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Suder scores 37 points and hits the game-winning 3 with three seconds left in OT to lift Miami (OH) over Buffalo 105-102.
Suder shot 13 of 22 from the field and 7 of 10 from 3-point range for Miami (OH).
Miami (OH) extends its winning streak to 19 games and improves to 19-0.
Luke Skaljac contributes 18 points and 10 assists in the win.
Buffalo's Angelo Brizzi leads Bulls with 24 points in the loss.
Buffalo's Daniel Freitag adds 22 points, eight rebounds and eight assists.
Suder tallies 16 points down the stretch to fuel Miami's comeback in the second half.
The game took place in Oxford, Ohio, with Miami (OH) rising to the 19-0 mark.
Buffalo drops to 13-5 overall and 3-3 in MAC after the OT defeat.
AP used data from Sportradar and Data Skrive for this report.

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Mississippi State lost 68-67 to Ole Miss, marking their third straight SEC defeat this season.
Jans said the team felt a different energy in the huddle and trusted the late possessions despite the missed shots.
He emphasized the game featured strong defensive stops but the team couldn’t convert late in the final possessions.
Jans noted Ole Miss is one of the best shot-blocking teams, impacting MSU’s reliance on threes.
Jans defended the late shot selection, suggesting the team should take those looks again in similar situations.
Hubbard’s free-throw misses were acknowledged but not overemphasized by Jans, who expressed belief in the guard.
Jans described the rivalry atmosphere at Humphrey Coliseum as exactly what fans expect from a big game.
He mentioned alumni weekend and team recognition adds to the game’s significance for Mississippi State.
Jans pointed to SEC length as a factor in MSU’s shooting difficulties during conference play.
The coach said the team adjusted coverages, including a zone look, to try to mount a comeback.
Jans noted the game was physically played with Ole Miss focusing on limiting inside scoring.

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Miami University unveiled a new Inclusive Education major merging general and special education in one program.
The program received approval from the Ohio Department of Higher Education to proceed.
It aims to prepare teachers to create inclusive classrooms for diverse learners.
Universal Design for Learning is a core focus of the program.
The degree may allow students to earn multiple Ohio teaching licenses.
Dean Amity Noltemeyer supports the blended approach for cohesion in the field.
Ashley Cartell Johnson notes the blended program reflects broader educational goals.
The new major responds to growing demand for inclusive classrooms amid diversity.
The program positions Miami University as a model for inclusive teacher education.
The announcement was reported by WKRC from Oxford, Ohio.

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Gus Ragland is promoted to Miami (Ohio) offensive coordinator, his first college OC role.
Ragland spent the last three seasons with Miami as their quarterbacks coach under Chuck Martin.
Martin, a former Notre Dame offensive coordinator, is entering his 13th season as Miami’s head coach.
Ragland previously worked at Notre Dame in roles from graduate assistant to assistant running backs coach in 2019.
Ragland is a former Miami quarterback and 2018 Notre Dame graduate.
The move places Ragland in Oxford, Ohio, to lead the RedHawks’ offense for 2026.
Ragland’s Notre Dame ties include being a former player who ranks in program history for passing yards and touchdowns.
Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman remains connected to the program’s coaching network.
Ragland’s background spans quarterback development and offensive analysis experience.
The story includes social media posts highlighting Ragland’s ties to Notre Dame and his NFL-related notes.

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