Browns eye free agency in reshaped offense and defense
Browns general manager John Dorsey and coach Sue Jackson open the two day negotiating period as Cleveland seeks impact free agents to bolster a young roster. The team aims for a veteran presence at cornerback and safety while weighing left tackle and quarterback options amid salaries and drafts.
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Browns consider free agency as Randall eyes safety role
Browns pursue cornerback and safeguard options while Randall shifts to free safety in Williams system. Key targets include Trumaine Johnson Malcolm Butler Kyle Fuller Bashu Breeland with negotiations opening midweek. Duke Johnson and Isaiah Crowell outlooks shape backfield as free agency looms.
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UCLA Bruins overcome early turmoil to reach NCAA Tournament
UCLA endured suspensions for Jalen Hill Cody Riley and LiAngelo Ball after a November China trip and a game called off by wildfires. Despite off court issues at Louisville and Arizona the Bruins closed 8 wins in 12 to earn an East region bid and face Florida in Dallas on Thursday.
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Bonnies reach NCAA tournament sharing school wins record
St Bonaventure returns to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2012 matching the school mark with 25 wins. Courtney Stockard is a game time decision with a hamstring injury while LIU Brooklyn and Radford seek their first NCAA win. The Bonnies last won in 1970 and lost opening games in 1978 2000 and 2012. The team has familiarity with UD Arena and hopes Flyers fans support.
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