Urlacher Entertains Hall of Fame Hopes After Bears Era
Former Chicago Bear Brian Urlacher retires after 13 seasons, capping a stellar career crowned by Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2000 and Defensive Player of the Year in 2005. He joins Bears greats on a Mount Rushmore of middle linebackers, with a likely Canton election seen as certain.
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Duncan leads in two events at state track meet
Harrisburg senior D J Duncan wins both 110 high hurdles and 300 intermediate hurdles heats, clocking 14.64 and 38.46 as he stays on his feet after a tough last year. He leads the Deep South in both events while Donald Kellum posts a 21-8 long jump morning effort.
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Blaylock Eyes 2014 After SIU Softball Lean Year
SIU coach Kerri Blaylock pursues fixes after a 25-27 finish and first losing season in 14 years. Injuries to Bertelsen Lang and Harker contributed as SIU hovered around .500 and missed the NCAA bid. Blaylock believes better play at the 2014 start could yield 35 wins.
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Logan third at NJCAA Men's Juco Golf Nationals
John A. Logan College finishes third at Goose Pond Colony G.C. in Scottsboro, Alabama, tallying 1 183 over four rounds to place behind South Mountain and Walters State. Andrew Mitchell shoots 73 to pace the Volunteers on the final round.
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