Cowboys name defensive coordinator new coach
IRVING Texas Dave Campo, longtime Cowboys coach, was named the team’s head coach. The 11 year veteran under Jerry Jones inherits a struggling defense and seeks to restore a Super Bowl era mindset. Reilly and Zimmer considered for offense and defense coordinators.
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Rams face freezing conditions ahead of Super Bowl
The Rams and Titans endured near freezing practice in suburban Suwanee and at the Georgia Dome as temperatures hovered around 33 degrees with wind gusts. Players layered up, heat blowers ran, and officials hoped warmer weather would arrive before Sunday. Coach Vermeil complained about the cold while Titans QB Steve McNair vowed to adapt.
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Faulk quietly shines for Rams as all-around threat
Rams running back Marshall Faulk avoids the spotlight yet influences games through blitz pickups, line reads, and decoys. Coach Wilbert Montgomery and Mike Martz praise his attention to detail, while Faulk credits his humble upbringing for football ease. He matched Barry Sanders’ rushing receiving total this season despite fewer touches.
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Titans defense shines as Kearse leads Super Bowl surge
Titans defensive line, led by Jevon Kearse and backed by rookies John Thornton Jason Fisk Kenny Holmes Henry Ford and Josh Evans, heights their pass rush. Under Jeff Fisher and coach Jim Washburn the unit shed pressure, embraced a simple 46 scheme, and transformed into an elite force in the run to the Super Bowl.
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Davenport reaches Australian Open final against Hingis
Davenport defeats Capriati 6 2 7 6 to reach her first Australian Open final. Hingis beats Martinez 6 3 6 2 as she pursues a fourth straight title. Capriati ends a nine year wait for a Grand Slam semifinal, while Davenport bonds a slight limp but shows grit.
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Tennis great Budge dies of heart attack
Scranton Pennsylvania Don Budge 84 a Grand Slam winner in 1938 died Wednesday of heart attack at Mercy Hospital after a car crash in northeastern Pennsylvania. He had a whiplash back hand and a strong serve. inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame in 1964. Funeral arrangements were incomplete. Survived by David Budge Lariel Budge and Jeffrey Budge.
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