Browns hire Chudzinski as 14th head coach in franchise history
Rob Chudzinski is hired as the Cleveland Browns 14th full time head coach. Born in Toledo he previously coached tight ends and coordinated the offense in Cleveland and Carolina. He will be introduced at a news conference and bring Norv Turner as offensive coordinator with Scott Turner on staff.
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Seau brain disease linked to CTE after death
NIH researchers confirm former NFL star Junior Seau had chronic traumatic encephalopathy. The case, one of three brains studied, shows changes linked to repetitive head injuries and underscores a possible head trauma to CTE connection. Gina Seau and son Tyler recount behavioral changes before his May 2012 death.
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Elyria tops Valley rivals in NCC dual meet title bid
Elyria Pioneers remain undefeated in the NCC by defeating Strongsville 42 to 30 in a Valley Division duel. The meet hinged on the heavyweights as TJ Halstead pinned Alex Ahas in 30 seconds to seal the victory and keep Elyria perfect in league duals since 2010.
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Amherst pins wins with aggressive wrestling style
Amherst high school took an offensive approach at a tri meet with Avon and Rocky River, earning two victories. The Comets defeated Rocky River 56-16 and beat host Avon 44-18, with senior Bryan DeRitchie delivering key pins including a 132-pound win over Gino Giammarco.
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Black River replaces softball coach after 2-season run
Merle Simmons led Black River high school softball to a 41-14 record and a district runner up finish, but the school voted not to renew his contract. Superintendent Janice Wycoff cited moving in a different direction while athletic director Bruce Lorincz noted parental discord as a factor. The school board rejected the renewal 4 to 1. Simmons had boisterous ties with players and a history of near state semifinals.
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Janice Wycoff
Bruce Lorinez
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Jody Weidrick
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