Haden Receives Ed Block Courage Award For Team Leadership
Cleveland cornerback Joe Haden, honored by teammates with the Ed Block Courage Award, missed most of last season due to concussions and injuries but returned to start nine of 12 games. He leads with three interceptions and plays a key role in community efforts and mentoring under coach Hue Jackson. The award will be presented at a Providence House fundraiser Tuesday.
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Browns face adversity test for Hue Jackson leadership
Hue Jackson earns praise from players and coaches for energy and belief amid an 0-12 season. Joe Thomas touts his football intellect and motivational skill while acknowledging flaws in running game and clock management. Owners Haslam vow patience as Saunders notes Jackson's clear vision and steady direction.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Jim Brown and Bill Russell Win Ali Legacy Award
Sports Illustrated names Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Jim Brown and Bill Russell to receive the Muhammad Ali Legacy Award for athletic careers and social activism. The trio supported Ali during the 1967 Ali Summit in Cleveland and attended his memorial service after his death in June. The award will be presented December 12 in New York.
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WMU eyes historic MAC title bid against Ohio
Western Michigan coach PJ Fleck says players acknowledge the magnitude as the 13th ranked Broncos (12-0) face Ohio (8-4) in the MAC title game at Ford Field with a playoff berth in sight. Zach Terrell and Corey Davis lead a potent offense while Ohio seeks to spoil and improve its own crown drought.
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Penn State wild dogs on defense lead into Big Ten title clash
Penn State enters the Big Ten championship at 10-2 with 37 sacks and a deep, rotating defensive line led by Garrett Sickels and Evan Schwan. Wisconsin counters with a 3-4 front anchored by Olive Sagapolu and end Conor Sheehy as offensive lines tire late, while cornerback John Reid lauds the D-line’s impact.
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Cowboys Top Vikings 17 15 as Bryant Delivers Go Ahead TD
Dez Bryant caught four passes for 84 yards and the go ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter helping Dallas extend its win streak to 11. Ezekiel Elliott added 86 rushing yards while Sam Bradford passed for 247 yards and Jerick McKinnon scored for Minnesota in the loss.
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