Top offensive tackle prospects headlined by Campbell and Banks
Editor Eddie Brown breaks down top offensive tackle prospects for the NFL draft. Featured are Will Campbell LSU Armand Membou Kelvin Banks Josh Conerly Aieontae Emsery Charles Grant Josh Simmons Cameron Williams Ozzy Trapilo Hollin Pierce Jalen Travis with projected rounds and notes on athleticism and technique.
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Will Campbell
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Tigers
Armand Membou
Missouri
Membou
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Texas
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Longhorns
Josh Conerly Jr
Oregon
Conerly
Bo Nix
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Ducks
Aieontae Emsery
Minnesota
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Charles Grant
William & Mary
Josh Simmons
Ohio St
Cameron Williams
Ozzy Trapilo
Boston College
Hollin Pierce
Rutgers
Jalen Travis
Iowa State
Travis
Princeton
Ivy
Cyclones
Marshall
Mike Green
Muskegon powers past RoughRiders in Game 3 rout
In Cedar Rapids Muskegon bested Cedar Rapids 4-1 to take a 2-1 series lead as a four-goal first period set the tone. Cedar Rapids lost key defensemen amid a rough night at Trinity Health Arena ending the Riders season at 27-30-2-3.
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Fort Wayne Faces Iowa in Playoff Forecheck Battle
Fort Wayne relies on top line scorers led by Jack Dugan with 23 goals and 53 points in 70 games. Goaltending by Brett Brochu and Conor Ungar splits duties as Iowa’s T J Walsh clocks 43 regular season points. Will Calverley, part of 2023 Kelly Cup champs, stresses playoff nerves and rhythm, while coach Damon emphasizes a forechecking style built for tight, playoff hockey and time and space challenges.
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Jack Dugan
Fort Wayne
Brett Brochu
Connor Ungar
T.J. Walsh
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders
Iowa
Kyle McClellan
William Rousseau
Will Calverley
Florida Everblades
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Iowa Hawkeyes hire Brian Young as new running backs coach
Coach Brian Young reflects on building relationships with players, balancing humor and pressure amid spring practice after arriving from the Patriots. He cites Kamari Moulton and Jaziun Patterson as emerging backs, notes Kaleb Johnson’s departure, and recalls prior NFL and college stops shaping his approach.
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