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It may take some time before we get a full breakdown of everything that happened in the postgame brawl between Ohio State and Michigan after the Wolverines' 13-10 win over the Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium. But one thing we can now confirm plain as day is that Michigan players were pepper sprayed. There were accusations that Michigan players were hit with mace or pepper spray as the scuffle between the two teams ensued following the game. Fox cameras appeared to spot several Wolverines players who were wiping their faces and straining their eyes to see as the confrontation at midfield continued. Taking to X after the game, Michigan edge rusher Josaiah Stewart confirmed that he was not only maced, but got beer thrown at his face by a fan at Ohio Stadium - all within the span of a few minutes. "got maced , beer thrown at my face hit by a fan all in 5 min what a state 😂 #2-0," Stewart wrote. Michigan fans are applauding Stewart for leading the team to victory and taking the abuse from the Buckeyes fans like a champ: "You sir are forever a Michigan legend! Congratulations!! Go Blue!!!" one user replied. "You’re a legend Josaiah! Thank you for playing today and bringing home the victory," wrote another. "Congratulations on a fantastic game. It's been so fun to watch your progression as a Wolverine! #GoBlue ," a third wrote. Icon Sportswire/Getty Images Michigan players attempted to plant their flag at midfield of Ohio Stadium after sealing their 13-10 win over the Buckeyes that effectively knocked their arch-rivals out of the Big Ten title game for a fourth straight year. But the defeated Ohio State players were in no mood to see the Wolverines do that and tried fighting with them before snatching the flag away and absconding with it. It remains to be seen who will be disciplined or what actions will be taken against those who deployed the pepper spray against the Michigan players. The NCAA will certainly want to make a statement as well. What sort of discipline or penalties will come about from the pepper spraying that took place? Related: Ryan Day Has To Be Fired If Ohio States Loses To Michigan As Double-Digit FavoritesWhile Cleveland heads into Sunday's home matchup with the reigning NBA champion Boston Celtics sporting the league's best record, the Cavaliers also come in trying to avoid a three-game losing streak. Cleveland had its 15-game winning streak to open the season interrupted in its last meeting with Boston, a 120-117 win for the host Celtics on Nov. 19. The Cavaliers recovered with a pair of wins over Toronto and New Orleans, but fell in meetings with the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday and Friday. A 20-point, 22-assist game from Trae Young on Wednesday powered Atlanta to 135 points, the most Cleveland has allowed this season. The Hawks followed the 11-point win in Cleveland with a 16-point rout of the Cavaliers on Friday in Atlanta. The consecutive losses dropped Cleveland to 17-3, tied with Boston for the NBA's best mark in the loss column. The Cavaliers maintain the league's best winning percentage at .850 but are trying to avoid their first three-game losing streak since last April. Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Kenny Atkinson reacts in the fourth quarter against the Atlanta Hawks at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. "Our defensive engagement was good," Cleveland coach Kenny Atkinson said, contrasting Friday's loss with Wednesday's. "(But) our offense kind of tanked. It's hard to be mad at our guys. They've been phenomenal offensively." The Cavaliers ranked No. 20 in points per game a season ago with 112.6. In their first season under Atkinson as coach, they lead the NBA in scoring at 122.4. Friday's contest was Cleveland's lowest-scoring output of the season despite 29 points from Darius Garland and 24 from Evan Mobley. Donovan Mitchell managed less than half of his season average (24.1) with 12, while 14.5-point per game scorer Jarrett Allen managed just six. The Cavaliers look to get back on track against a Celtics team riding a seven-game winning streak. The Celtics, averaging the NBA's second-highest point-per-game output at 121.2, have bookended their streak with 139 points in a rout at Brooklyn on Nov. 13 and 138 points in a win Friday at Chicago. Jayson Tatum scored 35 points and grabbed 14 rebounds in Boston's nine-point defeat of the Bulls. He is averaging 28.7 points, which includes his 33-point performance in the win over the Cavaliers. In Friday's NBA Cup win, Boston also got a huge performance off the bench from Payton Pritchard. His 29 points (19 in the fourth quarter) came on the heels of a 20-point outing in the Celtics' 126-94 home blowout of the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday. "The key to him is he finds different ways to impact games. He's grown as a player over the course of his career," Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla said of Pritchard. "He's a complete player. I know it sounds weird, but he's one of the best three-level scorers I've seen for his size, and he's just a high-level competitor." At 15.6 points per game, Pritchard is one of five Celtics averaging more than 12 points along with Tatum, Jaylen Brown (24.7), Derrick White (18.3) and Jrue Holiday (12.1). --Field Level MediaBRIAN Cox has said he will “try to spend as much time here” in the UK as he can following the results of the US presidential election. The Succession star , 78, has been outspoken about his views on President-elect Donald Trump , and called him a “monster” while he was a guest on Channel 4’s live coverage of the US election last month. 2 Brian Cox told of how Trump's election win made him realise "people are stupid" Credit: Splash 2 Donald Trump won a crushing victory over Kamala Harris on November 6 Credit: Getty Asked if the result has made him lose faith in people, he told the Guardian: “No, it doesn’t make me lose faith in people. It just makes me realise people are stupid. “We’re in for a pretty rough old four years coming up.” Speaking about whether he will stay in the US, he said: “I don’t know. I’ve got to because my sons are there. But I’ll try to spend as much time here (UK) as I can.” Mr Trump , 78, will take office on Inauguration Day on January 20 2025. READ MORE ON THE SCOTTISH SUN TWISTED BULLY Fiend was 'slowly killing' autistic lad, aged 15, in 'cruel' abuse campaign 'vicious circle' I live in Scotland's benefits hotspot -I've only worked 4 years of my life Cox, who grew up in a deprived area of Dundee , also reflected on his time at drama school in London . He added: “The 60s were amazing. It was the time of social mobility, when you were welcomed. “When I came to drama school, people made it obvious they were happy that I was there. I felt so liberated. “London to me has always represented freedom. Most read in The Scottish Sun TELLY TRAGEDY The Scheme star dies aged 61 as tributes pour in for 'lovely man' HEALTH UPDATE West Ham issues major update after star involved in horror crash HORROR BLAZE Huge fire erupts at Scots industrial estate as emergency crews race to scene FERRY WINDY Ferry stranded amid Storm Darragh as passengers stuck on ship for 12 hours “I loved the sense that I was allowed to be who I was and celebrated for coming from my class.” Asked if he would have a chance of making it nowadays, with his background, he said: “No, I wouldn’t. The conditions are so different now.” Professor Brian Cox delights fans as he reunites with old bandmates for iconic Glastonbury performance Cox voices Helm in the new anime Lord Of The Rings film The War Of The Rohirrim, and will star in the play The Score at Theatre Royal Haymarket, London , from February. We previously told of how Hollywood A-listers took over a tiny Scottish village for Cox's directorial debut in the new drama Glenrothan. Set in a fictional distillery town of the same name, Glenrothan follows two estranged brothers who are brought back together in an attempt to save their family's distillery. The project was first announced in 2021, and was developed by UK production company Nevision and Lionsgate.Clintons urge voters agitated by today's politics to remain involved in public service
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