Thunder and Lightning aim for Clemson big season
Clemson stars James Davis and C J Spiller, nicknamed Thunder and Lightning, reflect on a setback season and plan a stronger push. After doubts about leaving Clemson, both players vow to stay united, improve, and lead the Tigers toward an ACC title and Bowl Championship Series hopes. Davis recalls late-season struggles and a shoulder issue, while Spiller highlights his speed and receiving threat.
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Furcal's leadoff homer ends Dodgers' drought
Dodgers finally break losing streak as Rafael Furcal belts a leadoff homer in the 11th with runners aboard. Across the league, Jon Rauch retires Barry Bonds in a key moment as Felipe Lopez hits a two run shot to spark Washington past San Francisco 3 1.
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Ankiel Eyes Return As Power Hitter For Cardinals
Ankiel, turning 28, returns to majors after flopping as a pitcher. He hit .267 with 52 homers and 89 RBIs in 102 Triple-A games, with 90 strikeouts and a .314 on base. La Russa says his batting practice power suggests live stroke and potential consistency, despite past wild pitches and elbow injuries. Cardinals weigh recall with no minor league options remaining, six games behind NL Central leader Milwaukee.
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Punter found guilty in stabbing attack
Mitch Cozad, a Northern Colorado football punter, was found guilty of assault for stabbing rival Rafael Mendoza in a dim parking lot on Sept. 11. He was acquitted of attempted first degree murder and faces up to 16 years. sentencing set for Oct. 2. Mendoza and his family reacted with mixed emotions, expressing forgiveness.
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