Penn State Drops From AP Top 25 After USC Loss
No. 11 Penn State falls out of the AP Top 25 for the first time since 1992 after a 29-5 defeat to USC. Nebraska leads the poll with 35 first place votes, while Florida State sits second as the top 11 remain unchanged from the preseason ranking. Washington State?
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Majors Continued from B-1 Expos match details
Schilling pitched eight straight complete games against the Expos, starting strong after the break. The report notes his endurance and the continued Major League action, continuing from the prior page.
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New date floated for BCA Bowl
LACKSBS V A Buena Tech ESPN and the Black Coaches Association tentatively set December 1 as a makeup date for the BCA Classic. Georgia Tech pending. Severe storms canceled Sunday night's Lane Stadium kickoff. If not played, losses from tickets and sponsorships could exceed $2 million. Rick Giles said the tentative date was released amid many questions about a makeup game. Mike Stamus did not return a call seeking comment.
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Tech–Hokies game postponed by weekend weather chaos
Heavy rain and standing water halted Virginia Tech football at Blacksburg as puddles formed on the field and the game was canceled. Athletic director Jim Weaver said the season opener would be moved to next Saturday afternoon with Akron at home before a trip to East Carolina.
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Reds stun Braves as Maddux allows five in first inning
Cincinnati jumped on Greg Maddux for five runs in the first inning and Ron Villone pitched a complete game to beat Atlanta 6-3. Pokey Reese opened with a homer as Cincinnati sent the first six hitters aboard, ending Atlanta’s six-game home win streak and pulling Cincinnati even with the Mets in NL East.
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Cardinals Rally to Beat Marlins as Will Clark Drives Rally
Will Clark delivered an RBI triple sparking a four run eighth inning to lift the St. Louis Cardinals over the Florida Marlins 5 2 on Monday night. Mike James earned his first major league win since 1997 in relief and joined a five hit effort from teammates Rick Ankiel Jason Christiansen and Dave Veres who secured the save in the NL Central leaders seven game trip to 4 1.
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Abreu homers again as Phillies top Rockies 3-2
Philadelphia beats Colorado 3-2 as Bobby Abreu hits his third home run in two games and Todd Helton collects three hits to lift his average to .397. Abreu, at .389 over nine games since leadoff move, belted a 22nd homer for a 2-0 Phillies lead in the third.
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Mountaineers Hope Big East Return With Tanner Russell
West Virginia coach Don Nehlen praises running back Tanner Russell as he enters his 21st season, comparing him to Amos Zereoue and noting stronger front-line play. The team faces a tough schedule including Maryland, Miami, Idaho, Notre Dame, Syracuse, and East Carolina with kickoff at noon.
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Graham to start Steelers season opener over Stewart
Kent Graham will start Pittsburgh's season opener against Baltimore, as Coach Bill Cowher benched Kordell Stewart after the preseason. Stewart said he was surprised yet accepted the decision after a string of poor throws. Graham, with prior starting stints with Arizona and the Giants, pledged a relaxed approach to execution.
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Sampras Grinds Out First Round Win At U S Open
Pete Sampras labored through a slow start and humid conditions to defeat Martin Damm 7 6 3, 7 5, 6 4 in the U S Open opener. The four time champ relied on 22 aces as rain delayed matches and heat weighed on players at the National Tennis Center.
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Leftwich To Lead Marshall Incoming Season Hopes
Marshall coach Bob Pruett hails sophomore Byron Leftwich as a potential standout quarterback, comparing him favorably to past stars and predicting a strong season. Leftwich, backing up Chad Pennington, aims for an undefeated run, with early tests against Michigan State and North Carolina.
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Princeton Rec Dept invites flag football league this fall
The Princeton Recreation Department seeks flag football teams for a fall league starting September 9 with a $60 per team entry fee. Participants must be 18 or older. For details call 487-5040.
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Panel reviews college athletics reform hopes and limits
The Knight Commission reconvened to assess if presidents should govern college sports, noting enduring taint from pampered athletes and rising costs. Panel members cite short presidencies and time constraints, while debates continue on NCAA power, academics, and the role of university leadership in reforms.
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Hardaway hints at leaving Heat over unsigned status
Tim Hardaway, still unsigned, says there is a 50-50 chance he will leave the Miami Heat for a contending team next season. The Indiana Pacers quickly contacted his agent as Hardaway declares his willingness to play elsewhere where he is appreciated.
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