PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Pittsburgh Steelers have drafted Ohio State offensive tackle Mike Adams in the second round of the NFL Draft.

The 6-foot-8, 320-pound Adams gives the Steelers added depth along the line. Pittsburgh drafted Stanford guard David DeCastro in the first round on Thursday.
Adams was an All-Big Ten selection in 2010 and made the second team last year despite being limited to seven games after serving a suspension for violating NCAA rules for accepting improper benefits.

The Steelers are hoping to upgrade their pass protection after allowing quarterback Ben Roethlisberger to get sacked 42 times last season. Roethlisberger was injured during most of the 2011 season, including an ankle injury suffered in a loss to the Cleveland Browns that limited his effectiveness.
Adams could give the Steelers some flexibility along the line.

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Steelers continue to add depth along offensive line, draft Mike Adams from Ohio State

Once again, Dublin Coffman Football Team is putting together Rocks Junior Football Camp this Spring.

The camp is open to all athletes entering 2nd through 8th grades for the 2012~2013 football season, and the program is well ran by the Rocks coaching staff and the players.

The camp starts from June 14 ~ June 16, Thursday through Saturday.

Please click here for the registration form.

Bowling Green State University has joined Univ. Toledo and Ohio Univ. in the attempt to recruit the Coffman's starting QB James Walsh.

Walsh, a 6' 2" 185 lb. Senior-to-be, is a duel-threat QB who threw for 1837 yrds and ran for 321 yards, scoring 20 touchdowns during his Junior year last season.

The Falcons have won ten MAC conference championships and one national championship in their 93 year history.  They are lead by head coach Dave Clawson, who will be entering his third season at Bowling Green State University.  The countdown is now on for BGSU's regular season opener against the University of Florida in Gainesville, Fla. on September 1st.

This great opportunity is only offered to the Coffman football players!!  Here are a few answers to questions on why at the crack of dawn:

A study shows the best time to excercise is......  really anytime of the day. But there are proven fact that getting heart pumping early in the morning does raise mental awareness and gets the players off to a vibrant start of a day!   6:30 am should still provide ample time for a good solid workout, shower, and prep up for the start of first class at 8:00 am

In the end, it's all about comradery amongst the future teammates as well as with the coaching staff before the start of preseason. This Team building opportunity through interacting and helping eachother is one of the highest priority in the ranks of Coffman football culture.

122 days and counting.......