Paul headlines AP preseason All America for Wake Forest
Wake Forest guard Chris Paul was the leading vote-getter on the AP preseason All-America team aided by 55 votes. He joins Tim Duncan as the only Demon Deacons on the squad while Wake Forest sits No. 2 in the preseason Top 25.
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College stars weigh NBA futures amid new seasons
Lawrence Roberts at Mississippi State along with Wayne Simien of Kansas and Hakim Warrick of Syracuse return as seniors. Roberts averaged 16.9 points and 10.1 rebounds last season and contemplated the NBA. Simien posted 17.8 points and 8.3 rebounds, while Warrick helped Syracuse’s 2002 title run and eyes a frontcourt guard pairing with Gerry McNamara. Hodge of North Carolina State, the previous ACC player of the year, also plans to stay for his senior season after a NCAA tournament exit. Coaches note health and staying power will shape these decisions.
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Augustus leads preseason women's AP All-America team
LSU star Seimone Augustus headlines the preseason All-America list with 44 of 45 votes. Minnesota's Janet McCarville, Kansas State's Kendra Wecker, Tennessee's Shyra Ely, and Notre Dame's Jacquline Batteast also earn spots, as Notre Dame and LSU loom in title talk.
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Cavaliers Roll Past Hawks In High-Scoring Matchup
Cleveland key players James Ilgauskas and McInnis led a 93-79 win over Atlanta as James posted 25 points, Ilgauskas 27, and Snow 26. Atlanta balanced scoring with Walker 22 and Drobn iak 19 but fell short.
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Clemens earns eighth BBWAA award after historic multi team run
Roger Clemens won the BBWAA award for the eighth time after a season that added to his record with four teams. He cited his mother Bess's health as a factor in weighing retirement as he reflected on Hall of Fame chances and a career highlighted by Cy Youngs across Boston Toronto and New York. Clemens noted a $100,000 bonus pushing earnings to $6.825 million for 2004 while teammates Oswalt and Schmidt each earned $25,000.
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Magnificent 7 Clemens Wins Record Seventh Cy Young
Roger Clemens, aged 42, captured his seventh Cy Young Award after another dominant season, extending his record in the pitching honor race. The veteran ace topped the ballots with superb numbers and led his team through a strong campaign.
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