Mount Union star McMillen finalist for Cliff Harris Award
Mount Union junior Mason McMillen was named a finalist for the Cliff Harris Award recognizing the top small college defensive player. The Wadsworth native finished among 27 finalists in Division III, with McMillen posting 105 tackles, nine for loss and 1.5 sacks as Mount Union reached the Division III semifinals. Sophomore Jeff Piotrowski contributed at Michigan State, and multiple players across several programs posted notable stats in basketball, wrestling, and soccer.
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Sports Transactions Digest Feature One
National Football League and other leagues report player moves across teams. Evans activated by Buccaneers while Pin placed on COVID list. Westbrook-Ikhine activated for Titans. Winslow signed to Washington practice squad with Gibson and Flowers on COVID list. Hudson designated to return from IR. Also recalls and signings across NHL NBA and AHL transactions.
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Michigan Dominates Ohio State In Conference Showdown
Michigan defeats Ohio State 90 to 71 behind Hillman 29 points and a 48 rebound total for the Wolverines. Ohio State guards Mikulasikova and Mikesell led 23 and 25 point efforts, but fouls limited key players as Michigan recorded 20 assists to OSU's 10. The game featured strong post play, technical foul by Michigan, and a high rebounding edge for the winners.
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Pro Football HOF finalists named for class of 2022
The Pro Football Hall of Fame announced finalists in the modern era for 2022 including DeMarcus Ware Andre Johnson Devin Hester and Tony Boselli in various years of eligibility. Also up for consideration are Richard Seymour Leroy Butler Terry Holt Reggie Wayne Sam Mills Zach Thomas Jared Allen Bryant Young Ronde Barber Willie Anderson and Patrick Willis. Inductees will be revealed February 10 at NFL Honors alongside coaching and contributor candidates.
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