Fox Turns Panthers Around From 1-15 to Super Bowl Run
Fox, a former college basketball coach turned NFL coordinator, led the Carolina Panthers from repeatedly losing to a Super Bowl appearance. He demanded toughness, reshaped the locker room, and inspired a rapid rise with 16 of 24 starters already on the roster when he arrived. He grew up in Virginia, played at San Diego State, and held eight jobs in eight years before his first coordinator role at Pittsburgh.
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DiMarco and Kaye tied for FBR Open lead at 14 under
In Scottsdale DiMarco capped a 7 under 64 to join Jonathan Kaye at 14 under 199, with Mickelson one back after 68. Leonard and Singh posted 66 and 63 respectively as contenders crowd the final round field. Singh seeks his 11th straight top 10, while Weir Langer Garcia and Barnes sit within striking distance.
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Bob Tway
Jay Haas
TPC
Scottsdale
Brent Geiberger
Mark Calcavecchia
Ariz
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Heath Slocum
Tom Byrum
Mark O'Meara
Chris DiMarco
Glen Hnatiuk
Jonathan Kaye
Carlos Franco
Phil Mickelson
Marco Dawson
Justin Leonard
J.P. Hayes
Bernhard Langer
Bunny Baird
Mike Weir
Joey Sindelar
Ricky Barnes
Paul Stankowski
Sergio Garcia
Steve Elkington
Vijay Singh
Chad Campbell
Fredrik Jacobson
Steve Lowery
Steve Flesch
Jim Carter
Scott Verplank
Jeff Sillman
Chris Riley
Kent Jones
Tim Herron Notah Begay III
Alex Cejka
Stewart Cink
Tommy Armour Ili
John Rollins
Duffy Waidort Retief Goosen
John Daly
Bob Estes
Jesper Parnevik
Rod Pampling
Carl Pettersson
Scott McCarron
John Senden
Tom Lehman
Jeff Brehaut
Brenden Pappas
Steve Stricker
Brandt Jobe
Shigeki Maruyama
Charles Howell Lil
David Gossett
Esteban Toledo
Robert Allenby
Scottsdale, Ariz
DiMarco
Kaye
Mickelson
Phoenix
Langer
Weir
Singh
Garcia
Leonard
Henin-Hardenne Completes Career Grand Slam Bid at Australian Open
Justine Henin-Hardenne clinched her third major title in eight months by defeating Kim Clijsters 6-3 4-6 6-3 to stay No. 1 in the world. She eyed Wimbledon next while acknowledging grass needs improvement against Venus and Serena Williams.
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Elway and Sanders inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame
John Elway and Barry Sanders earned enshrinement on their first try alongside Bob Brown and Carl Eller. Elway, NFL quarterback record holder, led the Broncos to two Super Bowl titles and earned a Super Bowl MVP. Sanders, retired at 31, finished near Walter Payton’s rushing mark and owned four rushing titles.
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Barry Sanders
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Sanders
Bob Brown
Carl Eller
Denver Broncos
Walter Payton
NFL
Barry
Brett Favre
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