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Terry Pluto on Art Modell and the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Pluto offers 2 reasons to induct Modell and 3 reasons not to induct Modell 
by WKSU's MARK URYCKI


Senior Reporter
Mark Urycki
 
Art Modell in 1983
Courtesy of former Browns great Jerry Sherk
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Former Browns owner Art Modell is among the 15 finalists who could be chosen for induction to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton.  A group of 46 sports writers will decide Saturday, one day before the Super Bowl, which five men will be inducted. Also on the list is the former owner of the San Francisco 49ers, Eddie DeBartolo of Youngstown. Our sports commentator Terry Pluto finds the whole football hall of fame process confusing. He spoke with WKSU’s Mark Urycki   

Pluto on Art Modell and Hall of Fame

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Pluto on Cleveland's rising super star Kyrie Irving

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Terry Pluto does vote for inductees to the Baseball Hall of Fame, along with about 600 other sportswriters and officials. But only 46 writers decide who gets in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton.  
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