Don Shula remembered as NFL legend with perfect season
Don Shula, 90, died at home in Miami after a storied 33 year coaching career. He led the Dolphins to the only 17 0 perfect season in 1972 and to six Super Bowls, amassing a record 347 victories and mentoring Hall of Fame QBs Johnny Unitas Bob Griese and Dan Marino. His impact echoed through the franchise and city.
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Tre Massey aims for Brunswick record with relentless work
Brunswick guard Tre Massey trains daily at home in Brunswick Hills Township with a 25 by 31 foot shooting rink and The Gun. He fires 600 to 1,000 shots, then 45 minutes of skill work and an hour of lifting, six days a week, with Sundays off. He already owns Medina County singles with 168 three pointers in two years and seeks Brunswick school records while balancing family support from Crystal Neale and Tucker Neale.
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Ashland track star Nick Zak fights back from injury and pandemic
Ashland University senior Nick Zak, who earned an automatic NCAA Division II Nationals berth with a 69 foot 4 inch weight throw, underwent surgery for a torn right patellar tendon. The disruption came as the coronavirus canceled the indoor nationals and outdoor season, challenging Zak and teammates to stay motivated and prepare for a redshirt year and potential return to form.
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