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Eagles pay tribute to coach who help ‘shape this game’ **Players, coaches share their memories of the late Jim Johnson.

J.J. now has the best view of the Philadelphia Eagles’ training camp practices at Lehigh University’s Goodman Campus. Sean McDermott, the Eagles’ first-year defensive coordinator, expressed that opinion on Wednesday, less than 24 hours after Jim Johnson passed away following a…

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Eagles now getting a good look at Ingram **The University of Florida tight end has fully recovered from his knee injury and is ready to vie for a spot on the squad.

The University of Florida won the national football championship last season and all tight end Cornelius Ingram could do was watch from the sidelines because of an injury. He tore his anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during practice — on a noncontact play — before the…

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Rookie tempers flare on practice field **Moise Fokou, LeSean McCoy tangle briefly in camp’s first altercation at Lehigh this year.

Moise Fokou had a mean streak when he played linebacker at the University of Maryland. Nothing has changed now that he’s with the Philadelphia Eagles. Rookie running back LeSean McCoy from the University of Pittsburgh, an elusive open-field runner, found out just how feisty…

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McNabb has no problem with no-show **Top pick Maclin missing, but Eagles QB, a holdout himself in ’99, says it’s ‘business.’

Bethlehem has become a favorite home away from home for Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb, who opened his 11th consecutive training camp at Lehigh’s Goodman Campus on Monday. “I enjoy being here in Bethlehem,” McNabb said following the morning practice. “The people…

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From secondary to primary ** Eagles secondary coach Sean McDermott has interim tag removed, is named defensive coordinator. ** PHILADELPHIA EAGLES

A Philadelphia Eagles defense that ranked third in the NFL in yards allowed and fourth in points yielded in 2008 now has a new defensive coordinator. But he’s not a new face. Sean McDermott, 35, previously coached the Eagles’ secondary and linebacking corps and will now replace…

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Emmaus girls set school mark in 3,200-meter relay **Liberty’s Cygan wins duel in individual 3,200 run; Nazareth leads team standings.

Motivated to carry her 3,200-meter relay team into her school’s record book, Emmaus senior Lindsey Graybill took the baton and raced the Green Hornets to a convincing victory in the Lehigh Valley Conference track and field championships at J. Birney Crum Stadium on Wednesday.…

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Lafayette and Lehigh facing a long road **Patriot games: Both teams have poor finishes and must go on the road to advance in tourney.

The men’s basketball teams at Lehigh and Lafayette both ended the regular season in a way coaches fret about and in a way players wish they could have back. Lehigh, considered a preseason Patriot League title contender, lost its final three games and lost six of its last eight…

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Remembering ’34 and ’40 ** Bethlehem High’s 1934 squad used a stifling defense to capture part of a state championship and the team in 1940 didn’t lose a game ** LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY LESSON

Daniel Curatola suffered a broken collarbone while playing pick-up football during his sophomore year at Bethlehem High and his parents refused to let him play on the school’s varsity team — in 1935. He had hoped to play because he wanted to be part of a program that he said…

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GW has history on its mind ** PIAA mark: Trying to beat Liberty today to become first Philly Public League team to win a state playoff game.

Liberty today tries to extend its winning streak to 13 games and prevent a Philadelphia Public League team from achieving history. Liberty (12-1), coming off a 28-14 win over Freedom for the District 11 title last Saturday, plays District 12 champion George Washington (10-1) in…

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Hurricanes ready for more trench warfare **Liberty’s offensive linemen to face formidable task vs. George Washington’s defensive counterparts.

Liberty has dominated 50 out of 52 quarters it has played this season. The only two quarters it has not owned was in the first half against North Penn. Blocking assignments were missed and it caused the high-powered Hurricanes to stay out of sync and trail 20-0 at halftime. Levi…

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