Despite record, Browns’ defense is pulling through
In case you haven’t noticed, the Cleveland Browns are playing fairly well on the defensive side. A 1-3 record makes it easy to overlook anything good that happened in the first four games, but it’s hard not to notice improvement in an area that was the focal point of the offseason. The defense has yielded less than 300 total yards in three of the four games and is ranked 15th in the NFL with an average yield of 313 yards per game. If someone had said the defense would play that well before the season began, you would have probably thought that the Browns would have been 3-1 entering their bye week. It was assumed that the offense would produce plenty of points with its strong line and supposed outstanding talent at the skilled positions. Instead, the defense is stealing the show, while the offense has been hampered by injuries and poor play by key players. With a few more touchdowns, losses to Pittsburgh and Baltimore could have easily gone the other way.
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MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin did everything right in defending Terrelle Pryor, until the most critical point in the game on Saturday night at Camp Randall Stadium.
The Badgers, well, badgered Pryor every chance they got. They blitzed.
Anderson still starter — for now
It was kind of strange watching the Cleveland Browns defeat the Cincinnati Bengals, 20-12, last Sunday.
If you’re a Browns’ fan, you had to be pleased with the much-needed win.
Cross country reaches final legs of season
McDonald, which has been flip-flopping with Bellaire St. John’s for the top spot in the Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches Division III boys weekly state cross country poll, has won every major meet they’ve entered this season.
» Full StoryCross country reaches final legs of season
McDonald, which has been flip-flopping with Bellaire St. John’s for the top spot in the Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches Division III boys weekly state cross country poll, has won every major meet they’ve entered this season.
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