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DL Adam Bellamy (R.I.P.)

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crazybuckfan40;1280292; said:
The reason I say offensive line, is because he has the size and great athleticism to succeed on that side of the ball, and if we were to land a guy like Adams to go along with Simon, maybe a spot on the O-line opens up before a DT spot...
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JMO but I think he's all d-line... He has too much potential as a disruptive force on the inside to go to offense.
 
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Adam Bellamy, Aurora: Entering the final regular-season game, the OSU recruit has made 24 solo tackles and assisted on 18 others. He also has five sacks, six quarterback hurries and eight tackles behind the line of scrimmage. He also is blocking at a 91.5 percent efficiency. In last week's 35-6 victory over Orange, he had three solos, three assists, one tackle behind the line and one quarterback hurry, while blocking at 93 percent.
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crazybuckfan40;1280292; said:
The reason I say offensive line, is because he has the size and great athleticism to succeed on that side of the ball, and if we were to land a guy like Adams to go along with Simon, maybe a spot on the O-line opens up before a DT spot...
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Versatility is good! OL are usually not that versatile. I think he starts at DL and see how it pans out.
 
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By Snow...recaps his team's performance so far and his strong senior campaign...talks about what he is doing to improve himself as an athlete and what his expectations might be when he gets to OSU. Talks about the games he's been to in Columbus.
 
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Gridiron Hero is down to two

From PD staff reports, October 27, 2008 7:41 a.m.




After 10 weeks, The Plain Dealer's seasonlong Gridiron Hero contest to determine the area's best high school football performer has come down to two linemen from playoff-bound schools - Aurora's Adam Bellamy and Mayfield's Cody Hayes."It's about time the linemen get love," Bellamy joked.
Well said.
Bellamy, a senior defensive end / offensive tackle, has advanced through all of the weekly online polls, which began at the start of the season and have attracted thousands of votes each week.
Hayes, a senior nose tackle / fullback, was one of two wild-card players added at midseason following a separate online poll. See a breakdown of both players' seasons in the accompanying story.
Considering we're also in election season, we asked both players why fans should vote for them.
Said Bellamy, "I think I've done a pretty good job playing both ways on the line and staying in most of the game, and mentally and physically being on the top of my game."
Said Hayes: "The hard work that I've put in playing football and what I've achieved so far. It's hard being a lineman who is in the middle getting double- and triple-teamed making as many plays as I do and getting that many tackles."
Voting in the final poll is under way.
Vote at cleveland.com/gridironhero until noon Thursday. The player with the most votes will be crowned as The Plain Dealer's Gridiron Hero.
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