End of recruiting pause upends college football recruiting
The NCAA lifted the recruiting dead period from March 2020, allowing in person meetings and live evaluations. Coaches expect a rush as programs resume campus visits. Recruits like Max Reese gain face to face access after pandemic restrictions and virtual tours dominated the past year.
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Ohio State
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Ellinghouse
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Carlsbad
Kamari Ramsey
247Sports
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Casey Woods
Washington State
John Richardson
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Indians shuffle rotation amid injuries and questions
Cleveland manager Terry Francona adjusts rotation with Bieber Civale and Quantrill in flux after Plesac injury and McKenzie option to Triple A. Eli Morgan to start, Hentges holds spot, Quantrill transitions to rotation with mixed results as Zimmer and Ramirez spark offense.
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Zach Plesac
Logan Allen
Tristan McKenzie
Indians
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Shane Bieber
Aaron Civale
Francona
Cal
Quantrill
Aaron
Civale
White Sox
Padres
Mike Clevinger
Greg Allen
San Diego
MLB
McKenzie
Triple-A
Columbus
Eli Morgan
Sam Hentges
Indians rally behind Bieber in win over White Sox
Billy Hamilton plated two on a double and scored as Cleveland pushed front in the fourth. Bieber struck out seven to lead MLB in strikeouts and received run support from Austin Hedges and Jose Ramirez as the Indians beat Chicago 5 3 at Progressive Field.
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Austin Hedge
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White Sox
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Jose Ramirez
RBI
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Jake Bauers
Harold Ramirez
Yu Chang
Francil Reyes
Jordan Luplow
Karinchak
Progressive Field
Nadal survives Popyrin test at French Open Day 3
Rafael Nadal, seeded No. 3, beat 21-year-old Alexei Popyrin in straight sets 6-3 6-2 7-6 at Roland Garros. Popyrin nearly claimed a set, but Nadal steadied to extend his Paris run and chase a 21st Grand Slam. Djokovic and Barty also featured as first round actions continued.
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Ash Barty
Petra Kvitova
Andrey Rublev
Barty
Bernarda Pera
Australia
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