Dolphins release McCain, agree to terms with Jason McCourty
Safety Bobby McCain was released Thursday by the Miami Dolphins, who agreed to terms with veteran cornerback Jason McCourty.
The Dolphins also signed tight end Jibri Blount, who played basketball at North Carolina Central. Blount was the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference player of the year in 2019-20.
McCourty, 33, has 137 career starts, including 11 last season for the New England Patriots. He will be reunited with Dolphins coach Brian Flores, a former Patriots assistant.
McCourty also played for Tennessee and Cleveland.
McCain, who has spent his entire six-year NFL career with the Dolphins, became expendable when they took safety Jevon Holland of Oregon in the second round of the draft.
Howard University moved one round closer to its first stroke-play victory as a men’s Division I program on Tuesday and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi took a commanding lead in the Women’s Team Division.
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Stacy M. Brown | 4/30/2021, 1:57 p.m. Rico Kennedy says he feels blessed to have had a second opportunity to
be able to go to Morgan State University and now a third opportunity because of Eastbay,
as he prepared for the combine at the University of Alabama-Birmingham. This year, the
combines take place on April 30, and May 1 the same time as the NFL Draft. Eastbay
When the NFL canceled a national combine in 2020 for athletes from historically black colleges and universities, former Morgan State standout linebacker Rico Kennedy figured heâd never get another shot.
One year later, with the NFL Draft taking place, Eastbay teamed up with the HBCU Combine to help Kennedy and other prospects who may otherwise have never gotten an opportunity to realize their pro football dreams.
Two weeks later there are still more questions than answers about former NFL player Phillip Adams
Mourners gathered outside one of Dr. Robert Lesslie s offices after his death, leaving flowers and other items for the revered Rock Hill community member.
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ROCK HILL, S.C. Robert Lesslie loved playing the bagpipes. He loved practicing medicine, his community, his faith, his wife, Barbara, and their big family. Barbara Lesslie loved her husband, their church, leading bible study, singing hymns and mentoring kids with disabilities at Camp Joy. They each loved their grandchildren, including Adah and Noah, and were proud of the warmth the two kids showed regularly to others. Adah Lesslie loved books, she loved singing, handmade cards and hugs. Noah Lesslie loved physical comedy and horses, so much so that he frequently asked if one day he would be able to ride a horse in heaven, particularly Artax from