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Memorial Tournament lands elite PGA Tour Championship Series status

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By Rob Oller Verified
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The Memorial Tournament received an expected shot in the arm Aug. 17 when the PGA Tour assigned it to the top-tier Championship Series division, which will secure bigger names and deeper fields at Muirfield Village Golf Club beginning in 2028. The Memorial, played annually in late May or early June in Dublin, Ohio, anticipated it would receive Championship Series status, having already operated as one of eight signature events with smaller fields and richer purses.
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Ohio State cheapens senior day in misguided bid to tame Michigan week

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By Rob Oller Verified
| The Columbus Dispatch Verified
Covering Ohio State football for 30 years, it takes a lot to surprise me. Not as much to disappoint me. Moving senior day from the final regular-season home game to before the home opener against Ball State accomplishes both. I don’t want to be that guy. You know, “Boomer wags a disapproving finger.” But my hackles are raised.
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Zach Werenski isn't leaving yet, but clock is ticking for the CBJ

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By Rob Oller Verified
| The Columbus Dispatch Verified
Aug. 13, 2026, 8:18 p.m. ET Blue Jackets defenseman Zach Werenski was surprised by negative reports and social media reactions about his future in Columbus. Werenski stated he wants to remain with the Blue Jackets long-term but emphasized the team needs to consistently make the playoffs. The Norris Trophy winner has two years left on his contract and wants to see the team make progress toward winning.
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