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Prep Football: Clark rested up for Indians
Sun Sports EditorGeorge Rogers Clark took advantage of an open date last week. The Cardinals, who defeated Corbin 39-29 in their season opener nearly two weeks ago, worked on making improvements on both sides of the ball and rested up for the next nine weeks. Clark closes...Tags: Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama)
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Prep Football: Cards use big second half to defeat Montgomery County
Sun Sports EditorHow big is the George Rogers Clark-Montgomery County rivalry? It's always big enough to attract a large crowd, and unexpected guests, including former University of Kentucky standout DeMarcus Cousins, who watched the contest from the press box at Cardinal...Tags: Mark Davis, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama)
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6ABC will have lots of Eagles games early
Groller's CornerWith the US Open set to begin today, 6ABC is aleady looking ahead to the next big thing in Philadelphia sports -- the start of the Chip Kelly Era with the Eagles. 6ABC will televise all four of the Eagles preseason games, beginning with the Aug. 9 game... -
Andre Reed to join Andy Reid in Kansas City
Groller's CornerFormer Dieruff High, Kutztown University and Buffalo Bills star Andre Reed will join the Kansas City Chiefs coaching staff in training camp after accepting a Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Fellowship position. Reed, who has been a Hall of Fame finalist... -
Andre Reed to join Andy Reid in Kansas City as part of NFL minority coaching program
Former Dieruff High, Kutztown University and Buffalo Bills star Andre Reed will join the Kansas City Chiefs coaching staff in training camp after accepting a Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Fellowship position. Reed, who has been a Hall of Fame finalist for...Tags: Sports, Buffalo Bills, Football, Kansas City Chiefs, Andre Reed
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Let it rain at the NovaCare
Eagles InsidersNot only is Chip Kelly getting his Philadelphia Eagles ready for the noise and chaos associated with a no-huddle attack, but he is doing everything possible to simulate real-time conditions as much as possible with his philosophy of practicing in...... -
Chuck Bednarik makes Eagles version of Mount Rushmore on NBC Sports Network
Groller's CornerAs you know, I've been intrigued by Pro Football Talk's concept of establishing a Mount Rushmore for every NFL franchise. Tonight on the NBC Sports Network show, the Mount Rushmore of the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles were revealed. In the... -
Vick out in front to lead Eagles once again
— Old man Michael Vick is fit enough to still be able to take younger teammate LeSean McCoy in a foot race, confident enough to believe he has what it takes to quarterback the Philadelphia Eagles under any system and savvy enough to know this is his...
Tags: Sports, Dallas Cowboys, Donovan McNabb, Matt Barkley, Michael Vick
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No-huddle offense a sign of things to come for Eagles
— An offensive play call that used to come in as "Red Right Open F Left 20 Z Spot" might now be termed something like "Banana," according to Bob Bicknell. However, the new Philadelphia Eagles wide receivers coach cautioned that the play-calling...
Tags: Jason Avant, Sports, Pat Shurmur, Football, Jason Kelce
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New coach Andy Reid filling Chiefs with playbook in anticipation of mandatory minicamp
AP Sports WriterKANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Andy Reid is willing to admit he is overloading the Kansas City Chiefs with as much information as he possibly can ahead of the team's mandatory minicamp next week. Reid said after wrapping up three weeks of voluntary...Tags: Sports, Football
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Full attendance during voluntary OTAs giving Chiefs jumpstart under new coaching staff
AP Sports WriterKANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have begun their final week of voluntary workouts, though you wouldn't know they've been voluntary by the attendance. Just about everyone has been at practice every day the past couple weeks. No... -
Eagles special teams need to be special again
— Once upon a time, when future Super Bowl-champion coach John Harbaugh ran the Philadelphia Eagles' special teams, they were legitimate threats to score or create a game-changing shift in field position every time a football actually made contact...
Tags: Sports, John Harbaugh, NFL Pro Bowl, Football, Damaris Johnson
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