Browns tumble of injuries tests depth after Packers win
Browns beat Green Bay 10-3 in a pre season opener but suffered injuries in practice. Mark Campbell sprained knee with no tear on X ray. Earl Little sprained ankle or knee may miss time. Ross Verba returns to practice. Tre Johnson rehabbing knee. Dennis Northcutt limited. plans to play Aug 31 Panthers.
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Browns Sign Minter and Carroll in Preseason Move
Browns add Barry Minter and Bo Carroll to bolster linebacking and wide receiver depth after Bears stint. Minter, 6-2, 250, wears No. 50 and shifts to middle linebacker while Carroll adds special teams potential. Benjamin Gay boosts return and coverage duties as Browns assess camp performance and penalties. Training camp continues with two practices daily and ends Thursday with fan access. Browns hotline 1-877-6- BROWNS for updates.
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Oberlin Opens With Fast-Paced Spread Offense
Oberlin previews a spread option offense debuting August 25 against Gates Mills Hawken. Sophomore Kyle Huston will distribute to receivers Chris Reynolds, Jordan Beard, Chris Schubert, and Kyle Witmer, with solid backs Marvin and Calvin Locklear, Jamie Wallace, and Vince Klicker. The defense shifts to a 4-4 front led by Larry Tumblin and Josh Lowe, aiming for speed and aggression with a young, athletic lineup and veteran attitude.
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Turf problems postpone Ravens Eagles exhibition
The preseason matchup at Veterans Stadium was halted by unsafe turf with uneven cutouts. About 45 000 fans watched as six people were arrested outside the venue while the game was suspended and later postponed. No injuries were reported. Commissioner Tagliabue will rule on a makeup date.
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Redskins shop for quarterbacks amid injuries
Washington coach Marty Schottenheimer scours an thin market for unemployed veteran QBs after Jeff George shoulder tendinitis and Todd Husak rib muscle strain. Possible targets include Danny Kanell Jim Druckert Miller Moses Moreno and John Friesz as Friday's game vs Atlanta looms.
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Oberlin Indians Football 2001 Schedule and Roster
Oberlin High School football under coach Bill Roniger in 2001 features a 2nd-year coach, a 1-9 record last season, and a roster led by Larry Tumblin and Zalvin Locklear. The Indians aim for a state playoff return after 16 years, with August 25 at Hawken and other league games slated through late October.
Rutigliano Reflects On Browns Era Teammates And Decisions
Rutigliano recalls the Browns’ peak years with Art Modell’s hire as coach and Brian Sipe’s rise to NFL MVP. He credits shrewd moves like converting Dave Logan and Hall of Famer Ozzie Newsome to new roles and notes 13 of 16 games were decided in the final two minutes. The Kardiac Kids era ended with Red Right 88.
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