BOTTOM LINE: Incarnate Word hosts Houston Christian after Jordan Pyke scored 26 points in Incarnate Word's 79-70 victory against the SE Louisiana Lions. The Cardinals have gone 6-0 in home games.

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Jordan Pyke had 26 points in Incarnate Word’s 79-70 victory over Southeastern Louisiana on Tuesday. Pyke also contributed six rebounds for the Cardinals (7-6, 2-2 Southland ...

Much like Darius, Pyke’s ultimate resets if he’s able to finish off an enemy with his ultimate, Death From Below. An ability that works like a combination of Darius’ and Urgot’s, it executes enemies ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Another effect of one of Pyke’s abilities has been revealed that was originally left off of the ...

Riot seems to be experimenting quite a bit with Pyke in the League of Legends PBE, as the Bloodharbor Ripper sees a lot of changes made to his kit in the 12.9 patch cycle. The developers had ...

Pyke is one of the most unique champions Riot has ever revealed. In a world where League has five very concrete roles — a world we’ve all been living in for about five years — the thought of an ...

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Pyke is arguably one of the most notorious champions to play against in League of Legends. His ability to dash in and out of fights, hook enemies, lock them in place and execute low health bar ADCs ...

Town of Onondaga, N.Y. - Twenty-four years ago today, Guy Pyke disappeared. What happened to the 70-year-old man has remained a mystery. He and his Chevy Blazer have been missing since April 1999. Now ...

LAKEWOOD, Ohio -- To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment to the United States Constitution -- which gave women across the country the right to vote -- Lakewood ...

In 1988, the photographer Steve Pyke, a frequent contributor to The New Yorker, was asked by one of the magazines he worked for at the time to photograph the renowned British philosopher Sir A. J.