Dungy son found dead in Florida in apparent self harm
James Dungy 18, son of Colts coach Tony Dungy, was found unresponsive at Campus Lodge Apartments in Lutz near Tampa around 1 30 a.m. An autopsy will confirm cause. He was taken to University Community Hospital where he died. Tony Dungy remains in Tampa as Colts face Seattle. Caldwell led team. In New Orleans, Louisiana asks Saints to return home post Katrina. formal request notes readiness to return in early 2006 after facility tour by NFL and Players Association leaders.
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Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights Tonight
The week features boxing bouts Antillon versus Trejo and Bautista versus Espinoza on Ch. 67 at 8 p.m. Fort Worth Bowl college football shows Houston against Kansas on ESPN at 7 p.m. Pro basketball has Indiana at Cleveland on ESPN2 and the Rockets at Denver on FSSW. Dallas visits Seattle on ESPN2 at 9:30.
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Bowl teams Kansas and Houston ready for Fort Worth matchup
Kansas coach Mark Mangino says the Jayhawks pursue a focused, businesslike finish as 6-5 Kansas meets 6-5 Houston in the Fort Worth Bowl. Art Briles notes a different, improved mood for the Cougars, led by 3,000-yard passer Kevin Kolb and 1,000-yard rusher Ryan Gilbert, with Houston boasting Conference USA’s top offense.
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Texas Tops Texas State as Aldridge Dominates Inside
No. 15 Texas rebounded from skid with an 85-49 win over Texas State. LaMarcus Aldridge posted 21 points, 14 rebounds and five blocks, while PJ Tucker added 17 and Daniel Gibson 15. Texas, short-handed with Buckman and Williams out and Gibson limited by earlier concussion, surged in the second half after a rough first period. Jeremy Johnson led Texas State with 20 points as the Bobcats struggled with injuries and depth.
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Earl back in Texans starting lineup
Earl Glen Earl returned to starting safety for the Houston Texans after recovering from a separated shoulder. He had his best game recently with an interception against Arizona, joining rookie C. C. Brown as a preferred safety pairing that Coach Dom Capers favors.
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Lawton Joins Mariners as Tomko Moves to Dodgers
Seattle signs Matt Lawton on a 400 000 one year deal with 1.25 million potential bonuses after a positive steroid test. Brett Tomko inks an 8.7 million two year contract with the Dodgers amid changes under Ned Colletti.
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