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Cleveland Browns sign veteran FB Michael Burton; former starting CB Martin Emerson Jr. leaves for New Orleans Saints

A pair of NFL free-agent signings made ripples through Berea on Tuesday, with the Browns both adding to their offensive backfield and saying goodbye to a man who was once seen as part of their defensive future.

The club this afternoon announced the arrival of veteran fullback Michael Burton, giving Cleveland a full-timer at the position for the first time in several years. On the flip side, cornerback Martin Emerson Jr. agreed to a deal with the New Orleans Saints, ending his tenure with the Browns after three seasons on the field.

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Minnesota guard Chansey Willis Jr. transfers to Kent State

 Kent State head coach Rob Senderoff has landed a major piece for his 2026-27 backcourt, securing a commitment from former Minnesota and Western Michigan standout Chansey Willis Jr.

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Cleveland Guardians to call up top prospect, former No. 1 overall pick Travis Bazzana on Tuesday

According to multiple reports, the Guardians are set to call top prospect Travis Bazzana up from the minor leagues on Tuesday. Bazzana, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 MLB Draft, will immediately be penciled in as the team's starting second basemen, per ESPN's Jeff Passan.

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USA TODAY NETWORK Ventures to bring iconic food offerings inspired by all 32 NFL teams

USA TODAY NETWORK Ventures, the events division of USA TODAY, and the Pro Football Hall of Fame are collaborating to bring the inaugural USA TODAY Great American Tailgate to Canton this summer.

An epic culinary celebration in the spirit of football, the USA TODAY Great American Tailgate will take place in Stadium Park Lot, only a few hundred yards from the Hall of Fame’s iconic Rotunda, during “Football’s Greatest Weekend presented by Novartis,” Aug. 5-9. It will be a standalone experience within Sugardale Fan Fest. 

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Travis Tucci Named Next Boys Basketball Head Coach

A new era is beginning for Malvern Hornets basketball, but the last name on the bench will remain a very familiar one.
The Malvern athletic department has announced that Travis Tucci has been selected as the new head boys basketball coach. Travis will succeed his father, the legendary Dennis “Denny” Tucci, who retired this past March following a storied 43-year coaching career, including 33 seasons at the helm of the Hornets.

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