Sharapova Wins U S Open Title Over Henin-Hardenne
Maria Sharapova, the third seed, defeated Justine Henin-Hardenne 6 4 6 4 in New York to capture the U S Open crown. The win caps a breakthrough after a string of near misses and follows her Wimbledon success in 2004 as she embraced the moment and celebrated with family and staff. Federer and Roddick clash Sunday for the men’s title.
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Georgia Bulldogs edge USC as Stafford shines in relief
Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford led a strong late drive and a defensive stop to pressure South Carolina. USC starter Joe Tereshinski injured early, freshman Stafford hit Thomas Brown and Massaquoi on key plays, and Brandon Coutu added field goals as Georgia built a 15 point lead before halftime. Meanwhile Tony Stewart’s Richmond weekend doomed his title hopes as he dropped to 11th in standings and may miss the Chase.
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Clemson BBC Remains Tied After Late Eagles Drive
Clemson led 24 17 late after Brian Teal left with a sore shoulder as Boston College battled back. Ryan connected with Tony Gonzalez to tie the game at 24 24 with 4 59 left as an interception and reviews helped BC regain possession and stay in the game.
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Panthers Falcons Rivalry Fire Up In Preseason Buildup
Contempt and trash talk mark the Panthers Falcons buildup as Carolina and Atlanta prepare for a divisional clash. Vick struggles with 115 passing yards and three sacks while Panthers players hype fan energy and competitive mindset ahead of the season opener. DeAngelo Hall and Chris Craft figure in heated exchanges, underscoring the animosity between the teams.
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Shock win seals Detroit WNBA title in 80-75 finale
Detroit Shock rallied behind Deanna Nolan who sparked an 18-3 run after halftime and beat the Sacramento Monarchs 80-75 in Game Five to claim their second WNBA championship. Katie Smith joined Nolan, Ford, and Cash as champions, posting 17 points in the decisive game.
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