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NEW ENGLAND PATROITS TEDY BRUSCHI HOSPITALIZED
New England Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi, shown in this February 1, 2005 file photo, suffered a mild stroke but is walking, talking and in good spirits, the team said in Boston February 17, 2005.Bruschi suffered from temporary numbness, blurred vision and head aches on February 16, and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. (UPI Photo/Terry Schmitt)

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Three Heisman Trophy winners -- Ron Dayne, Vinny Testaverde and Danny Wuerffel -- head a 17-person class for induction into the college football Hall of Fame.
New England's Tedy Bruschi retires
Linebacker Tedy Bruschi, who played 13 years for the New England Patriots, including four seasons after suffering a stroke, retired Monday.
Patriots re-sign Tedy Bruschi
Tedy Bruschi, who has appeared in more playoff games than any other member of the New England Patriots, re-signed with the team Friday.
Tedy Bruschi intercepted Chad Pennington with five seconds left Sunday to halt a last-minute New York drive as the New England Patriots beat the Jets, 24-17.
New England linebacker Tedy Bruschi has been named AFC Defensive Player of the Week.
Corey Dillon rushed for two scores Sunday night as New England beat the Buffalo Bills, 21-16.
The New England Patriots activated linebacker Tedy Bruschi Saturday from the physically unable to perform list.
Linebacker Tedy Bruschi of New England, who had a stroke in February, returned to the practice field on Wednesday.
New England Patriots linebacker Ted Johnson retired Thursday ending a 10-year NFL career.
New England Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi, who had a stroke in February, will miss the 2005 season for health reasons, the team announced Wednesday.
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