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Former opponents and Ivy League tight ends Nate Lawrie and Casey Cramer are both headed away from New England’s frosty winters and will be reunited as teammates for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers following their sixth and seventh round selections, respectively. Two Ancient Eight graduates at any position had not been chosen by the same franchise in the same year since the Patriots selected a pair of Ivy prospects in 1980, before the draft was reduced to seven rounds...
After the last 72-hour stretch in Tampa with Tipper, O’Mary hopped on a plane to Boston, took a cab to Quincy House, voted and then got right back in a cab to catch his plane to Nashville. Even if a vote for Gore in Massachusetts didn’t necessarily “count,” he says, “I was not going to go through a year and a half of campaigning and not vote...
...what he's looking forward to about living in New York City since his sensational trade to the Yankees in the off-season, he becomes Kennedyesque: "I want to see what I can give to the city." And after you interview him, he takes you outside the bay-side Tampa, Fla., house he has rented for spring training to speak to you off the record, though he has absolutely nothing off the record to say, just to make you feel special. Even Bill Clinton could learn from this...
Reilly agreed, but he added that if Packard hoped for success at the next level—the senior is a seventh-round draft pick of the Tampa Bay Lightning—he must continue to intensify his play...
...American buying the crown jewel of British soccer? We are catching on to this game, aren't we? Malcolm Glazer, who owns the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers, in recent weeks has upped his stake in Manchester United, the world's most valuable sports franchise and a listed company. Glazer, a billionaire businessman who lives in Florida, now owns just under 17% of the Reds. The team brought in a world-best $289 million last season, according to Deloitte & Touche, topping the New York Yankees' $280 million in revenues. The notably unglib Glazer won't tip his next play...