Monthly Archives: March 2024

Takeoff with John Clark: Jeremiah Trotter Sr. and Jr. on NFL Draft

Takeoff with John Clark: Jeremiah Trotter Sr. and Jr. on NFL Draft originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia Jeremiah Trotter Sr. will never forget the first time he saw his son pull out the Axe Man celebration at Clemson. “Tears. I remember it like it was yesterday,” Trotter Sr. said on the latest Takeoff with John Clark podcast. “I’ll never …

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Report: Wisconsin class of 2025 commit to visit Ohio State

Wisconsin class of 2025 commit Cody Haddad is visiting Ohio State on Thursday, according to a report from 247sports. Haddad committed to the Badgers back on January 17. Ohio State offered the fast-rising athlete after that date, and now reportedly lands a visit. The three-star recruit plays all over the field at St. Ignatius High School in Cleveland, Ohio, but …

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New Michigan football assistant resigns after drunk driving incident

There was a lot of excitement about the many incoming Michigan Football assistants, but it was certainly very short-lived. It didn’t take long before former Wisconsin defensive line coach. Greg Scruggs found himself in hot water in Ann Arbor. Just a week and a half after his official hiring announcement, Scruggs was arrested for operating a vehicle while impaired. He …

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Fort Hill’s Zack Alkire voted Coach of the Year

Mar. 21—CUMBERLAND — For the second time in three seasons, Fort Hill’s Zack Alkire has been voted Coach of the Year by the area’s head coaches. The Sentinels had an unbeaten 13-0 season, capped by a 45-21 rout of county rival Mountain Ridge for a third consecutive Class 1A state championship in three years under the head coach. The title …

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Ex-Saints WR Michael Thomas entering diversion program after arrest last fall

Former New Orleans Saints receiver Michael Thomas has been accepted into a pretrial diversion program that could help him avoid trial in a case stemming from his arrest last fall, a city official in Kenner, Louisiana, said Wednesday. “This does not constitute dismissal in any way,” Kenner spokeswoman Valerie Brolin said. “Once all matters and requirements are satisfied, the case …

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