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Sean McClelland grew up in Cleveland embedded in a losing sports culture. He had no childhood heroes because none of the teams he rooted for ever won anything. After college at Cleveland State University (the Kevin Mackey era) and eight years covering the Yankees and Mets, the NFL and NBA in New York, he arrived in Dayton and eventually began reporting on the newly minted Cleveland Browns.
Now blogging semi-regularly, he hopes the Browns can win a championship in his lifetime. Or, failing that, at least beat the Pittsburgh Steelers once or twice. Sean lives in a flood-prone downtown Dayton apartment, venturing out for the more-than-occasional slice of Flying Pizza or to commiserate with other long-suffering Browns fans.

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The Indianapolis Colts will beat the New Orleans Saints in the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 7. That’s OK, but let’s hope the outcome is not merely a prelude to the coronation of Peyton Manning as the best quarterback ever.
On the Benedictine College basketball Web site can be found this message: “Head coach Joe Brickner is always looking for talented young men to be part of the Ravens program.
In his other business, the one that enables him to drive a Mercedes and live in a 7,000-square foot home on a golf course in Liberty Twp.
Thanks to Ohio Dominican freshman Tenia Scarver (Fairmont), the ending to ODU’s women’s basketball game Wednesday night, Jan.
It’s been more than two months since the beating death of former Fairborn High School athlete Chris Kernich, but I can’t get it out of my head.
DAYTON — Bob Engleman sees an important benefit to keeping in shape at his age:
“It certainly enhances your opportunity to be with a lady.
So many women’s basketball players from the area are making names for themselves these days that it can be difficult to keep track.
So now it’s open season on Mark McGwire. Can’t say I have much sympathy for the guy. He can’t even cry convincingly.
In his keynote address at the NCAA convention in Atlanta this week, Education Secretary Arne Duncan referenced what he called “renegade” college coaches.
At first, the name Chris Borland (Alter) did not seem to ring a bell, but then Jerel Worthy (Wayne) remembered.
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