A Linebackerâs Legend Is Growing in Kansas
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Arthur Brown Jr., 16, can run a 40-yard dash in 4.47 seconds and he already has more than 50 scholarship offers. What he doesnât have is a cellphone.
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The NFL&#39;s highest-scoring offense is averaging two touchdowns every three possessions during the preseason. If Kansas City&#39;s woeful defense can get its act together, too, the Chiefs could be in for big things.
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This Saturday, Maryland will get a first-hand look at Temple's Rian "Goo" Wallace, one of the nation's best linebackers.
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For Bill Belichick, it isn't a preference. In his mind, turning NCAA defensive ends into NFL linebackers is practically a necessity.
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Kansas has been pleasantly surprised by Brandon Rush, who attended four high schools and battled issues of academic eligibility before playing for the Jayhawks.
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Mike Ditka is getting back into football as an owner.
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When Ty Law made it to the NFL, it was the fulfillment of a dream. Thus he needed a new dream, and he set the bar high.
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Talk about your hurry-up offense. During early scenes in &quot;Friday Night Lights&quot; of a match between the 1988 Permian Panthers football team of Odessa, Texas, and some other high school&#39;s varsity
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FOXBOROUGH -- He's been here so long, equipped with that jaw line every bit as sharp as the Patriots logo he wears on his helmet, that neck that practically screams, &quot;Linebacker!&quot; at you. Ten years now, he's been playing in the middle of the Patriots defense. And now, he has a message.
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When Leonard Popeâs 6-foot-7, 250-pound frame is running down the field, Georgia quarterback David Greene canât resist. âThatâsa big weapon,â Greene a South Gwinnett said.
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Roscoe Parrish is ready to make more believers on football's biggest stage.
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At first glance, the statistics sheet from last nightâs basketball game against Nevada indicates that Kansas played exceptionally well defensively.
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For so long, linebacker Rosevelt Colvin couldn't do what he wanted, couldn't play football. Now, he feels he can do whatever his coach wants him to.
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The analogy fits Mike Vrabel well. Fellow linebacker Rosevelt Colvin calls him a Swiss Army knife on the football field.
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the one in Florida, not Ohio -- wanted him. So did established Big Ten programs Wisconsin, Iowa and Purdue. So when linebacker Paul
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Linebacker Lofa Tatupu believed in his ability to play big-time football when few others did.
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In the Astrodome as a Houston Oiler he began laying the foundation for a successful career that includes a Super Bowl appearance, last season&#39;s Co-MVP award and recognition as one of the league&#39;s toughest and most versatile quarterbacks.