Smoltz questions Braves march to division title
John Smoltz faces a changed Braves roster after a big payroll cut and key departures. With Greg Maddux and others gone, the 2004 club must prove they can contend in a stronger NL East under tough rivals and a thinner lineup. Smoltz emphasizes new faces and effort over past glory.
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Panthers vow comeback after Super Bowl loss
Carolina fans braved a Monday crowd at Bank of America Stadium after the Panthers fell 32-29 to the New England Patriots in their first Super Bowl. Coach John Fox and players Muhammad and Davis addressed supporters, urging preparation for Jacksonville next season.
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Mark Fields
Buckner
Jake Delhomme
Cynthia Johnson
Delhomme
Sonny Johnson
Mike Minter
Controversy over MTV halftime show of Super Bowl XXXVIII
A paper editor vents over NFL displeasure and Tagliabue's office criticizes MTV for the halftime show. The exchange notes missteps, promises policy changes, and Janet Jackson apologizes for the stunt. The game itself is praised as a thriller but may be remembered for controversy.
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Patriots poised to contend with strong depth and rookies
The Patriots remain a dominant force with Tom Brady and Ty Law under cap pressure. Young stars and rookies, including six contributors this season, plus two first round picks, enable flexible strategy. Rosevelt Colvin expected back, and the team emphasizes role players over stars in a tight cap era.
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ACC Releases 2004 Football Schedule With New Members
The ACC unveils 2004 slate highlighting Virginia Tech and Miami as new members in an 11 team league. The season opens August 28 with Virginia Tech vs Southern California and includes Miami facing Florida State on September 6.
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Tigers finalizing Rodriguez 40 million four year pact
Rodriguez signs a four year 40 million deal with Detroit as he departs the World Series champion Marlins for the Tigers. He notes the owner’s respect and believes Detroit will rebound from a 119 loss season, with back injury protections and a possible 2008 option.
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