CMU center commit has familiar feel

It’s rare enough for a college recruit to complete a four-year playing career at one school. Then there was Central Michigan’s Luke Meyer, the Chippewas’ recently graduated center who started every game — 133 of them — in his college career. As Meyer, an Addison native, begins a professional career in Macedonia, his alma mater…

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