Burrow's path to Cincinnati crowned him king of Cincinnati
Reflective piece on Joe Burrow's initial reluctance about joining the Bengals and how, after a standout college career and a resilient NFL start, he has become the franchise figure in Cincinnati. It traces his Fort Worth interview, Eli Manning comparisons, and the Bengals' rise to AFC title contention. The article notes ACL injury, playoff milestones, and Cincinnati's wait for a major title since 1991.
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Roethlisberger retires after storied Steelers career
Ben Roethlisberger captained the Pittsburgh Steelers through eight AFC North titles and two Super Bowl wins while becoming one of the league’s most durable quarterbacks. His 165-81-1 record, 53 game winning drives, and late career evolution from rugged passer to top thrower defined a Hall of Fame arc, ending with his peaceful farewell.
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Sartain on Bevo Francis Award watch list for Blue Streaks
John Carroll fifth-year senior Jackson Sartain is named to the Bevo Francis Award watch list as the Medina native leads the Blue Streaks with 19.5 points per game and school records in 3-pointers and points. The Medina native helped Muskingum defeat Ohio Northern and featured standout performances from several Wadsworth and Brunswick standouts across NCAA Division II and NAIA programs.
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Steroids and the Hall of Fame Mess in Baseball Records
Jim Ingraham argues steroid era cheating distorted breaking records from Ruth to Bonds. He contends writers face a moral choice in Hall of Fame votes, noting pitchers fearfully avoided giving up big hits and that the cleanup crew bears the cleanup load.
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