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Elbow surgery for Seahawks’ Kerney

Seahawks still waiting, listening

Washington sniffing around Seattle's No. 4 pick?

Mora literally running Seahawks now

Pro day looks like a tweet deal for USC's Mark Sanchez

NFL: Seahawks check out Wake Forest linebacker

SEAHAWKS: Breaking: Weaver an Eagle

SEAHAWKS: Familiar face, Jurevicius, enters free agency

Two Seahawks free agents will visit Raiders

Seahawks will tread lightly in free agency

Seahawks decision due on Hill

Meeting could decide Hill's fate with Seahawks

Knapp time for Seahawks

Tim Lewis is Seahawks' new DBs coach

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Seahawks' Peterson to play in Pro Bowl

Seahawks' GM promises an influx of 'young energy'

Seahawks Notebook: Holmgren Rides Off Practice Field in Style

Seahawks' offensive line may be shuffled for Jets game

Trojans loaded but searching for QB replacement

Seahawks add Williams, release Putzier

Injury-plagued Seahawks continue transition

Scott M. Johnson: Interesting Offseason on Horizon for Seahawks

Supersub LB Lewis excelling as usual

Seahawks QB Hasselbeck to miss third straight game

Trojans loaded but searching for QB replacement

Lulay gets another shot with Seattle

'Skins-Eagles takes stage in NFC East

Seahawks RB Jones gets real rush at Qwest Field

Yvenson Bernard has a new role

Holt ready for season opener

NFL: Rams cut ex-Kamehameha athlete Donovan Raiola

Rams RB signs

Rams' Holt says he watches Jackson's holdout closely

Rams win 7-6 as Chargers rest most starters

Rams look to resolve Jackson's contract

Rams receiver welcomed back in Tennessee

Scrimmage time for Rams

Chris Long signs with Rams

2008 Cowboys' opponents: St. Louis Rams

Glover remains key piece on Rams' D-line

Rams draftee Burton set to ink deal

Fisher tells FSU football's '08 class: Be accountable, dependable

Chiefs sign Johnson

Friday Mailbag

Oregon State looks to fill holes left by exited seniors, finds solace in defensive backfield

Setterstrom battling to start

Rams will host combine for prep players

Linehan's makeover is still a work in progress

Oregon State spring game

Rams sign OSU's Bernard to free-agent contract

Oregon's Stewart tops Northwest draft prospects

Feature: Rushing for Replacement

Francis glad to be back in backfield

Spring is here, so is Beaver football

Riley hires new assistant

Beaver football announces spring practice schedule

Oregon State’s Stroughter gets medical hardship, can play in 2008

Beavers have two games left to avoid infamy

Trojans loaded but searching for QB replacement

ESPN2 to Televise Football Season Opener

10 Locals Headed to NFL Combine

SJS adds 18 athletes, all from California

Smith making a bid for the NFL

Bernard Happy to get late invite to Senior Bowl

Emerald Bowl gives one more chance to shine

Bernard delivers once more for Beavers

Emerald Bowl Offensive Report Card

Yvenson Bernard runs over Maryland in Oregon State's Emerald Bowl win

Bernard takes part in Beavers' practice

Bernard says he'll be ready for bowl game

Emerald Bowl gives one more chance to shine

Honors roll in for OSU players

Bernard may suit up at Autzen

Prospects sketchy; Bernard will likely want to play in Civil War

Oregon State 101: All about run D, run O

Game Preview: Washington @ Oregon State

Bernard could return for USC game

OSU's Bernard has run Cardinal ragged

Bernard goes over the top against Cal, adds to his resume

SPORTS BEYOND THE BEACH

After two losses, victory over Arizona has Beavers optimistic

Same depressing story for Beavers

Sun Devils hang tough

Canfield, Beavers roll into ASU game

Beavers need to solve their quarterback issues

Oregon State WR Stroughter returns to take on Cincinnati

Pac-10 Preview | Beavers able to dig up unheralded playmakers

Backing up Bernard

Beavers Eager for Respect

Senior tailback is nominated for nation's best player honors after putting together two 1,000-Yard campaigns in Corvallis.

OSU's Bernard on Maxwell watch list

Swancutt, Anderson and Bernard Speak to Football Campers.

Swancutt, Anderson and Bernard Speak to FooWillamette to Host Youth Football Camp July 9-12.

Full Name: Yvenson Bernard
Born: October 25, 1984
Hometown: Bayton Beach, FL
Height: 5 foot 9
Weight: 202 lbs.

High School: Boca Raton HS
College: Oregon State Beavers
NFL Team : St Louis Rams
Position: Runningback

At 2007, Yvenson Bernard is a powerful runner with deceptive speed and a good receiver out of the backfield…Yvenson Bernard a back who gets stronger as the game progresses…Yvenson Bernard is a certain Doak Walker Award (top RB) preseason candidate…Yvenson Bernard enters the year with 2,648 career rushing yards, third all-time at OSU…if Yvenson Bernard matches his last two seasons average he would end his career with 3,982 yards, the second-highest total ever at OSU and would rank sixth in the history of the Pac-10, trailing only Charles White (USC/6,245), Ken Simonton (OSU/5,044), Marcus Allen (USC/4,810), Darrin Nelson (Stan/4,169) and Napoleon Kauffman (Wash/4,106)… OSU and USC are the only two programs to have multiple players in the top-10 for career rushing in the Pac- 10…Yvenson Bernard enters the year with 164 career points, sixth at OSU...25 career rushing touchdowns, tied for third at OSU.

• Elbow surgery for Seahawks’ Kerney
• Seahawks still waiting, listening
• Washington sniffing around Seattle's No. 4 pick?
• Mora literally running Seahawks now
• Pro day looks like a tweet deal for USC's Mark Sanchez
• NFL: Seahawks check out Wake Forest linebacker
• SEAHAWKS: Breaking: Weaver an Eagle
• SEAHAWKS: Familiar face, Jurevicius, enters free agency
• Two Seahawks free agents will visit Raiders
• Seahawks will tread lightly in free agency
• Seahawks decision due on Hill
• Meeting could decide Hill's fate with Seahawks
• Knapp time for Seahawks
• Tim Lewis is Seahawks' new DBs coach
• Around the NFC West: Seahawks' WR plans
• Seahawks' Peterson to play in Pro Bowl
• Seahawks' GM promises an influx of 'young energy'
• Seahawks Notebook: Holmgren Rides Off Practice Field in Style
• Seahawks' offensive line may be shuffled for Jets game
• Trojans loaded but searching for QB replacement
• Seahawks add Williams, release Putzier
• Injury-plagued Seahawks continue transition
• Scott M. Johnson: Interesting Offseason on Horizon for Seahawks
• Supersub LB Lewis excelling as usual
• Seahawks QB Hasselbeck to miss third straight game
• Trojans loaded but searching for QB replacement
• Lulay gets another shot with Seattle
• 'Skins-Eagles takes stage in NFC East
• Seahawks RB Jones gets real rush at Qwest Field
• Yvenson Bernard has a new role
• Holt ready for season opener
• NFL: Rams cut ex-Kamehameha athlete Donovan Raiola
• Rams RB signs
• Rams' Holt says he watches Jackson's holdout closely
• Rams win 7-6 as Chargers rest most starters
• Rams look to resolve Jackson's contract
• Rams receiver welcomed back in Tennessee
• Scrimmage time for Rams
• Chris Long signs with Rams
• 2008 Cowboys' opponents: St. Louis Rams
• Glover remains key piece on Rams' D-line
• Rams draftee Burton set to ink deal
• Fisher tells FSU football's '08 class: Be accountable, dependable
• Chiefs sign Johnson
• Friday Mailbag
• Oregon State looks to fill holes left by exited seniors, finds solace in defensive backfield
• Setterstrom battling to start
• Rams will host combine for prep players
• Linehan's makeover is still a work in progress
• Oregon State spring game
• Rams sign OSU's Bernard to free-agent contract
• Oregon's Stewart tops Northwest draft prospects
• Feature: Rushing for Replacement
• Francis glad to be back in backfield
• Spring is here, so is Beaver football
• Riley hires new assistant
• Beaver football announces spring practice schedule
• Oregon State’s Stroughter gets medical hardship, can play in 2008
• Beavers have two games left to avoid infamy
• Trojans loaded but searching for QB replacement
• ESPN2 to Televise Football Season Opener
• 10 Locals Headed to NFL Combine
• SJS adds 18 athletes, all from California
• Smith making a bid for the NFL
• Bernard Happy to get late invite to Senior Bowl
• Emerald Bowl gives one more chance to shine
• Bernard delivers once more for Beavers
• Emerald Bowl Offensive Report Card
• Yvenson Bernard runs over Maryland in Oregon State's Emerald Bowl win
• Bernard takes part in Beavers' practice
• Bernard says he'll be ready for bowl game
• Emerald Bowl gives one more chance to shine
• Honors roll in for OSU players
• Bernard may suit up at Autzen
• Prospects sketchy; Bernard will likely want to play in Civil War
• Oregon State 101: All about run D, run O
• Game Preview: Washington @ Oregon State
• Bernard could return for USC game
• OSU's Bernard has run Cardinal ragged
• Bernard goes over the top against Cal, adds to his resume
• SPORTS BEYOND THE BEACH
• After two losses, victory over Arizona has Beavers optimistic
• Same depressing story for Beavers
• Sun Devils hang tough
• Canfield, Beavers roll into ASU game
• Beavers need to solve their quarterback issues
• Oregon State WR Stroughter returns to take on Cincinnati
• Pac-10 Preview | Beavers able to dig up unheralded playmakers
• Backing up Bernard
• Beavers Eager for Respect
• Senior tailback is nominated for nation's best player honors after putting together two 1,000-Yard campaigns in Corvallis.
• OSU's Bernard on Maxwell watch list
• Swancutt, Anderson and Bernard Speak to Football Campers.
• Willamette to Host Youth Football Camp July 9-12.

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Why rookies have no excuse for misbehavior
at the critical times. 'I firmly believe that NFL players should be held to a higher standard,' said St. Louis Rams second-year defensive end Chris Long Now on to your email ... Regarding , the Packers' operating profit last season was $20.1 million, but

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