Irish assistant coach resigns over health after surgery
Notre Dame assistant football coach and quarterback coach David Cutcliffe resigned on Wednesday due to health concerns after triple bypass surgery in March. He said he feels healthier but needs months to recover mentally physically and emotionally and would not shortchange the program.
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Kisner tied for lead as Georgia tops NCAA golf
Kevin Kisner and Eisner lead Georgia in a five shot edge at the NCAA Division I Championship held at Caves Valley. Eisner shot a bogey-free 65 to tie Major Manning for the individual lead while Kisner added five birdies in a 67. Georgia stands 6 under as Tennessee trails.
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New Beginning for Hamilton After College Graduation
Alex Hamilton returned home from Columbia after earning a degree in economics and real estate from the University of South Carolina. The former South Aiken star, a top Division I golfer, aims to stay active this summer in amateur events up the East Coast before pursuing a pro career, hoping to improve his game and finish strong.
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Betemit and Giles lift Braves past Nationals in eighth
Wilson Betemit hit a tying two run homer and Marcus Giles added an RBI single in the eighth as Atlanta beat Washington 5-4. The Nationals bullpen faltered after Chad Cordero worked four straight days, allowing the decisive rally to unfold.
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Spurs reach NBA finals after defeating Suns in five
Tim Duncan posted 31 points and 15 rebounds as the Spurs built an 18 4 third quarter run to beat Phoenix 101 95 and close the Western Conference finals in five games. San Antonio avoided a potential Game 6 comeback and advanced to the NBA finals.
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