Halladay retires after 16 major league seasons
Cy Young winner Roy Halladay retires after 16 seasons with Toronto and Philadelphia. He signed a one day deal to retire as a Blue Jay, announced at the winter meetings in Orlando and noted his perfect game in 2010 and postseason no hitter.
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War Eagles ride defense to 62 48 win over Gilbert
Wagener Salley improves to 3 1 with a 62 48 victory over Gilbert as coach Earl Seeley notes players refocused after halftime The War Eagles used a 2 2 1 full court press and 2 1 2 zone to shut down Gilbert and build an early 8 0 run into a comfortable lead This sets up a clash with Pelion and a Friday showdown with Fox Creek in Region 4 A play
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Bobby Cox Earned Hall of Fame Nod For Braves Greatness
Bobby Cox, famed Atlanta Braves manager, joins Tony La Russa and Joe Torre in the Hall of Fame. He guided Atlanta to 14 straight division titles and 15 playoff trips, finishing with 2,504 wins, the fourth most in MLB history. He is remembered for dugout intensity and stick-to-it approach.
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Finalists announced for Heisman Trophy six players named
Florida State's Jameis Winston Northern Illinois' Jordan Lynch Texas A M's Johnny Manziel Alabama's AJ McCarron Auburn's Tre Mason and Boston College's Andre Williams were named Heisman finalists. Six finalists mark a high share since 1994 with the ceremony in New York set for Saturday.
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Rivera says Panthers humbled after Saints loss
Carolina coach Ron Rivera called the 31 13 defeat to New Orleans a humbling experience that could refocus the team. He noted they were “full of ourselves” and failed in basic football 101 fundamentals and situational play.
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