Fragmented 1990s football player list by teams and colleges
A dense OCR list enumerates players by team and college, including Michigan State, Auburn, Georgia Tech, UCLA, Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and other schools. It pairs players with positions, jersey numbers, and colleges, reflecting a pregame or roster compilation. The text mixes names, schools, and numbers without narrative context.
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Lino T
Ucla
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Ohio State
Michigan
Auburn
Oregon
California
Mississippi
Kutztown
Texas A&m
First round selections listed for NFL draft
The list shows first round picks including St Louis Rams from Washington and Chicago, New England Patriots, Carolina Panthers, Oakland through Houston and Seattle, Denver Broncos, Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, Miami Dolphins, Seattle Seahawks, Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, Baltimore Ravens via San Francisco, Green Bay Packers, Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Washington Redskins from Oakland.
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St.Louis Rams
Washington
New England Patriots
Carolina Panthers
Qaltland Raiders
Houston
Cincinnati Bengals
New Orleans
Tampa Bay Buccer
Chicago Bears
St. Louis
Houston Oilers
Seattle
Denver Broncos
Minnesota Vikings
Detroit Lions
Oakland
St. Louis Rams
Chicago
Indianapolis Colts
Seattle Seahawks
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Buffalo Bills
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Ravens
Green Bay Packers
Kansas City Chiefs
Pittsburgh Steelers
Washington Redskins
Ohio State trio goes in first round of NFL draft
Ohio State star Terry Glenn wide receiver Rickey Dudley and Eddie George were chosen in the first round Saturday. Glenn went seventh to New England, Dudley ninth to Oakland, and George 14th to the Oilers in a series of trades that echoed the Buckeyes’ strong draft showing.
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Ohio State
Terry Glenn
Rickey Dudley
Eddie George
Buckeyes
Corey Stringer
Joey Galloway
Craig Powell
Ohio College
Buckeye
Bob Hoying
Eagles
New England Patriots
Glenn
Biletikoff
Galloway
Chris Sanders
Stringer
Powell
NFL
New England
New York
Brig Owens
Patriots
Bill Parcells
Bob Kraft
Drew Bledsoe
Drew
Oakland Raiders
Dudley
Houston Oilers
Henderson
Texas
Raiders
Houston
Oilers
George
Seattle
Ravens select Ogden and Lewis in draft to boost offense
The Baltimore Ravens used the No. 4 pick to draft UCLA tackle Jonathan Ogden, moving him to left guard to upgrade the line, and Miami linebacker Ray Lewis at 26 to shore up the defense. Owner Art Modell cited Ogden’s size and polish, while coach Ted Marchibroda praised Ogden as the finest lineman seen.
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Owings Mills
Baltimore Ravens
Lawrence Phillips
Ravens
UCLA
Jonathan Ogden
Sikowty Dred
Ted Marchibroda
Ogden
Bob Dahl
Baltimore
Miami
Ray Lewis
Lewis
Hurricanes
Dahl
Washington Redskins
Art Modell
Ozzie Newsome
Arizona
Cardinals
Phillips
Simeon Rice
Marchibroda
Draft Day Shocks and Egos Highlight NFL Selections
The draft saw Keyshawn Johnson loud and proud at New York HQ as multiple high picks altered teams. Cedric Jones lands fifth to the Giants amid chatter, while Lawrence Phillips slides to the Rams amid off field baggage. Bettis moves to Pittsburgh, Bledsoe gets deep threat Glenn, and USC tackle Michels surprises in Green Bay. Johnson and Herman draw comparisons, and Jimmy Johnson’s picks spotlight his emerging leadership.
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Baltimore
Cedric Jones
Oklahoma
New York Giants
Rice
Hardy
New York
Shawn
Giant
Lawrence Phillips
Nebraska
Arizona
St. Louis Rams
Rams
Jerome Bettis
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bettis
Phillips
Jets
Cardinals
Colts
New England Patriots
Drew Bledsoe
Ohio State
Terry Glenn
Keyshawn Johnson
Jimmy Johnson
Jerry Jones
Oakland Raiders
Buffalo Bills
San Diego Chargers
Johnson
Ogden
USC
John Michels
Green Bay Packers
Ken Ruettgers
Michael Irvin
Jerry Rice
Wellington rallies past Buckeye in non-conference softball
Wellington edged Buckeye 6 0 to 6 2 in a non league game as Wellington erupted for seven late runs. Amy Bradstock pitched a complete game with nine strikeouts while Andrea Menschein and Betsy Hook led hitters with multiple hits.
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Mallet Creek
Wellington
Buckeye
Amy Bradstock
Lady Dukes
Andrea Menschein
Betsy Hook
Amy Stadstock
Amber Tinnay
Andrea Morschein
Darla Wacker
Amy Donakdsan
Bradstock
Staphanie Myce Buckeye
Debbie Gaunexman
Jenna Cook
Laura Fowler
Michélie Keenan
Tinney
Enea Burmister
Dame Newt
Sullivan-Columbia Drops Both Ends of Black River Tourney
In the Black River Merchant Tournament Sullivan-Columbia were swept in both games. They managed one hit in the first game, losing 8-1 to Smithville as Stephanie Czekalinski hit a triple for the Lady Raiders. In the second game Columbia again fell, 3-3, with control troubles spelling walks totaling 18 as they dropped to 4-3 on the season and head to Independence on Monday.
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Baldwin
Kerstones
Mal
Keystone
Evans
Wakeman
Loffen
Nitwg
Jessea Jenkins
Jennifer Jansone
Kary Walter
Massy Runyan
Marana Osthava
Srisithrville
Sesessersseeesseeser Northwestern
Columbiia
Sullivan
Columbia
Smithville
Stephanie Czekalinski
Lady Raiders
Northwestern
Independence
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Ken Blackaman
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Texas Abm
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Flynn Blewart
Georgia Tech
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Southern Caf
Derrick Mayes
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Ice
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Alcom State
Jason Layman
G. Tennesse
Terry Ile
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Bouter
Scott Skitzker
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Kevin Hardly
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Michael Cheever
Aaron Beasley
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Baylor
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Minnesota
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Vanderbilt
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Jason Dunn
Esatam Ken
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Bt Moying
Obie Slate
Setae
Demain Stephers
T Noh ‘Satotinn Aat
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Arkareas
Dan Wittmann
Penn State
Lawrence Philips
Ecko Kenikson
LBU
Tony Banke
Ele Ganwall
Jerald Moore
En Fan Shi
Vir Pateh
Patrick Sapp
Remon
Brian Roche Fa San Jem Stetety
Leraal Steartyi
Cal
Terral ' Owens
Terenas
Pete Kendall
Boston
Fred Thomas
Tennessee-Martin
Jobo Barr
North Carolina
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Donnie Abraham
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Jacksonville Jaguars
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Keyshawn Johnso
Kevin Kardy
Cadrig Jones
Lawrence Phillips Terry Glenn Tim Biakabutuke
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Alex Molden Regan Upsow
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Eddie George John Mobley
Duane Clemons
Reggie Brown
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LSU
Marvin Harrison
Syracuse
Boston College
Marcus Jonas Jett Hartings
Eric Moulds
Jermane Mayberry Ray Lewis
Jerome Woods
Jamain Stephens
Andre Johnson
OSU
Glenn, Dudley
Dub Fesperson
Earl Campbell
Floyd Reese
Associated Press
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Phulps
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Man Moore
Jerry-Michael-Herman
Dallas Cowboys
Dolphins
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Leon Lett
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Mark
Maureen
Michelle
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Heather Stefancin
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Hagan
Timko
Luke
Seuinvita
Tari Mescan
Smithevite
Kurtz
Colimble
Stephanie Czekateki
Tyska
Kramer
Cattrall
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RED Sox
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