No. 1 draft trend picking Buckeyes in 2016 NFL draft
Ohio State players drew heavy NFL attention with five Buckeyes in the opening round and others going in later picks. Teams like the Chargers and Bills favored Meyer era talent. QB prospects varied in top rounds, with franchise plans hinging on development of backups as well as stars.
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Farris signs with Lions and heads to rookie minicamp
Ohio State alum Farris agrees with Detroit after private March workout with GM Quinn and coaches. He aims for a first round bid but accepts undrafted status to control his roster chances and reunites with Buckeyes teammate Taylor Decker in Detroit.
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Dukes Rally Past Royals In Short-Staffed Win
Lake Ridge faced depth issues as nine players dressed and Niko Ortiz started shaky relief in a win for the Dukes. Wright and Cole McLean led with four runs and Goss added three hits while Antonio Hernandez earned his first career win despite 11 walks.
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Inge A Lorain County star multiny track star profile
Mike Inge, a Lorain County standout, recalls family trips and a career shaped by sports. He helped Elyria win the 2002 state 4x800 title with a 7 42.71 Lorain County record and placed ninth in the 800 at the 2004 U S Olympic Trials with 1 47 40 missing finals by 0 04. He later starred at Kent and earned All American honors, now an assistant reunion director at the University of Virginia while awaiting his first child Elijah.
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