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F/C Brad Sellers (Official Thread)

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Did anyone know he is the Mayor of Warensville Heights, OH?


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Mayor Bradley D. Sellers

Biography
Bradley D. Sellers is the seventh mayor of the City of Warrensville Heights. He is the first native resident of Warrensville Heights to be elected to the office. He was elected to his first term as mayor on November 8, 2011. His vision for the city is inclusive of providing great city services, expanding the tax base, preserving great neighborhoods, and creating opportunities for the city's children.

Education
Mayor Sellers attended The Ohio State University, and spent fifteen years as a professional athlete in his first post-collegiate career. In 1986, he was selected in the first round of the National Basketball Association draft by the Chicago Bulls. As a member of the Bulls he had the opportunity to learn and play alongside some of the greatest players in National Basketball Association (NBA) history, such as Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen.

Family
Mayor Sellers, and his brother Marvin, are the sons of long time Warrensville Heights residents Robert and Jean Sellers. Mayor Sellers is also the proud father of four daughters: Sydney, Syarra, Shayla and Shyanne.

Employment
Before becoming Mayor, he served as the Director of Economic Development for the City of Warrensville Heights for 11 years. Mayor Sellers, with his development background, has prioritized the economic development and job creation agenda for the city. Under his direction, the City of Warrensville Heights helped create over 3,000 jobs and over $500 million dollars in construction projects. He continues to use a collaborative development strategy that has been well received by both the public and private sector.

Entire article: https://www.cityofwarrensville.com/190/Mayor-Bradley-D-Sellers

Guinness World Records overlooks 7-foot-tall Warrensville Heights Mayor Brad Sellers as tallest politician

Sellers said he plans to contact Guinness for a shot at the tallest title.
“I stand by it,” Sellers said.

https://www.cleveland.com/news/2019...mayor-brad-sellers-as-tallest-politician.html
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APR (Go to Class!)

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The football team's score of 985 is down two points from last year's multi-year average, but is actually just three points shy of the program's highest-ever mark of 988 in the 2010-11 academic term. The score puts Ohio State behind just Northwestern's multi-year score of 995 and Wisconsin's score of 986.
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Where does this win rank?

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Mike80 said:
It was the right call, no one was robbed except MAYBE Ohio State when a clearly blown call (really two blown calls) missed a textbook defensive holding AND called a completed pass incomplete which would have allowed Ohio State to runout the clock in regulation.
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There's no "maybe" about it. If the right call is made (either one of them), Dan Fouts wouldn't have gotten his chance to bitch about the overtime call. I might have no opinion of him, rather than a negative opinion of him.
Or.. how about in the second overtime. There was a pass interference where the call was made against Chris Gamble (as a defensive player) that put the ball on the 2. Probably not as big of a thing, since previously it was first and goal at the 6. Go to about 2:13:35 for the replay. He has him hooked around the waist with his arm, but still seems like less contact than the "infamous" play was.

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