Fletcher and Henderson in historic flooding

Live updates: Rivers are still at flood level on Saturday

More: Due to massive flooding and a mudslide, Interstate 40 between Tennessee and North Carolina is impassable

Tropical Storm Helene: The storm passes, the effects continue, the flooding worsens. Everything you need to know

Landslide near Old Fort:

UNC Asheville:

Asheville: I-40 facing US 74

Boone, northeast of Asheville:

Swannanoa, outside Asheville

Yankin River

Hendersonville:

Marshall:

Charlotte

Outer Banks

This article originally appeared in the Asheville Citizen Times: Check out post-Helene flooding in Asheville and western North Carolina

If you didn’t draft a top defense and play the streaming game on D/ST, our NFL team Week 4 Fantasy Football Defense (D/ST) Rankings are here to We will help you find the optimal setup.

The Titans and Dolphins have plus matchups and are in the top 10 in RotoBaller’s Week 4 DST rankings. Check out where other defenses rank, including the Jets, Steelers, 49ers and Bears, among others.

Our Week 4 Defense Fantasy Football Rankings (DST) are compiled by Nick Mariano, Brandon Murchison, Andersen PickardAnd Scott Angel. In addition to our staff rankings, below is a summary of this week’s important fantasy football injury news.

Be sure to check out all of our 2024 fantasy football rankings:

• DeMarcus Lawrence faces a significant absence
• Has a solid start against the injury-plagued Rams
• New Orleans D/ST A good bet against Atlanta
• Steelers D/ST a top fantasy option against Indianapolis
• The Ravens will have a tough test in Week 4
• Jets defense a top option in Week 4
• Joey Bosa is out for Week 4
• Antoine Winfield Jr. misses another game
• Browns defense draws a plus matchup in Week 4
• Myles Garrett will play on Sunday
• Packers D/ST A tough task against Minnesota

The rankings will be updated until kick-off. Don’t forget to bookmark our weekly PPR rankings, semi-PPR rankings and standard rankings

D/ST level	D/ST rank	D/ST name	position
1	1	New York Jets	Summer time
1	2	Pittsburgh Steelers	Summer time
1	3	San Francisco 49ers	Summer time
1	4	Kansas City Chiefs	Summer time
2	5	Cleveland Browns	Summer time
2	6	Dallas Cowboys	Summer time
3	7	Miami Dolphins	Summer time
3	8	Chicago Bears	Summer time
3	9	Houston Texans	Summer time
3	10	Tennessee Titans	Summer time
4	11	Minnesota Vikings	Summer time
4	12	New Orleans Saints	Summer time
4	13	Las Vegas Raiders	Summer time
4	14	Green Bay Packers	Summer time
4	15	Buffalo Bills	Summer time
5	16	Cincinnati Bengals	Summer time
5	17	Baltimore Ravens	Summer time
5	18	Seattle Seahawks	Summer time
5	19	Philadelphia Eagles	Summer time
5	20	Detroit Lions	Summer time
5	21	Indianapolis Colts	Summer time
6	22	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Summer time
6	23	Los Angeles Rams	Summer time
6	24	Arizona Cardinals	Summer time
6	25	Atlanta Falcons	Summer time
6	26	New England Patriots	Summer time
6	27	Denver Broncos	Summer time
6	28	New York Giants	Summer time
6	29	Los Angeles Chargers	Summer time
6	30	Carolina Panthers	Summer time
6	31	Jacksonville Jaguars	Summer time
6	32	Washington commanders	Summer time

Pittsburgh Steelers DST – Fantasy Football Outlook

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been strong defensively this season, giving up the fewest yards and points per contest in the NFL. They are primed for more success at home against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 4.

Although the Indianapolis offense has put up a respectable number of points over the last three weeks, Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson currently leads the league in interceptions thrown. If running back Jonathan Taylor struggles against a Steelers defense that allows the second-fewest rushing yards per game,

Richardson could be forced to throw the ball as he deals with intense pressure from DPOY favorite TJ Watt. Fantasy managers should include Pittsburgh’s DST in lineups of all shapes and sizes on Sunday.

-Jorden Hill, RotoBaller

New York Jets DST – Fantasy Football Outlook

The New York Jets defense pulled off a great draw at home against the Denver Broncos in Week 4. The Broncos have struggled offensively this season, ranking 23rd in points per game and 26th in yards per game through three weeks.

The Jets have one of the most talented defenses in the league and are in a great situation at home against rookie quarterback Bo Nix. With New York considered a 7.5-point home favorite in a game with a low over/under ratio of 39.5, fantasy gamers should be confident heading into Week 4 with the Jets defense.

– Matt T., RotoBaller

Cleveland Browns DST – Fantasy Football Outlook

The Cleveland Browns defense will hit the road to face the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 4. Cleveland’s defense was solid through three games, recording nine sacks, good for tenth in the league.

The Raiders will call on Gardner Minshew II at center after benching him for Aiden O’Connell last week, but Minshew is on a leash after throwing just three touchdowns and three interceptions in the first three games of the season Thrown and didn’t score a vote of confidence from head coach Antonio Pierce during the week.

However, the Browns’ defense enters Week 4 pretty banged up, as Myles Garrett (foot, hamstring, hamstring), Jordan Hicks (ribs, elbow) and Mike Ford (knee) all missed a few practices this week due to their respective injuries. The Browns are 1.5-point away favorites in a game with a low over/under of 36.5 points, so fantasy managers can feel confident starting the unit as a top-10 option this weekend.

– Matt T., RotoBaller

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The feud between historian Allan Lichtman and forecaster Nate Silver is heating up on social media as Election Day approaches.

Lichtman, an American university professor who has correctly predicted the outcome of nine of the last 10 presidential elections, predicted earlier this month that Kamala Harris-Tim Walz would win the White House.

Since then, Silver, a political pollster and founder of FiveThirtyEight, has released data showing that Vice President Harris is ahead of former President Donald Trump in the national polling average by nearly three points – 48.9% to 46% – Trump and the vice presidential nominee JD Vance, however, has a 56.2% chance of winning the Electoral College, compared to Harris-Walz (43.5%).

Exclusive survey:According to polls, Donald Trump is ahead of Kamala Harris in Arizona

On Friday, Silver questioned Lichtman’s ability to read his own 13 keys that he used to call presidential elections. “At least 7 of the keys, maybe 8, are clearly pro-Trump. Sorry bro, but that’s what the keys say. Unless you admit they’re completely random?” Silver posted on X, the social media site formerly known as Twitter.

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Game coverage:

Kentucky football surprises Ole Miss: Mark Stoops records the biggest win of his tenure in Lexington

Coverage during the game:

OXFORD, Miss. – Kentucky football will attempt today to accomplish a feat that Ole Miss’ first four opponents failed to accomplish this fall: stifle quarterback Jaxson Dart and his wealth of weapons offensively.

And the Wildcats will try to achieve that goal in the middle of their first road game of the 2024 season after starting with four straight games at Kroger Field.

That’s not all: Mark Stoops is looking for his first win over Ole Miss in his 12th season as UK’s coach. He has lost his three previous meetings with the Rebels by a total of seven points (one point in 2020, three points in both 2017 and 2022). ).

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A surprise win by No. 5 Ole Miss would also provide a dose of history for Kentucky: It has lost six straight games at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium since its last triumph at Oxford in 1978 (though the Rebels did lose their home win in 2010 ). due to NCAA violations).

Offensively, the Wildcats are hoping quarterback Brock Vandagriff can build on his performance from last week’s win over Ohio – a game in which junior receiver Dane Key caught seven passes for 145 yards, both personal bests in a game.

But UK will be without one of its best players: cornerback Maxwell Hairston, who tied the program’s all-time record for pick sixes (three) last week, is out with an injury and will not play against Ole Miss.

If the Wildcats manage to defeat the Rebels and hand the hosts their first loss of the season, it would be the decisive victory of the Stoops’ tenure.

We’ll find out if his team can make that happen in the first SEC matchup of the day.

Kentucky vs. Ole Miss score updates

FINAL: KENTUCKY 20, OLE MISS 17

KENTUCKY 20, OLE MISS 17 (4Q, 2:25)

Gavin Wimsatt brings it into the end zone and fumbles the ball. But tight end Josh Kattus recovers the ball for the Kentucky touchdown.

OLE MISS 17, KENTUCKY 13 (3Q, 0:10)

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin faces fourth-and-7 at the Kentucky 48-yard line. It paid off for the hosts as Jaxson Dart connected with Tre Harris on a 48-yard score.

KENTUCKY 13, OLE MISS 10 (3Q, 6:31)

Alex Raynor calmly converts another field goal. This is a 48-yarder that puts Great Britain ahead by three.

KENTUCKY 10, OLE MISS 10 (3Q, 9:44)

The Rebels had a solid performance, but the Wildcats’ defense came through in the red zone and limited the hosts to a 31-yard field goal from Caden Davis.

HALFTIME: KENTUCKY 10, OLE MISS 7

KENTUCKY 10, OLE MISS 7 (2Q, 0:27)

The British offense finally manages a touchdown against an SEC opponent: Dane Key catches a 5-yard pass from Brock Vandagriff and puts the guests in the lead just before halftime.

OLE MISS 7, KENTUCKY 3 (1Q, 5:13)

Kentucky has a promising early possession, but can’t cash in on a touchdown. Instead, Alex Raynor converted another field goal. This was from a distance of 26 meters.

OLE MISS 7, KENTUCKY 0 (1Q, 12:51)

The Ole Miss offense wastes no time getting on the field. She covered 83 yards in just six plays, taking just 2:05 minutes. Henry Parrish Jr. capped the drive with a 1-yard touchdown run.

Final player availability report released for Kentucky vs. Ole Miss game

The final availability report for Saturday’s game was released 90 minutes before kick-off.

Eight players are missing for Kentucky:

Ole Miss, on the other hand, will have 11 players sidelined on Saturday.

Kentucky vs Ole Miss time today

• Date: Saturday September 28th

• Time: Noon ET

• Location: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium; Oxford, Mississippi

What channel is the Kentucky vs. Ole Miss game on today?

• TV channels: ABC

• Streaming: Fubo (free trial)

• Radio: UK Sports Network (840 AM in Louisville; 630 AM and 98.1 FM in Lexington)

Kentucky vs. Ole Miss will be broadcast nationally on ABC. Sean McDonough and Greg McElroy will referee the game from the locker room at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, with Molly McGrath reporting from the sidelines. Streaming options for the game include FUBO, which offers a free trial to new subscribers.

History of Kentucky vs. Ole Miss

Kentucky vs Ole Miss Prediction

Ole Miss 30, Kentucky 17: The Wildcats’ defense will hold the Rebels’ offense well below their season averages for points and yards. But a UK offense that has failed to cross the goal line in its first two games against SEC competition this fall won’t do enough to take advantage. In return, there is a nightmarish conference start for Kentucky: after three league games it is 0:3 before September even comes to an end.

Betting odds for Kentucky vs. Ole Miss

BetMGM lines and odds as of today:

• Spread: Kentucky is a 16 ½ point underdog on the road

• Over/under: 52 ½

• Money line: Kentucky, +525; Ole Miss, -750

Kentucky vs. Ole Miss injury updates

According to the SEC’s latest availability report, released Friday at 8:10 p.m., Kentucky has eight players listed as “out” for Saturday’s game.

This group includes:

Ole Miss has a number of players who are expected to be unavailable Saturday; 10 are listed as “out.”

This group includes:

Weather update for Kentucky vs. Ole Miss

The high temperature will be 74 degrees with partly cloudy skies and a 55% chance of rain.

Kentucky Football 2024 Schedule

Record: 2-2 (0-2 SEC)

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Ole Miss Football 2024 Schedule

Record: 4:0 (0:0 SEC)

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What we know on Saturday:

Longboat Key’s reopening delayed due to discovery of gas leaks

Longboat Key Fire Chief Paul Dezzi said Saturday afternoon that plans to gradually reopen the island were stalled by the discovery of gas leaks.

“We just found out less than an hour ago that we have multiple gas leaks in the north end and we determined that we need to secure those before we do anything to develop the island,” Dezzi said.

By Alex Raskin and Reuters

Published: 4:58 p.m. EDT, September 28, 2024 | Updated: 5:01 p.m. EDT, September 28, 2024

More than 400 U-Haul stores in 10 states are offering a month of free storage to people affected by Hurricane Helene, now a post-tropical system.

Storm victims can also opt to use a portable U-Box container for a month if they need “a dry and safe place to store their belongings during storm cleanup.”

According to U-Haul, 437 stores are providing disaster relief: 136 in Florida; 79 in Georgia; 50 in North Carolina; 48 in Tennessee; 35 in Alabama; 34 in Virginia; 32 in South Carolina; 19 in Kentucky; two in Indiana; and two in Mississippi.

Offer valid for new Self Storage or U-Box customers and based on availability at each location. A full list of stores offering the free service can be found here.

The remnants of Hurricane Helene dissipated Saturday, but millions of people across the Southeast remain without power and officials warned that record-breaking river flooding continues in parts of the southern Appalachians.

RELATED: Flooding at Tennessee hospital requires ‘dangerous’ helicopter rescue

The storm is blamed for at least 52 deaths in five states, including 23 people in South Carolina and 11 in Florida. But the death toll is certain to rise as authorities continue to take stock of the devastation of Helene. In hard-hit Buncombe County, North Carolina, where Asheville is located, authorities said they knew people had died but made no announcement because communications blackouts did not allow them to reach victims’ families.

Officials said all roads in western North Carolina should be considered closed. Interstate 40 and I-26 were impassable in several places. Other roads were flooded or blocked by fallen trees and debris.

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What we know on Saturday:

Longboat Key’s reopening delayed due to discovery of gas leaks

Longboat Key Fire Chief Paul Dezzi said Saturday afternoon that plans to gradually reopen the island were stalled by the discovery of gas leaks.

“We just found out less than an hour ago that we have multiple gas leaks in the north end and we determined that we need to secure those before we do anything to develop the island,” Dezzi said.