Williams Walk Through Clarett Door Rocks NFL And College Rules
USC receiver Mike Williams plans to walk through the door opened by Maurice Clarett as the NFL and colleges face ongoing debates over age limits and draft eligibility. The piece cites antitrust concerns raised by Clarett’s ruling, discusses potential appeals, and cites Harvard Law School scholar Michael A. McCann on high school players' earnings and career potential versus college attendance.
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Darryl Dawkins
Kevin Garett
Kobe Bryant
Jermaine O’neal
Tracy McGrady
Rashard Lewis
Tyson Chandler
Amare Stoudemire
Taj McDavid
Lopez Boxers Sweep Southeast Texas Regional Titles
Six fighters from Lopez Boxing Gym competed at the Southeast Texas Regional Golden Gloves in Houston February 18 to 22. Joshua Garza claimed the 165 pound Open Division title and earned the Jesse Valdez Award as the tournament's most outstanding fighter after a decision over Caesar Martinez. The Open Division features multiple weight classes and ages 17 to 34.
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Experienced middle infield strength for 2004 Ganders
BAYTOWN high school baseball coverage notes the Lee Ganders return their double play duo Russell Ramsey and Nick Gonzales. New faces fill in on the infield with Jesse Husband at first and Cody Love at third as the team reshapes around a retooled pitching staff after losing two key starters Chris Estrada and Rolt Daniel. Ene Mongenlto anchors center field with James Toler back in right.
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Nick Gonzales
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James Hillin
Jesse Husband
Cody Love
Jeremy Moses
Kyle Bieschke
Carlos Perez
Ene Mongenlto
James Toler
Hillin
Chris Estrada
Rolt Daniel
Sterling Rangers Look To Rebuild After Tough 2003
Sterling baseball coach Tadlock notes four one run losses cost the 2003 season. Only returning starter Israel Herrera shifts to center field as freshmen Sam Lindsey and Chase Dempsay compete for outfield roles amid a talent drain and a tough district outlook.
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Astros infielders wary of starter status in 2003
Houston Astros infielders Morgan Ensberg and Adam Everett refuse to assume starting jobs are guaranteed as the 2003 season nears. Both recall prior demotions when given extended chances, stressing they must prove themselves daily and avoid complacency despite a favorable situation and potential opportunities.
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Geoff Blum
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