10 Things To Know For Sports, November 28

Ashley Reiser, Tom Tom StaffNovember 28, 2016Leave a Comment

AP Images/Jp Waldron

AP Images/Jp Waldron

  1. Chicago Bears quarterback, Jay Cutler, will sit out on Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens, as he continues to be on injured reserved from a shoulder injury directed from his throwing arm.
  2. Boys basketball earns their first win against Woodstock North on Wednesday, November 23. The boys produced 14 steals creating a tremendous defensive effort. The final score was 47-39 and a perfect end to the 17th annual Hoops for Healing Thanksgiving tournament at Woodstock.
  3. Ohio State wins one of the biggest football games of 2016 against Michigan in double overtime. The final score came down to a 3 point deficit; resulting in a 30-27 final score of the game, Ohio State comes out victorious.
  4. Alabama carried themselves to a 30-12 victory over Auburn in the 2016 Iron Bowl on Saturday. Alabama finishes off the season with a record of 12-0, keeping their winning streak consistent, and their defense strong over the past years has been key for Alabama football.
  5. Sequoits girls basketball falls short to winning the Annual Vernon Hills Thanksgiving Tournament. The girls have a season record of 4-1, losing the first first game of the season in 17 years.
  6. Girls Bowling competes on Thursday, December 1, and looks to improve their season after losing three valuable seniors last year.
  7. Golden State Warriors blow out Los Angeles Lakers 109-85, to extend their winning streak to 10 games. Kevin Durant led the way for the Warriors with 29 points on 11-for-19 shooting, plus nine assists, six rebounds, two blocks and a steal. Needless to say, his pick-up was crucial for the success of the Warriors.
  8. Look good. Feel good. College football is a viscous sport that requires tremendous effort and strength in order to be successful, so why not look good while in the process? This weeks top ranked college football uniforms are in, with University of Michigan taking the number one spot.
  9. Varsity cheerleading is eager to kick off their competition season on December 11. The girls have been practicing day and night in hopes of qualifying for the state finals later in the season.
  10. The Chicago Bulls are off to a 10-6 record. Winning their last game on November 25, 105-89 against the Philadelphia 76ers. Jimmy Butler lead the team with 26 points, four rebounds and three assists.