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• Of anyone associated with the Pittsburgh Steelers, no one has known Mike Wallace longer than cornerback Keenan Lewis. Lewis was a high school teammate of Wallaces in Louisiana.
(CBS Sports)
• LATROBE, Pa. -- For only the second time since 1997, Pittsburgh Steelers opened training camp without Hines Ward.
(Huffington Post)
• Talks between the Pittsburgh Steelers and unsigned restricted free agent Mike Wallace have broken off, and the Steelers dont plan to talk contract until the wide receiver reports to camp, a source told ESPN.
(ESPN)
• Mike Wallace took another stand when he did not report to training camp on time Wednesday, and now apparently the Steelers will take one of their own as the contract impasse between the two sides takes a new turn.
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• Restricted free agent Mike Wallaces training-camp holdout became official when he did not arrive by 3 p.m. to move into his dorm room and take part in coach Mike Tomlins conditioning test. Brett Keisel arrives at training camp in a tractor.
(Intelligencer)
• Talks between the Pittsburgh Steelers and unsigned restricted free agent Mike Wallace have broken off, and the Steelers dont plan to talk contract until the wide receiver reports to camp, a source told ESPN senior NFL writer John Clayton on Wednesday.
(Abc Local Web)
• It never fails, and this year Mike Wallace was at the epicenter of conversation as the Steelers reported to St. Vincent College for 2012 training camp. Wallace is officially a holdout. The fourth-year wide receiver hasn't signed his $2.
(Scout.com)
• GAFFNEY, S.C. (July 24, 2012) – When the No.
(SpeedwayMedia.com)
• Restricted free agent Mike Wallace's training-camp holdout became official when he did not arrive by 3 p.m. to move into his dorm room and take part in coach Mike Tomlin's conditioning test.
(The Post and Courier)
• He also addressed Mike Wallace's absence:   "Obviously Mike Wallace was not here today. I don't know when he's going to be here. Obviously we have a desire for him to be here. We want him to be a part of this thing both short term and long term.
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)