Orlando Predator Drew Berube reflects on The Dale

Hillsdale College alum Drew Berube who plays in the Arena Football League reflects on his days of growing up in Hillsdale, playing for the Chargers, and beating Grand Valley in 2009.

Hillsdale's Glendening has no regrets in giving NFL a shot

While his graduating class was walking across the stage and receiving diplomas at Hillsdale College, the Chargers' all-time leading rusher Joe Glendening  was 401 miles away in the Green Bay Packers' Don Hutson Center trying out for the storied NFL franchise.

"It was an unreal experience and I have no regrets," Glendening stated. "Unfortunately I wasn't offered a contract at the end of the weekend."

"Joe the Show", as he's been known since his middle school days in East Grand Rapids, was part of a stacked rookie camp running back group. Included were 2nd round pick Alabama's Eddie Lacy, 4th round pick Jonathan Franklin from UCLA, and undrafted free agent Angelo Pease from Kansas State.

Glendening says he hasn't heard from any other teams about possible invites to fall camp but will stay in shape this summer, just in case a team may call. In the meanwhile he will be looking to put his degree in marketing to use.

Andre Holmes joins former Hillsdale teammate Jared Veldheer in Oakland

Andre Holmes will move into his fourth NFL facility when he joins the Oakland Raiders for off-season work. The former Hillsdale College receiver was claimed by the Silver and Black on waivers early this week after New England cut Holmes on Saturday. The Chicago-area native will reunite with former Hillsdale teammate and Oakland starting tackle Jared Veldheer as both were key factors in the Division II program's resurgence and first ever playoff bid in 2009.

Holmes was originally signed out of HIllsdale by the Vikings and was cut after the team's 2011 training camp. He spent the majority of that season and last year in the Cowboys' organization on both the practice squad and active roster. New England signed Holmes after he was released Thanksgiving weekend by Dallas.

Incoming Charger John Terry earns Michigan All-Star Game bid

Tecumseh Herald Terry first to be named to All-Star team since 1988

Tecumseh High School senior John Terry was recently selected as a player by the Michigan High School Coaches Association (MHSCA) for the East vs. West All-Star Football game, scheduled during the summer.

Terry is the first Tecumseh football player named to the team since 1988 when Tim Bryan was selected, and is only the fourth player ever to receive the honor from Tecumseh.

Tecumseh varsity football coach Al Romano has spoken highly of John Terry, one of the limited few that the coach played on both sides of the ball. Terry played both as a defensive back and running back for the Indians. Romano said in the past season he wished he had a dozen players just like Terry, who he considers a part of his extended family.

Terry committed to attend Division II Hillsdale College in February. He will graduate Tecumseh with a 4.109 grade point average. Terry is a member of the All-Academic All-State baseball team, received honorable mention for the All-Academic All-State football team, was Kiwanis Senior of the Month, THS Student of the Month, and received a THS Academic Letter.

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