Modell eyes Centennial Class final spot in Hall of Fame
Art Modell, longtime Browns owner, is one of 10 contributors named as finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Centennial Class of 2020. The blue ribbon panel will announce the Modern Era selection on Feb. 1 and enshrinement occurs Aug 8 for contributors and coaches.
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Browns
Baltimore
Art Modell
Cleveland
Modell
Ralph Hay
Canton Bulldogs
Hay
Akron Pros
Cleveland Tigers
Dayton Triangles
Automobile
NFL
Houston Oilers
Tennessee Titans
Bud Adams
Frank “Bucko
Kilroy
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
New England Patriots
Art McNally
Clint Murchison
NFL Films
Steve Sabol
Elias Sports Bureau
Seymour Sinoff
Paul Tagliabue
George Young
Baltimore Colts
Miami Dolphins
New York Giants
Siwoff
Mike Holmgren
Green Bay Packers
Seattle Seahawks
Steelers
Bill Cowher
Marty Schottenheimer
Mac Speedie
Denver Broncos
Randy Gradishar
Warren
Ohio State
Ravens
Clay Matthews
Carl Banks
John Gillis
Baltimore Ravens
Owings Mills
Cleveland Browns
Hope Modell
Bill Parcells
49Ers
Ed DeBartolo Jr
Michael Strahan
Jonathan Ogden
Mount Union star Ford earns top OAC honors and national nods
Middletown Fenwick High School alum Ford from Massillon was named the Ken Wable Award winner as the top offensive lineman in the Ohio Athletic Conference. He led Mount Union to leading Division III scoring and top pass efficiency, with 53 tackles, eight for loss, two sacks, a fumble recovery, and an interception. Ford earned All-OAC first team, the Lee Tressel Award as top defensive back, and a Cliff Harris Award nomination. Other second team picks from the OAC include Brock Martin, Tim Ousley, and Tramon Wiley.
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Middletown Fenwick High School
Ken Wable
Ohio Athletic Conference
Purple Raiders
Ford
Massillon
Lee Tressel
Cliff Harris
Mount Union
Brock Martin
Ohio Northern
Tim Ousley
Muskingum
Tramon Wiley
Heidelberg
Gregoire
Lewis
Kent
Arkansas State
Tampa
Delaware
Utah State
Browns pass on Ravens lesson as Mayfield outshines Jackson
The 24 17 Browns win over the 11 3 Ravens left Cleveland soaring in a matchup that flipped expectations. Baltimore coach John Harbaugh deflected questions while Freddie Kitchens blamed consistency and injuries. Baker Mayfield edged Lamar Jackson in the first meeting, but Jackson eyeing a Pro Bowl after fans led with the votes.
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Domata
Peko
Steve Wilks
Myles Garrett
Wilks
Mayfield
Lamar Jackson
Jackson
Russell Wilson
Patrick Mahomes
Browns
Ravens
Jarvis Landry
Odell Beckham Jr
Maryland
Cleveland
CBS
Baker Mayfield
Thomas
Harbaugh
Baltimore Sun
Mike Preston
NFL
Kent State players reflect on bowl season and Stark County ties
Kent State earned its first bowl bid since 2012 after closing wins over Buffalo Ball State and Eastern Michigan. Juniors Adam Gregoire and Faulkner, both Stark County natives, praised coach Sean Lewis and the turnaround that brought a 2019 Frisco Bowl clash with Utah State. Faulkner eyes medical sales postgame, Gregoire pursues grad studies and coaching plans in Stark County.
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Kent
Buffalo
Ball State
Eastern Michigan
Golden Flashes
Utah State
Frisco
Texas
Adam Gregoire
Perry High
Kent State
Faulkner
Gregoire
Stark County
John Henry Bronczek
Massillon
Dean Clark
Hayden Junker
Jackson
Bronczek
Clark
Junker
Gregorie
Holtmanns Brace for Kentucky Showdown Rematch
The Holtmann family recalls Kentucky roots and legends from Dickie Beal to Sam Bowie and Kyle Macy as Ohio State coach Chris Holtmann prepares to face his alma mater. Brothers John Michael and Patty recall childhood camps, pickup games, and a shared fan history, with family loyalties split on game day.
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Kentucky
Dickey Beal
Wildcats
Dickie Beal
Holtmann
Sam Bowie
Bowie
Melvin Turpin
Kyle Macy
Macy
Ronnie Lyons
Brescia College
Taylor University
Indiana
University of Kentucky
Gardner- Webb
Bulldogs
Rupp Arena
Chris
John Michael
Mississippi
Holtmanns
John Michael Holtmann
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Patty
Kroger
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