Weeden Faces Draft Hurdle With Aged Advantage
NFL prospect Brandon Weeden at 28 is older than many peers while training in Phoenix for the draft. He aims to prove age can be an asset, with plans for the combine in Indianapolis and a pro day in Stillwater as he pursues NFL teams' interest and potential private workouts.
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Brandon Weeden
Weeden
Aaron Rodgers
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Ariz
Baylor
Robert Griffin III
Alabama
Trent Richardson
Indianapolis
Stillwater
Chris Weinke
Weinke
Florida State
Carolina Panthers
Panthers
49Ers
NFL
Broncos seek more quarterbacks before camp
Denver coach John Fox said the Broncos will bring in more QBs for camp as Tebow remains starter and Brady Quinn backs him up. The team aims for four quarterbacks, noting two currently on the roster, and Quinn’s recent apology signaled a strong relationship between the top two QBs. Cardinals GM Rod Graves did not rule out Manning, acknowledging Arizona’s interest while pointing to the roster of Kolb Hall Skelton and Bartel.
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Indianapolis
Tim Tebow
Denver
Brady Quinn
Broncos
John Fox
Quinn
Tebow
Fox
Cardinals
Rod Graves
Arizona
Peyton Manning
Kevin Kolb
Max Hall
John Skelton
Richard Bartel
Graves
Manning
Ottawa and rivals grid on Friday and Saturday schedules
Friday softball features Ottawa at Bellhaven at 11 a m and Ottawa at Faulkner at 5 p m in Jackson Mississippi. Ottawa baseball hosts Missouri Southern at 3 p m. Saturday Ottawa meets Mobile at 2 p m and Ottawa vs Wi Carey at 4 p m. High school basketball games begin at 7 p m with Anderson County Prairie View Fredonia Central Heights Eudora Wellsville Burlington West Franklin Neodesha on various boys and girls matchups Tuesday and Monday listings included.
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Bellhaven
Jackson
Miss
Faulkner
Missouri Southern
Carey
Anderson County
Prairie View
Fredonia
Central Heights
Eudora
Wellsville
Burlington
West Franklin
Neodesha
Santa Fe Trail
Busch Apology to ESPN Reporter After Homestead Incident
NASCAR driver Kurt Busch apologized on camera to ESPN reporter Jerry Punch for last year’s Homestead finale. A fan video showed him berating Punch. Busch also flashed an obscene gesture in the garage. NASCAR fined him 50000 dollars and he later left Penske Racing for Phoenix Racing No. 51. At Daytona, a statue honored late Bill France Jr. was unveiled at Daytona International Speedway.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Kurt Busch
ESPN
Homestead-Miami Speedway
Busch
Jerry Punch
Homestead
Nascar
Penske Rac
Ing
Phoenix Racing
James Finch
France
Daytona International Speedway
Bill France Jr
International Speedway Corp
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