As I said I hope to point folks from this blog to well-done articles on Ohio.com, here are a couple of Sunday's best.
Patrick McManamon has two one on the risks/reward factor of taking a quarterback early in the draft.
He points out in is weekly NFL column , sad to say, that the defense actually might be in worse shape than the offense.
Marla Ridenour gets an indepth look at Adrian Peterson, whom the Browns could call their own in the NFL Draft, which, by the way, is less than two weeks away now.
Sheldon Ocker talks about the scheduling problems baseball has.
David Lee Morgan reminds folks that U. of Akron coach J.D. Brookhart has given up some of his offensive play-calling to coordinator Joe Moorhead.
Brian Windhorst has game coverage of the victory over the Hawks, and Terry Pluto looks at Larry Hughes in his column the View from Pluto.
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Great job on the Sunday sports page
JD's "offensive play-calling" was, indeed, just that: offensive.
If we can only get someone to draw up & call some plays for the Cavs, we'll be set.