Sluman shoots 62 to lead Chrysler Championship at Innisbrook
Jeff Sluman opens with a course record 62 at Innisbrook Copperhead, posting a two shot lead in the Chrysler Championship. Jonathan Kaye tied for second with a 64 while Vijay Singh sits in strong position as the PGA Tour card implications loom for the field.
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SEC divisions glimpse set with Kentucky and Mississippi State favored
In Birmingham the media picked Kentucky to win the SEC East and Mississippi State to win the West with Florida as a strong challenger. Tubby Smith questioned the East choice while Rick Stansbury highlighted Alabama's and LSU's returning talent. Coaches praised the league as deep and balanced ahead of the season.
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Preseason Top Teams in USA Today ESPN Poll
The report lists Pittsburgh and Alabama as top two with first place votes and final 2003 04 records. It includes rankings for North Carolina State Wisconsin Notre Dame Florida Memphis Washington and Stanford with others receiving votes and notes on Baseball and NBA moves by teams and players.
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