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09 Mar 2010	Roethlisberger's accuser's attorneys urge restraint Attorneys representing the alleged victim in the Ben Roethlisberger sexual assault investigation released a statement on her behalf today, urging the media not to identify her and to respect her privacy while the investigation runs its course.

09 Mar 2010	Clark says he never wanted to leave Steelers Safety Ryan Clark said he was intending to agree to a deal with the Miami Dolphins when he visited with them Monday because he did not have a contract offer from the Steelers

09 Mar 2010	Randle El welcomed at Steelers offices Not long after wide receiver Limas Sweed was walking out of the Steelers offices, Antwaan Randle El was walking in, getting ready to sign a three-year contract to rejoin his former team

09 Mar 2010	Steelers would like to get Foote back Antwaan Randle El isn't the only former player the Steelers would like to bring back to their roster.

09 Mar 2010	Police to interview Roethlisberger, 7 others MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. -- Police investigators Monday said they are arranging to interview Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger about sexual assault allegations lodged against him by a young woman, and that they will seek a DNA sample.

08 Mar 2010

Steelers re-sign safety Clark to four-year deal
For a team that historically has tiptoed into free agency, the Steelers dived headfirst and unleashed a flurry of activity that began with the quick signing of two unrestricted free agents and ended Monday with a new four-year contract for free safety Ryan Clark and a possible three-year agreement to bring receiver Antwaan Randle El back to his former team.

08 Mar 2010	NFL Notebook: New Orleans has another celebration One month after the New Orleans Saints' first Super Bowl championship, the team and city were holding yet another party.

08 Mar 2010	Ravens, fans likely enjoying Roethlisberger's mess You know what they're saying about you in Baltimore, don't you? "You people in Pittsburgh really have a lot of nerve calling us 'Baltimorons' ... " They're right.

08 Mar 2010	Steelers and Clark reach agreement on new contract On the same day they signed Tampa Bay safety Will Allen to a three-year, $4.4 million contract, the Steelers have reached agreement with free safety Ryan Clark -- a deal that will keep him with the Steelers for four more seasons.

08 Mar 2010	Steelers sign Battle, Allen The Steelers wasted little time adding a pair of unrestricted free agents to their roster, signing San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Arnaz Battle and Tampa Bay Buccaneers safety Will Allen to multi-year contracts today just hours after they visited the team's South Side offices.

08 Mar 2010	Police arranging to interview Roethlisberger MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. -- Investigators today said they are making arrangements to talk to Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger about sexual assault allegations lodged against him by a young woman

08 Mar 2010	Steelers interested in bringing back Foote The Steelers are interested in bringing back one of their former players -- inside linebacker Larry Foote -- to improve their depth and create some flexibility at the linebacker position, the Post-Gazette has learned.

07 Mar 2010	Townsfolk withhold judgment on Big Ben MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. -- Since purchasing his summer vacation home at Reynolds Plantation, an upscale community near Greensboro, Ga., Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has cultivated a reputation similar to the one he has in Ohio and Pittsburgh, the two other places where he has lived.

07 Mar 2010	NFL Notebook: Clark visits Miami, first stop in job search Safety Ryan Clark's first visit in free agency will be with the Miami Dolphins. Clark arrived Sunday in South Florida and will meet with Dolphins officials today, said his agent, Joel Turner.

07 Mar 2010	Big Ben case puts spotlight on Georgia college town Thursday nights tend to be party nights around the tiny campus of Georgia College & State University. Few of the 6,000 students have Friday classes, and many of them go back to their parents' homes for the weekends.