Weslye Saunders facing more questions 

February, 26, 2011
02/26/11
3:19
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By Steve Muench

South Carolina TE Weslye Saunders aggavated a broken bone in his left foot on Saturday and dropped out of the remainder of combine drills after taking part in the vertical jump and broad jump.


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