Mock NFL Draft Top 10 With Bold Picks and Moves
A bold mock draft lists the top 10 selections and speculative moves including Cam Newton, Patrick Peterson, Von Miller, A J Green, Blaine Gabbert, Marcell Dareus, Nick Fairley, Julio Jones, Tyron Smith, and Robert Quinn with optional Rams, Bears, and up‑move scenarios.
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Carolina Panthers
Cam Newton
Denver Broncos
Patrick Peterson
Buffalo Bills
von Miller
Buffalo
Cincinnati Bengals
A.J. Green
Arizona Cardinals
Blaine Gabbert
Cleveland Browns
Marcell Dareus
San Francisco 49Ers
Nick Fairley
Tennessee Titans
Julio Jones
Dallas Cowboys
Tyron Smith
Washington Redskins
Robert Quinn
Rams
Da’Quan Bowers
Prince Amukamara
Corey Linger
Illinois
Bears
Anthony Castanzo
Gabe Carimi
Nick Solder
Salukis sweep Missouri State with two dramatic homers
Southern Illinois softball rallied from multi run deficits in both games at Charlotte West Stadium. Mallory Duran belted a walk off homer in the eighth to lift SIU 4-3 in game one, and Haley Gorman hit the go ahead homer in the rightcap for a 5-3 win in game two over Missouri State.
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Charlotte West Stadium
Mallory Duran
Haley Gorman
LIU
Missouri State
Salukis
Steve Jahnke
Southern
SIU
Morgan Barchan
Chelsea
SIU Spring Game Highlights Scott Cole Interceptions
Southern Illinois University defensive coordinator Kyle Schweigert challenged the defense to create turnovers. Linebacker Scott Cole from Mount Carmel intercepted three passes in the Maroon team’s 34-10 spring game victory, including returning a pass 39 yards before David Lewis secured the touchdown.
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Cole
Maroon
Saluki
CARBONDALE—_ Southern _ Illinois University
Kyle “Bubba” Schweigert
Scott Cole
De’Ron Flood
Mount Carmel
A.J. Hill
David Lewis
National League results roundup from March games
In NL play, the Brewers edged the Marlins 12 to 14, the Astros beat the Rockies 4 to 7, the Mets won 1 to Diamondbacks, and the Diamondbacks lost to the Mets.
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Brewers
Marlins
Astros
Rockies
Harrisburg and Benton win titles at Buzz Bradley meet
Benton dominates girls events to post 121.5 points while Harrisburg edges Du Quoin 71-61 for boys team title. Jena Hemann leads with four wins as Jenna Johnston and Sydney Potts sweep multiple events, Johnston setting the meet record in the 800. Coach Sloan hails strong competition and overall strong marks.
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Sparta
Benton
Harrisburg
Highland
Nashville
Breese Central
Jena Hemann
Andy Sloan
Jenna Johnston
Sydney Potts
Rangerettes
Potts
Johnston
Sloan
Bulldogs
du Quoin
Herrin
Chris Berry
John David Rollins
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