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Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Case football beats Indian Trail 49-0 and reaches the third round

Plus, Brewers fans lined up before sunrise to see Yelich, and an Einstein-linked begonia is up for auction.

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Case football beats Indian Trail 49-⁠0 and reaches the third round for the first time

Jackson ran wild while Indian Trail's offense went backward

234
rushing yards for Morell Jackson
4
touchdowns for Jackson
-4
total yards for Indian Trail's offense
6
first downs for Indian Trail

Sources: Racine County Eye, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

If you follow Case football, Friday was one for the books. The Eagles beat Kenosha Indian Trail 49-0 at in the second round of the WIAA Division 1 playoffs and reached the third round for the first time. Case (10-1) hasn't allowed a point this postseason, counting a 63-0 opening-round win over Milwaukee Riverside/Golda Meir.

Senior running back Morell Jackson ran for 234 yards and four touchdowns on 13 carries. On defense, senior lineman London Hadley, who led the state in tackles for loss in the regular season, helped hold the Hawks to minus-4 yards of total offense.

  • beat Franklin 43-21 on Friday
  • Muskego beat Case 37-10 in the 2023 first round
  • Muskego beat Case 34-6 in last fall's second round

Case's run goes from a conference title to a trip to Muskego

  1. Oct. 16Case beat Indian Trail 42-0 for its first conference title since 1987.
  2. Oct. 30Case beat Indian Trail 49-0 in the second round to reach the third round.
  3. Nov. 6Case will play No. 1 seed in the third round.

Source: Racine County Eye

“We have to be disciplined. We have to come out ready to go and we have to make sure that everybody's doing their job.”

Anton Graham, Case head coach

Jackson is one of five nominees in the Journal Sentinel's athlete of the week poll. You can vote until 3 p.m. Sat., Nov. 7, and you don't need a subscription.

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Early voting

The City of Racine had 3,984 ballots returned as of Tue., Oct. 27, compared with 3,804 at about the same time in 2022. Of those, 2,033 were in-person absentee ballots, up from about 1,070. Statewide, in-person early voting is up while mail-in absentee voting is down compared with 2022. Racine County EyeKenosha News

Racine has more early ballots back than at this point in 2022

1,951Mailed ballots2,734
2,033In-person absentee1,070
3,984Total returned3,804

Source: Racine County Eye

Yelich's shift

TMJ4 reports more than 400 fans turned out Monday at the Greendale Raising Cane's for Christian Yelich's "victory shift." The Brewers captain served a handful of customers at the counter and drive-thru. Mark Anderson of Racine left home shortly after 10 p.m. Nov. 1 and was in Greendale by 11 p.m. TMJ4 NewsMilwaukee Journal Sentinel

Begonia auction

The is auctioning an angel wing begonia that it traces to Albert Einstein. Bidding opened at $1,000 and closes at 6 p.m. Sun., Nov. 8. The money supports the council's free programs for adults and families, and the Journal Times also covered the auction. WRJNJournal Times

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The first Buc-ee's in Wisconsin might open in 2028 in Oak Creek, where ground broke in July. The store is set to cover a little over 73,000 square feet on the southwest corner of I-94 and West Elm Road. Milwaukee Magazine

The planned Oak Creek Buc-ee's is set to cover a little over 73,000 square feet

Floor area of the planned Oak Creek Buc-ee's, beside places you know

The planned Oak Creek Buc-ee's73,000 sq. ft.a little over
A football field57,600 sq. ft.end zones included
A basketball court4,700 sq. ft.NBA size

16 basketball courts would fit inside the planned Oak Creek Buc-ee's

Source: Milwaukee Magazine

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Snowvana

Snowvana runs Nov. 13-15 at the MOSH Performance Center at Ballpark Commons, 7095 S. Ballpark Drive in Franklin. It features ski and snowboard films, live music, a large gear sale and more than 25 Midwest ski resorts offering deals. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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The Wrap

Ever wanted to summon Houdini? Katie Bender turns the Stackner Cabaret at the Associated Bank Theater Center in Milwaukee into an intimate DIY séance in Instructions for a Séance, a show of mystery, mischief and "messy humanity." It plays tonight at 7:30 p.m. We'd like to think the spirit shows up. Fingers crossed.

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Case football beats Indian Trail 49-0 and reaches the third round

Plus, Brewers fans lined up before sunrise to see Yelich, and an Einstein-linked begonia is up for auction.

The TLDR

  1. Case beats Indian Trail 49-0 and reaches the playoff third round for the first time
  2. Case visits No. 1 seed Muskego on Fri., Nov. 6
  3. Racine's early ballots are ahead of the 2022 pace
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