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Ross Weaver and Caleb Campbell are in two different football leagues and two different military branches.

Ross Weaver's tour of duty in Double Blue will soon end, but his impact as a Toronto Argonaut won't soon be forgotten.

Now that Army has fallen in line with Air Force and Navy in requiring active duty following graduation, coach Stan Brock said it's too early to predict how much effect it will have on recruiting.

By George, he got it: Due to our heavy workload, we missed a recent appearance by former heavyweight boxing champ and heavyweight pitchman George Foreman on Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show on ABC, but the Los ...

Little bit different Hate Mail this week. My Caleb Campbell rant generated 90 percent of the e-mail, and it was split right down the middle, which means -- I'm doing the math for percentages, 90 times 50, carry ...

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is monitoring the ongoing rift between the Green Bay Packers and Brett Favre.

West Point had a standout defensive back, Caleb Campbell, who at any other school would have been destined for pro football.

West Point had a standout defensive back, Caleb Campbell, who at any other school would have been destined for pro football.

West Point had a standout defensive back, Caleb Campbell, who at any other school would have been destined for pro football.

West Point had a standout defensive back, Caleb Campbell, who at any other school would have been destined for pro football.

West Point had a standout defensive back, Caleb Campbell, who at any other school would have been destined for pro football.

Not hard to gaze around sports at the moment and find flawed judgment. In Boston, Manny is being Manny again, pouting through a Yankees series.

Free Press special writer Jon Machota asked fans about the Lions' chances: Herb Coleman 65, Belleville Will the Lions be better than last year? Yeah, they should be.

Caleb Campbell must return to full-time traditional military duties. "Oh yeah, I cried, because I wanted a shot," Campbell, a seventh-round draft pick of the Lions, told The Oakland Press of Pontiac for a story ...

The Army's "yes/no" flip-flop on the pro football future of West Point graduate Caleb Campbell is more confusing than a misdirection play, but local West Point alumni aren't hesitating to fall in on both sides ...

West Point graduate and Detroit Lions seventh-round draft pick Caleb Campbell learned yesterday that he will have to put his football career on hold while he fulfills his military service obligation.

Favre rift NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is monitoring the ongoing rift between the Green Bay Packers and Brett Favre, and reports say he has talked with Packers management several times.

As start of training camp looms, team's hope is to avoid second-half collapse of past seasons.

The Army is still examining the parameters of the contract Lions safety Caleb Campbell has signed with the U.S. government to see when his active duty is to begin.

The Detroit Lions' Caleb Campbell must serve 24 months of military service, according to The Dallas Morning News.