Browns to Coach Senior Bowl South Team In 2017
Hue Jackson and staff were chosen to coach the South in the Senior Bowl with practices starting January 24 in Mobile Alabama. The Browns hold the No 1 pick and multiple selections in the 2017 NFL Draft as they prepare for the event and evaluate top senior prospects.
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Browns Keep Hue Jackson Era Amid 2017 Plans
Browns owners reaffirm support for Coach Hue Jackson and executives Sashi Brown and Paul DePodesta after a franchise worst season. They pledge to upgrade the roster, re-sign key free agents Terrelle Pryor and Jamie Collins, and pursue a consistent winner with cap space and top draft picks.
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Tennessee
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Amherst to replace Fishleigh after solid program foundation
Amherst begins internal search for Fishleigh successor after praising the coach who built a strong foundation. His tenure included a 1-9 start in 2014, a 0-10 follow up, and a 54-13 Week 4 win this season. The cupboard is not bare as a strong sophomore class returns.
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Wolf
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LCCC Coed League to Start Jan 14 with $200 Teams
Lorain County Community College announces a Saturday night coed league for upper and recreational divisions. Play begins January 14 with a $200 per team registration. deadline January 11. Contact Jim Powers at LCCC for details.
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Oberlin Rally Fails as Keystone Edges Wildcats
In a tight junior varsity matchup Keystone defeats Oberlin 41-37. Turner Campbell led Keystone with 13 points and 10 rebounds while Mark Robinson Jr. and Kurt Russell Jr. combined for 15 points for Oberlin, as defensive pressure fueled decisive runs in the second half.
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Turner Campbell
Russell
Corey Moffat
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Angelo Miller
Wildcats
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Phoenix
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Cats
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Smith
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Turne Keystone
Columbia tops Black River in late fourth quarter
Columbia Raiders used an 8-2 run in the final eight minutes to defeat Brookside 65-55 in a Patriot Athletic Conference crossover. Caleb Elsesser, Jared Heidecker, and Brandon Coleman sparked the late surge as Brookside cut the margin to 50-46 before Columbia pulled away. Coleman and Borling led with 16 points each, Elias and Alam added 15. Collection of quotes from coaches follows.
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Brookside
Larry Babies
Raiders
Jared Heidecker
Brandon Coleman
Coleman
Norman Elias
Cardinals
Babies
Caleb Elsesser
Phil Argento
Josh Borling
Elias
Tyler Alam
Columbia Edges Brookside In Low-Scoring Conference Match
Columbia defeated Brookside 65 to 55 as Austin Sahlica led with 8 points and Brandon Coleman added 16 for the winners. Brookside received 15 turnovers and had 25 rebounds while the Brookside scorer list included Owen Rozano and Jacob Papa.
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Owen Rozano
Norman Elias
Jacob Papa
Jacob Cole
Yer Alam
Travis Fortney
Columbia
Austin Sahlica
Jared Heidecker
Jared Bycznski
Taylor Beck
Josh Boring
Jake Kile
Brandon Coleman
Caleb Elsesser
Papa
Alam
Heidecker
Bycznski
Beck
Coleman
Elsesser
Bookside
Alamo
Wellington tops Rocky River in non-conference showdown
Wellington defeats Rocky River 60 to 57 as Josh Kindel leads with 16 points and Max Joppeck adds 10. Final totals show Wellington 60 and Rocky River 57 with key contributions from Suleiman and Sekic on both sides.
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Josh Kindel
Wellington
Max Joppeck
Dukes
Kidd
Porter
Kindel
Arno
Whitaker
Schmidt
Shelton
Joppcek
Suleiman
Coyne
Clingain
Steele
Sekic
Coffman
Clearview tops Black River 73 47 in PAC crossover clash
Clearview defends with pressure forcing 31 turnovers and pulls away to a 73 47 win over Black River at Frank and Ann Szalay Memorial Gym. Deuce Martin leads with 17 points as James Billings and Javon Todd anchor defense.
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Clearview
Patriot Athletic Conference
Black River
Josh Calame
Clippers
John Szalay
Martin
Curtis Roupe
James
Billings
Javon
Todd
Szalay
DeAri
Roupe
Pirates
Calame
Jonathan Coutch
Clearview tops Black River in high scoring clash
Black River fell 73 to 47 as Clearview dominated early and kept the lead. Notable scorers included Coutch with four threes and Billings with 13 points for Clearview while Wine led Black River with 14 points and 6 rebounds. Black River compiled 45 rebounds but 31 turnovers.
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