Holtz says wife will undergo tests soon
Lou Holtz says Beth Holtz, 64, will travel to Mayo Clinic facilities in Florida and Minnesota for tests to determine why her lungs filled with fluid. Doctors call the condition serious but not life threatening as the South Carolina coach prepares for the season and celebrates his 42nd wedding anniversary.
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SEC Football Outlook From Aiken: LSU Tennessee and More
Rob Gantt surveys the SEC and the 2003 outlook. LSU aims for a title run despite drama prone games and a tough schedule. South Carolina finds upside with Pinkins and Williamson as key players. Arkansas returns 24 seniors and 18 starters while Ole Miss gains Eli Manning hype. Auburn may host Tennessee and UT eyes a rematch in Atlanta.
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Panthers sign Nelson four year deal bolster offense
Bruce Nelson, the Panthers third holdout this franchise era, agreed to a four year contract and will join camp Sunday. Carolina also added Terrence Wilkins on a one year deal to replace Kevin Dyson who is out for the season with a torn Achilles. Wilkins brings return potential after three solid seasons with the Colts. Nelson competes at left or right guard as he challenges Kevin Donnalley for a starting spot. Junior tackle Jordan Gross lines up against Julius Peppers in daily drills as Carolina develops its OL. Safety Deon Grant hosts a Josey High School group for a pep talk as Barney Chavous visits the team lunch.
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Broncos suspend Flowers for first four games of season
Lee Flowers of the Broncos received a four game suspension without pay for violating the NFL banned substances policy. He tested positive for ephedra in a vitamin taken last December, though he claimed no awareness of its presence. Korey Stringer’s widow plans to sue the NFL over the athlete death tied to heat illness during Vikings camp.
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