Commentary: Trio of former Browns should be recognized in Hall of Fame
Suburbanite columnist Steve King makes the argument for Dick Schafrath, Gary Collins and Clay Matthews
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Suburbanite columnist Steve King makes the argument for Dick Schafrath, Gary Collins and Clay Matthews
Suburbanite columnist Steve King says if the Rams' Super Bowl victory lands Matthew Stafford in the HOF it should open the way for an ex-Browns QB
Browns still in thick of playoff race after narrow victory Sunday against Ravens
A lot of things changed for a lot of people – the whole country, in fact, especially for those in sports – 49 years ago on Monday. It was Jan. 25, 1972 that the infamous “Melee in Minnesota” occurred involving – and actually centering on – former Marlington High School and Ohio State basketball star Luke Witte. With the Buckeyes leading host Minnesota 50-44 with 36 seconds left in a key Big Ten matchup at Williams Arena, the Golden Gophers’ Clyde Turner was ejected for committing a flagrant foul on Witte. While sitting on the floor, Witte grabbed the hand of Minnesota’s Corky ...