Berea, Ohio — Channing Stribling knows the drill.
He says he learned it at an early age, through a nomadic childhood as the son of two Army officers. And he learned it all over again as a collegiate athlete, a lightly recruited cornerback out of suburban Charlotte, N.C., who developed into a second-team All-Big Ten performer as a senior.
Now he’s tasked with doing it once more as an undrafted free agent trying to make the Cleveland Browns’ roster.
Stribling was a key contributor for Michigan’s dominant defense last fall. And talented enough that his head coach, Jim Harbaugh, declared Stribling “will probably play 10 years in the NFL.