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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2001
Page
17
Vikings running back Robert Smith announces retirement from professional football, signaling end of his NFL career. He cites personal reasons and outlines plans beyond the league in a brief statement.
Jamie Wimmer, 6'4" 275, captain of Avon's offensive line, will join the University of Cincinnati while five area players signed Division I letters. Rashan Johnson chooses Georgia Tech, Jamal Bryant heads to Marcus with Olmsted Falls, James Hawkins to Bowling Green, and additional notes on Wimmer's two sacks and 86 tackles last season. Bryant faced a tough decision before finalizing.
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel secured 17 national letter of intent signings on the first day of recruiting. He landed Brookhaven running back Maurice Hall and Glenoak defensive back Dustin Fox, praising his early signing class and ring motif. Fox praised Tressel's impact and potential, noting strong ground gained in a short period.
Ohio State guards Brian Brown and Brent Darby combined for 35 points as the Buckeyes edged Iowa 69 68 in Iowa City. Brown hit all four 3s and Darby added 15 as OSU stayed in the Big Ten hunt with a strong perimeter performance.
Cavaliers suffer seventh straight defeat as San Antonio tops Cleveland 107 89. Randy Wittman notes short handed squad must regain health and prepare for a return to practice after the break. Zydrunas Ilgauskas remains hospitalized in Baltimore following foot surgery.
Elyria Catholic defeats Lorain Catholic 42-32 in a non conference game on Lorain Catholic's court. Coach Ed Dolinar celebrates a first year win ending a 15 game skid against the Spartans.
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