First pick in NEL draft not always best
The piece argues NFL draft outcomes are unpredictable with examples from 1981 Bengals and 1955 Steelers. It cites Cris Collinsworth, Aaron Rodgers, Alex Smith, Kenny Anderson, Johnny Unitas, Len Dawson, and the lingering impact of draft choices on teams like the 49ers and Bengals amid optimism for the 2005 season.
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David Verser
Cris Collinsworth
University of Florida
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Niners
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Rodgers
Green Bay Packers
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Kenny Anderson
Augustana College
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Anderson
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Jack Thompson
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Johnny Unitas
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Steelers
Baltimore Colts
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Len Dawson
Alliance
Ohio
Middletown Middies
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Dallas Texans
American Football League
Texans
Kansas City Chiefs
Coffey Makes First Trip to Wrigley Field in Chicago
Reds pitcher Todd Coffey prepared for his first sight of Chicago and Wrigley Field. The article notes his limited prior exposure to the city beyond television and even the ballpark, with this feature appearing in the sports section.
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Coffey
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Cincinnati Reds
Todd Coffey
Wrigley Field
Cubs 10 Reds 6 as Wilson struggles at Wrigley
Cincinnati Reds at Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field ended 10-6 with Paul Wilson hurt by Cubs bats. Zambrano pitched for the Cubs against Milton. Wilson entered with a 0-3 record and 7.48 ERA at Wrigley as Chicago built a big inning to erase doubt and keep Reds winless at the park.
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Paul Wilson
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Kyle Farnsworth
Wilson
Cincinnati Reds
Wrigley
Dave Miley
REDS
Aramis Ramirez
Jason Larue
Michael Barrett
Cougars edge Edgewood for home softball win
Edgewood pitcher Brooke Perry struck out 10 in seven innings as the Cougars held off Franklin 4-1 in a Mid Miami League clash. Perry matched her season form despite feeling a touch under the weather, while Krista Compton led Franklin with three hits and two RBIs. Theteams meet again Wednesday in Franklin.
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Franklin
Edgewood
Cougars
Brooke Perry
Perry
Brooke
Wayne Asher
Asher
Jamie Kinder
Wildcats
Jemma Kremer
Lindsay Holt
Sara Allen
Sarah Pressler
Krista Compton
Kelsey McWhorter
Compton
Pressler
Jennifer Reimer
Reimer
Cats
RBI
Dews gets invite to NBA Top 100 Camp
Lakota East High junior James Dews earned an invitation to the NBA Players Association Top 100 Camp from June 21 to 27 at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond. The camp gathers the top 100 prospects in the 2006-07 class. Dews, a 6’4” guard, was recommended by renowned evaluator Bob Gibbons.
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James Dews
Lakota East High
Thunderhawks
NBA Players Association
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond
Dews
Bob Gibbons
Munoz quits football after NFL draft miss
Former Tennessee offensive tackle Michael Munoz backs away from football aftergoing undrafted. Son of NFL Hall of Famer Anthony Munoz, Michael started 46 games at Tennessee, battled injuries, won the Draddy Trophy, and aims for an MBA while his wife Emily nears Tennessee nursing school graduation.
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Michael Munoz
Anthony Munoz
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Michael
Associated Press
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Cincinnati
Draddy
Emily
Tennessee Nursing School
Munoz
Ries
NFL
California
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